AJ Styles on Balor Club: ‘maybe we can all be together doing something’

AJ Styles just planted the seed. If one Bullet Club reunion under the WWE umbrella is good, wouldn’t two reunions be great?

While fans are still swimming in the euphoria of Finn Balor, Karl Anderson and Luke Gallows working together on Raw, could adding Styles to the stable be just the amount of sweet? Too sweet?

Talking with IGN about the 2018 Royal Rumble and a comic book he co-wrote with Headlocked Comics’ Michael Kingston, Styles dives into the topic of newly formed Balor Club.

”It is what it is, I guess, as far as the way things are supposed to happen,” Styles shared. “Even though I had my own reunion with them shortly after I arrived, and its in the story, I’m not even with those guys right now. They’re on RAW and I’m on SmackDown and I’m kind of doing my own thing by myself. But those three guys being together is something special because, truth be told, those were the three guys who were originally together.”

Styles continued

”If I could look into the future or try to predict things,” Styles offered, “I’d like to think that maybe we can all be together doing something. At some point. But you never know where things are going to lead, but right now I’m very interested in what I’m seeing.”

Stuck on two separate brands and with all four men running with momentum behind them, it may decrease the odds of Styles, Balor, Anderson and Gallows all fighting in a single stable. With no superstar shakeup in sight until perhaps after WrestleMania, hopes of The Balor Club mutating into The Phenomonal Balor Club may have to be put on hold.

Is there a world where The Balor Club helps out AJ Styles in his Royal Rumble handicap match versus Kevin Owens and Sami Zayn?

Could our Bullet Club shaped hearts handle the visual of Finn Balor, Karl Anderson and Luke Gallows running in to help Styles retain his title?