During a recent WWE Live event, there was a Bullet Club reunion of sorts.
At the Road to WrestleMania Supershow at the State Farm Center in Champaign, IL, Cody Rhodes took on original Bullet Club leader and current Judgment Day head Finn Balor in a singles match.
After defeating Balor, Rhodes was attacked by Damian Priest and Dominik Mysterio. This led to The OC duo of Luke Gallows and Karl Anderson running in to save The American Nightmare.
After they saw off The Judgment Day, Rhodes took the microphone to thank the pair and spoke about their shared Bullet Club history. While Gallows & Anderson weren’t in the faction at the same time as Rhodes, they do say that membership is “4 Life”.
Cody Rhodes recalls his Bullet Club past
Rhodes became a big part of the group during his time away from WWE and was often at loggerheads with The Elite’s Kenny Omega and The Young Bucks. This led to the faction having a civil war which culminated in founder member Tama Tonga having enough and kicking The Elite out of the group in 2018.
After being unable to defeat Omega later that year, Cody embraced his former rival and left the Club himself, joining The Elite instead.
He referenced his troubled history with the group at the WWE event, admitting things “weren’t fine” but said he still wants to be part of The Club regardless.
“At one point, I was part of The Club. I was a bit of a problem, things weren;t fine. I tried to change the logo, I made a million dollars but you never saw any of it. I am sorry about that. But that doesn’t change what’s in [my heart].
I’m still like everybody else, I still want to be part of The Club!”
Gallows and Anderson then threw up a Too Sweet and Cody reciprocated as his music hit.
Rhodes next big challenge involves another faction as he is set to challenge The Bloodline’s leader Roman Reigns for the Undisputed WWE Universal Championship at WrestleMania 39.
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