#4.) Bad Intentions wasn’t a planned tag team
Before Bullet Club, Anderson found success in tag team wrestling in Japan when he teamed up with Giant Bernard (who you may know as Albert, Tensai, and now WWE Performance Center head coach Matt Bloom). Their team, known as Bad Intentions experienced a lot of success, but it wasn’t all intentional.
Karl Anderson found himself in a not-so-important match at Wrestle Kingdom, Anderson teamed with Giant Bernard, Takashi Iizuka and Tomohiro Ishii to take on the dream team of Kurt Angle, Kevin Nash, Masahiro Chono and Riki Choshu.
Of course, the legends were going to get the win and Anderson tapped to the ankle lock. But NJPW officials were quite impressed by the chemistry he shared with Bernard, and they began their incredible run soon after.
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