I don't get the Bullet Club hype...

**CSL** · 01-22-2016, 12:16 AM

I think any big expectations for Bullet Club are a bit ambitious, especially when it comes to actually using "Bullet Club". I would guess Anderson and Gallows will come in as a team and AJ as a singles guy. Gallows you've seen before, Anderson has a surprising amount of personality that you don't always get to see because of the New Japan "style" so I think maybe you might see more of that in WWE. Neither are probably going to "tear the house down", Anderson is the better of the two. AJ is one of the best wrestlers in the world "bell to bell", not much of a promo but neither are/were Bryan, Rollins, Balor and co and they're doing just fine. He'll have great matches week in, week out with those guys plus Ambrose, Cesaro, Ziggler and a bunch of others and should do just as good with the bigger guys too, that's the level he'll probably be on in terms of spot on the card, his fans etc.

Nakamura is a separate entity. As I've said elsewhere on here, he has that "presence", that "that guy is fucking cool" factor that most guys don't have/you can't teach, it pours out of him, and that goes a long way. It all depends on how well he adapts to WWE and what they do with him. He could have great matches straight away with a lot of the guys I listed for AJ, honestly think the best thing for him would be to go straight to NXT to work with Balor, "acclimatize" him a bit to the audience and "the WWE machine" because it will get over and it's almost certain that it would be excellent. How well he does from there with the big WWE sports entertainer types on the main roster depends on a bunch of factors and that'll be the interesting thing to see. Basically, if you like NXT and you like matches from guys like Bryan, Rollins, Zayn, Balor, Joe, "the seasoned indy guys", you're going to like AJ and Nakamura. Too many factors to consider in terms of knowing whether they will strike gold or not.

01-22-2016, 12:16 AM	#21
CSL Over Like Rover Posts: 38,444	I think any big expectations for Bullet Club are a bit ambitious, especially when it comes to actually using "Bullet Club". I would guess Anderson and Gallows will come in as a team and AJ as a singles guy. Gallows you've seen before, Anderson has a surprising amount of personality that you don't always get to see because of the New Japan "style" so I think maybe you might see more of that in WWE. Neither are probably going to "tear the house down", Anderson is the better of the two. AJ is one of the best wrestlers in the world "bell to bell", not much of a promo but neither are/were Bryan, Rollins, Balor and co and they're doing just fine. He'll have great matches week in, week out with those guys plus Ambrose, Cesaro, Ziggler and a bunch of others and should do just as good with the bigger guys too, that's the level he'll probably be on in terms of spot on the card, his fans etc. Nakamura is a separate entity. As I've said elsewhere on here, he has that "presence", that "that guy is fucking cool" factor that most guys don't have/you can't teach, it pours out of him, and that goes a long way. It all depends on how well he adapts to WWE and what they do with him. He could have great matches straight away with a lot of the guys I listed for AJ, honestly think the best thing for him would be to go straight to NXT to work with Balor, "acclimatize" him a bit to the audience and "the WWE machine" because it will get over and it's almost certain that it would be excellent. How well he does from there with the big WWE sports entertainer types on the main roster depends on a bunch of factors and that'll be the interesting thing to see. Basically, if you like NXT and you like matches from guys like Bryan, Rollins, Zayn, Balor, Joe, "the seasoned indy guys", you're going to like AJ and Nakamura. Too many factors to consider in terms of knowing whether they will strike gold or not.