Bullet Club Member Re-Signs With IMPACT Wrestling

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A Bullet Club member has re-signed with IMPACT Wrestling.

Ever since signing with IMPACT in 2019, Chris Bey has become one of the rising stars of the promotion. Bey is a former X-Division Champion and became a member of the Bullet Club in 2021.

For fans wanting to see more of Bey rising the ranks of IMPACT Wrestling, it looks like he is extending his stay.

Sports Illustrated confirmed that the 26 year old Chris Bey has re-signed a multi-year deal with the company.

Bey stated:

“I want to be at the forefront of Impact Wrestling,. I believe in the company, I believe in our team and I believe where we are going. I have unfinished business with the company that I look forward to making a reality.”

The Bullet Club member continued on to reflect on his journey in IMPACT so far, saying:

“It takes time to become a top guy. That’s what I’m pursuing now. I want programs with Josh Alexander, Eddie Edwards, ‘Speedball’ Mike Bailey. I want to work with Impact legends. I am pushing to be the absolute best.

“And the world championship has always been the biggest goal for me. That is my No. 1. It’s something I have to accomplish, and I’m going to make sure it becomes a reality. Until I do, to quote Kobe, ‘The job’s not finished.’”

IMPACT Wrestling executive Scott D’Amore views Chris Bey as a major piece in the future of the promotion.

D’Amore stated:

“Chris Bey was part of a generation who grew up dreaming of competing inside an Impact Wrestling ring. Two years ago, when the wrestling world was buzzing about where this ‘can’t-miss prospect’ was going to commit, Chris chose to fulfill his childhood dream and make Impact Wrestling his home, even with multiple offers in front of him.

“Now, two years later, with an amazing X Division title reign already under his belt, Bey has cemented his claim as one of the stars to lead our sport into a bright future. We are honored and excited to announce that Chris has again chosen Impact Wrestling to remain his home for years to come.”

Through his association with the Bullet Club, Bey has formed a new tag team with fellow member Ace Austin as of late.

Another pair of Bullet Club stablemates, “Machine Gun” Karl Anderson and “The Big LG” Doc Gallows returned to WWE to reunite with AJ Styles in his feud with The Judgment Day on the October 10 edition of Raw.

The leader of the group “Switchblade” Jay White commented on The Good Brothers’ WWE return, which you can read here.

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