Ranking all former key members of The Bullet Club

#1. Prince Devitt began The Bullet Club revolution which is still going strong

Finn Balor FKA Prince Devitt with the Bullet Club

Prince Devitt's formation of The Bullet Club in 2013 remains one of the biggest aspects of professional wrestling. One of the most dedicated heels of his time with the faction, Devitt (aka Finn Balor) changed the game forever and revolutionized NJPW and pro wrestling with The Bullet Club.

Devitt forming the faction also led to him winning the IWGP Jr. Heavyweight Championship. But more importantly, Devitt's run with the group also saw him get shots at the IWGP Heavyweight Championship, which back in the day was quite rare for a Jr. Heavyweight wrestler.

It's Wednesday April 7 in Japan!#onthisday in 2013, Bad Luck Fale made his shocking apperance at Prince Devitt's side, as the building blocks of BULLET CLUB began to come together!Relive history with @njpwworld!https://t.co/nTnpdNwfMD#njpw pic.twitter.com/cj8AyCmYEt

— NJPW Global (@njpwglobal) April 6, 2021

In fact, Devitt also competed in the G1 Climax and shared the ring with the likes of Kazuchika Okada, Hiroshi Tanahashi, and Katsuyori Shibata. Some of the best heavyweight wrestlers in NJPW history.

'I was green, I didn't know s**t. Prince Devitt and Karl Anderson taught me and Fale everything about being a heel'.Tama Tonga goes in depth on some wild early days for BULLET CLUB:https://t.co/2NOmdUBd8t#njpw pic.twitter.com/oBKZVkTNOs

— NJPW Global (@njpwglobal) May 18, 2020

During his time with the group, the Irishman had a completely different aura. The former IWGP Jr. Heavyweight Champion tormented reporters backstage with The Bullet Club. Devitt also wasn't shy about holding back in press conferences, as he cussed out at almost everybody.

One should look no further than Prince Devitt's version of The Bullet Club when it comes to proper heel groups in professional wrestling.