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    AJ Styles’ son, Avery, hints at massive Bullet Club move after tag team match against former WWE Superstars

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    AJ Styles’ son, Avery Styles, is following in the footsteps of his legendary father and certainly has the Bullet Club genes in him.

    Styles teamed up with Doc Gallows’ son, CJ Gallows, at Wrestle Wars for a tag team match against Doc and Karl Anderson. Gallows and Anderson, collectively known as The Good Brothers, are former Bullet Club members and WWE Superstars. They were stablemates with AJ during their time together in New Japan Pro Wrestling before forming The OC in WWE.

    On Instagram, Avery shared a photo featuring his tag team partner CJ and their opponents, The Good Brothers, and used the iconic Bullet Club catchphrase as his caption. While Avery is still in his early days as a professional wrestler, it remains to be seen if he ever joins the Bullet Club at some point down the road.

    “BULLET CLUB FOR LIFE🔫☠️” wrote Avery.

    Check out Avery’s Instagram post:

    Karl Anderson on AJ Styles’ influence on the Bullet Club

    Karl Anderson opened up about the influence AJ Styles had on The Bullet Club. Styles replaced Prince Devitt, aka Finn Balor, in WWE, after his exit from the faction and became the front-runner of the group.

    Speaking with NJPW, The Machine Gun explained that Styles’ influence and his loyal fanbase helped the Bullet Club get attention from the American audience. The former IWGP Heavyweight Champion brought a lot of new eyes to the group.

    “I remember for sure when Bullet Club was cool right? Like when it was me and Fale and Tama and Prince Devitt, like that was cool. But when Prince Devitt ended up leaving and AJ Styles came in and maybe the Japanese fans didn’t know exactly who AJ was on the first day but AJ had his whole fanbase that he brought from TNA and from the American audience that he built man. And that AJ Styles fanbase was big man and I think he brought whole lot of eyes to the Bullet Club.”

    Styles retired from professional wrestling in 2026 after losing to Gunther in his final match at the Royal Rumble Premium Live Event. He was inducted into the WWE Hall of Fame by The Good Brothers.