Stu Grayson Believes Dark Order Has the Potential to Reach Bullet Club Status in AEW

Stu Grayson is still a believer in Dark Order — and he thinks the faction could one day reach the kind of legendary status that Bullet Club holds in professional wrestling.

In recent comments, Grayson spoke about his time with Dark Order and his experience working alongside the late Brodie Lee, who originally led the group before his tragic passing in December 2020. Grayson expressed the view that Dark Order has the depth and history to become AEW’s equivalent of Bullet Club, one of the most recognizable and enduring stables in the modern era of the sport.

Dark Order has been a fixture in AEW since the promotion’s early days, building a substantial history within the company. The faction took on a different, more emotional dimension following Brodie Lee’s death, with members continuing on in his memory. Grayson himself was one of the group’s most prominent figures, forming a celebrated tag team with Evil Uno that helped define the stable’s identity.

The Bullet Club comparison is a lofty benchmark — the New Japan-born faction has transcended any single promotion, spawning merchandise, spin-off groups, and mainstream crossover recognition that few wrestling stables ever achieve. For Grayson to see that ceiling for Dark Order speaks to how strongly he believes in the group’s brand and legacy.

Whether AEW moves to capitalize on that potential remains to be seen, but Grayson’s passion for what Dark Order could still become is clearly undiminished.