AEW’s Tony Khan Comments Following Iconic Faction Disbanding

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Tony Khan has reflected on a recently-disbanded faction, commenting on the impact their legacy has had on AEW.

Formed by Yota Tsuji at NJPW New Year Dash on January 5, the new Unbound Co group brings together Bullet Club War Dogs and Unaffiliated – a spinoff faction of Los Ingobernables de Japon.

With Bullet Club now dissolved after a near thirteen year history, AEW President Tony Khan has reflected on the legacy of the faction.

Speaking on 107.7 The Bone, Khan said:

“The Bullet has a phenomenal and very rich history of some of the greatest wrestlers, in my opinion, that I have ever seen.

“It’s a very rich history that is closely tied to AEW’s legacy.”

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The Bullet Club is no stranger to AEW, with War Dogs members Drilla Moloney, Gabe Kidd, and Robbie X all making their presence felt in AEW over the past months.

Former leaders Kenny Omega and Jay White have also made their way to AEW, with The Cleaner being an EVP in the company and Switchblade making his debut in April 2023, with other former members including Adam Cole, Hangman Page, Jack Perry, and The Young Bucks.

David Finlay, who led Bullet Club War Dogs since its 2023 inception, reportedly sees his NJPW contract expire in the near future, with options in the USA being explored.

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