Luke Gallows Talks Bullet Club: “It Was The Most Creative Freedom I Ever Had”

Since their debut with WWE a few weeks ago, Karl Anderson and Luke Gallows have aligned with AJ Styles and entered into a feud with The Usos and the WWE Champion Roman Reigns.

There is a lot of hype surrounding Anderson and Gallows because of their run with The Bullet Club, and the possibilities that could happen with “The Club” as both men get more comfortable in WWE.

For Gallows, this is his second run with the company. He’s been through WWE, TNA, and New Japan Pro Wrestling. He’s done a lot and became a much stronger performer away from WWE than he did with them.

Recently, Gallows did an interview with CultofWhatever.com top discuss his first run with WWE, his time in both TNA and NJPW as well as working with AJ Styles and forming The Bullet Club.

You can read the full interview right here. Below are some of the highlights:

How did The Bullet Club come about? 

“The Bullet Club was unbelievable, we just ran rampant, we were basically just a group of wild foreigners taking over NJPW. It is the most creative freedom I ever had and we were able to say whatever the hell we wanted to and as long as it worked we continued to do it.

In that group, we had some of the best talent in the wrestling industry today, AJ Style, Karl Anderson, and The Young Bucks. It was unbelievable to be apart of it in Japan and now we are doing something similar in WWE.”

What was it like working with Finn Balor in NJPW? 

“It was a lot of fun working with Finn over in Japan, we became friends very quickly, him and Karl Anderson were already best friends anyway and we all just kind of clicked inside and outside of the ring, it was very enjoyable getting to work with Finn.

He came over to WWE first with NXT and he has done what he wanted to do and he has shown a lot of people what an amazing talent he is. Finn has that ‘it factor’ and I will always remember him being one of the founding members of the Bullet Club along with Karl Anderson and myself.”

Do you think Luke Gallows will be more successful during this run with WWE than he was during his first run?