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Can a Villain truly change colors?
The most intriguing piece of the whole Bullet Club puzzle is the Villain, Marty Scurll. The former IWGP Junior Heavyweight champion was recruited by Kenny Omega, as a replacement for Adam Cole.
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Scurll has flourished in NJPW but also in ROH under the leadership of Cody. More importantly, Scurll ousted Cole; the former leader of the Bullet Club in American shores, a role Cody has since begrudgingly played.
A top AEW star just called one of his colleagues 'spoiled' and 'narcissistic' HERE.
In last nights match Scurll was indecisive on whether to attack Omega or not, after all, they were friends. However one will notice from the match that Omega didn't hesitate in throwing down with Scurll, giving Cody another way to manipulate and turn someone away from the desperate Omega.
The fact that Scurll has not only questioned Cody's actions but condemned Kenny's failed leadership puts him on a pedestal and a big win for Cody once he joins The American ELITE.
