Bullet Club Gold Introduced On AEW Dynamite

Jay White appears to be a huge fan of Spandau Ballet as The Catalyst of Professional Wrestling now finds himself as the leader of Bullet Club Gold.

The former IWGP World Heavyweight Champion returned to All Elite Wrestling on last week's edition of Dynamite, attacking Ricky Starks before his scheduled match with Juice Robinson. It was then revealed that White had officially signed with AEW on a multi-year deal.

White initially named his alliance with Juice Robinson 'Bullet Club Black 'n' Gold' but that name was quickly abandoned, with the AEW talent revealing on the April 12 edition of Dynamite that his team with 'Rock Hard' was Bullet Club Gold. White also referred to himself and Juice as the best duo Bullet Club has ever seen, ahead of the likes of Cody Rhodes, Adam Cole, AJ Styles, Kenny Omega, and The Young Bucks.

Bullet Club Gold look set to continue their feud with Ricky Starks, with White noting their issues with the former FTW Champion had only just begun.

Bullet Club Gold's connection to Bullet Club in New Japan Pro-Wrestling is unknown, although they appear to be a separate splinter group as David Finlay kicked Jay White out of BC after Switchblade lost his Loser Leaves NJPW Match to Eddie Kingston at Battle in the Valley in February.