Adam Cole on when he found out he would be joining Bullet Club, shades a gray in pro wrestling

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imgresRing of Honor wrestler Adam Cole spoke with Brian Fritz of Sporting News and was asked when he found out he would be joining the Bullet Club faction. “I found out about a month, month and a half before this whole thing was set up and to say the least I was pretty stoked,” Cole said. “On top of it really changing my position I think in ROH because of the Bullet Club’s impact. Obviously, this really opens up some doors for me in New Japan. Anyone who has listened to me do interviews before knows how much being a part of New Japan Pro Wrestling is something that I’d really, really like to do.”

Cole also discussed shades of gray in pro wrestling. “I’m glad you brought that up because, definitely, you can see across the board, not just even in Ring of Honor or New Japan but also in the WWE,” he said. “A lot more now there’s a focus on that shades of gray, guys becoming stars and becoming as popular as they can whether they’re being cheered or whether they’re being booed and almost letting the fans make the decision of who they like and who they want to cheer for and who they want to support. A perfect example is if myself and Jay Lethal wrestle for the ROH World Title. I can almost guarantee you that the crowd is going to be split 50-50. There’s a lot of those moments in Ring of Honor now. Same with Jay Lethal and Jay Briscoe, same with myself and Kyle O’Reilly.” Read the full interview at SportingNews.com.

Powell’s POV: I’m happy for Cole and I think he’s one of the most talented wrestlers in ROH. He and the rest of the Bullet Club members will have to work hard to keep the momentum going. With so many incarnations of the group it’s starting to feel a bit watered down and overexposed. I’m not a big believer in shades of gray. Give me a traditional babyface vs. heel match with a heel working hard to get heat. If some fans still cheer the heel then it does make for a fun dynamic, but I’m not big on cool heels. In fact, I’m a big believer in what TNA’s Rockstar Spud told Fritz in a March interview.

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