Bullet Club Gold has faced a challenging year, but there is promising news regarding its members Juice Robinson and Jay White. Wrestling Observer reports that Juice Robinson is on the verge of making a return to the ring after being out of action for over six months due to a broken fibula. This injury occurred during a Continental Classic Gold League match against Will Ospreay in November 2024. Despite suffering the fracture early in the match, Robinson exhibited remarkable determination by finishing the bout, although later analysis revealed the injury’s severity. While a specific return date is not yet available, reports suggest that he is expected to be ready soon, with his reintroduction into AEW possibly happening at any time.
On the other hand, the situation is less clear for Jay White, who is currently recuperating from a broken foot. Wrestling Observer’s Dave Meltzer noted that he doesn’t have confirmation on White’s return timeline either. However, White’s strong reputation within AEW, especially with President Tony Khan, suggests that once he recovers, a notable comeback storyline is likely to unfold.
Meanwhile, the other members of Bullet Club Gold, Austin and Colten Gunn, have not competed since a loss to the Hurt Syndicate on February 11, but there are no injury concerns surrounding them. Austin Gunn even took to social media in June to reassure fans of their good health.
As Bullet Club Gold has been largely absent from AEW programming recently, the potential return of both Robinson and White could signify a resurgence for the stable, which enjoyed significant momentum in 2023. Fans will be eager to see how the situation develops, as the reintegration of these key players could reinvigorate the group’s presence in AEW.
These updates showcase the resilience and determination of the wrestlers in overcoming injuries, keeping fans hopeful for exciting storylines ahead.