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The Elite (professional wrestling)

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The Elite
Stable
MembersSee below
Name(s)The Elite
DebutJanuary 5, 2016[1]
Years active2016–present

The Elite is a professional wrestling stable currently appearing in the American professional wrestling promotion All Elite Wrestling (AEW). The group currently consists of The Young Bucks (Matthew Jackson and Nicholas Jackson), Kazuchika Okada, and the (kayfabe) suspended "Hangman" Adam Page.

The Elite was originally formed in January 2016 by Kenny Omega and the Young Bucks as a trio acting as a sub-group within Bullet Club, a larger stable of which Omega was the leader. Together, the trio captured the NEVER Openweight 6-Man Tag Team Championship twice later that year, but continued their alliance beyond that point, with The Young Bucks notably acting as valets for Omega in his singles career. Other titles won by members as part of the stable include the IWGP Heavyweight Championship, IWGP Intercontinental Championship, IWGP United States Heavyweight Championship, and AAA Mega Championship for Omega, while The Young Bucks won the IWGP Junior Heavyweight Tag Team Championship seven times, the IWGP Heavyweight Tag Team Championship once, the ROH World Tag Team Championship three times, and the AAA World Tag Team Championship one time.

In October 2018, after a lengthy internal feud within Bullet Club, Omega and The Young Bucks' 'Elite' faction left the group. Cody Rhodes, Adam Page, and Marty Scurll, all of whom had sided with Omega during the feud, also left to formally join The Elite on October 30, 2018, alongside Omega's tag partner in Golden☆Lovers, Kota Ibushi, making it a full-scale stable. During the following three months, the members of The Elite would leave most of their other promotions to work almost exclusively with AEW, minus Scurll and Ibushi, who chose to remain in Ring of Honor and New Japan Pro-Wrestling, respectively, leaving the stable. The five, who were instrumental in the creation of the company and hold positions as executive vice presidents (except for Page), would play a pivotal role in AEW, both on-screen and off-screen.

Cody Rhodes would eventually leave the group to focus on his own Nightmare Family stable, as would Page following a falling out with Omega and the Bucks. In December 2020, Don Callis, an executive vice president of Impact Wrestling, came to AEW as a guest of Omega and aided him in winning the AEW World Championship. Omega then began making appearances in Impact Wrestling alongside Callis, eventually winning the Impact World Championship, and reestablished ties with past Bullet Club teammates and Impact wrestlers Doc Gallows and Karl Anderson. Omega would claim to have "reformed the old Bullet Club", and once the group merged with the trio of remaining Elite members, Callis would take credit for "reforming" The Elite, which he called a "new Elite" and later dub "The Super Elite". Following the dissolution of AEW and Impact's partnership, Callis remained with The Elite while Luke Gallows and Karl Anderson quietly left, and were replaced in the group by Adam Cole, Bobby Fish, and Kyle O'Reilly, who all left in August 2022. Throughout this time, The Elite would collectively win the AEW World Tag Team Championship three times, once by Omega with Page and a record-setting two-times by The Young Bucks. The Elite would also become the inaugural AEW World Trios Champions in September 2022. Due to a common feud with the Blackpool Combat Club, Page rejoined the stable in May 2023. In July 2023, Kota Ibushi would re-join the group at Blood and Guts. In March 2024, Omega was fired and Page was suspended by the Bucks from the group, with Kazuchika Okada also joining the group at the same time.

The founding members of the group, Kenny Omega and The Young Bucks (Matt Jackson and Nick Jackson)

Background

See also: All In (2018)

Prior to the 2016 formation of The Elite, Kenny Omega and The Young Bucks (Matt Jackson and Nick Jackson) had known each other for years.[1] They originally met in Japan in 2008, when Omega was on his first tour with the DDT Pro-Wrestling (DDT) promotion and The Young Bucks were on their first tour with the Dragon Gate promotion.[2] They became close friends after later meetings in other promotions, including California promotion Pro Wrestling Guerrilla (PWG).[2] Omega has stated that the three had always thought that they shared the same brain, having the same thoughts about what a wrestling match should be.[3] Matt Jackson has described the creative chemistry between the three as unlike anything they have experienced before, adding "There's magic there".[4]

Omega, who has called The Young Bucks his best friends and closest allies in professional wrestling, has stated that the three have "an open line of communication sending messages all day". The Elite was created as a result of one of these "think-tank sessions", during which the three came up with the idea of filming their moments away from the ring and sharing them with their fans.[5] These moments, some only loosely tied to professional wrestling, were used to create Being The Elite, a show produced by The Young Bucks and released on both Twitter and YouTube.[3][4][6]

In 2016, the three were affiliated with each other in NJPW as members of Bullet Club, but in Omega's words they felt that the stable had been watered down and wanted to create something new.[5] Omega claimed that whenever people were saying that Bullet Club had been doing "some really cool stuff", they were in fact always talking about the three of them and not the other members of the stable.[5] Wanting to be together both in the ring and outside of it, the three decided to go full-bore as The Elite.[3] They had come up with the name The Elite as a joke years earlier, when trying to come up with a list of the most elite wrestlers in the world.[1] Omega stated that he and The Young Bucks wanted to push themselves as The Elite, but accepted if NJPW continued calling them Bullet Club "in parentheses" as the stable was their "cash cow" and a "pop-culture phenomenon". Omega has described The Elite as "a place you can go to watch the most ridiculous and entertaining stuff in pro wrestling".[3]

History

Various promotions (2016–2019)

Formation (2016–2017)

Main article: Bullet Club

On January 5, 2016, Omega took over the Bullet Club as its new leader, turning its members, including The Young Bucks, on previous figurehead A.J. Styles, kicking him out of the group.[7][8] According to The Young Bucks, they and Omega created The Elite that night without ever asking permission from NJPW bookers. After the rest of Bullet Club had left the ring after turning on Styles, Omega allegedly asked The Young Bucks if just the three of them should return to the ring to continue the attack on Styles as a "signal to the audience that [they were] the three guys". The three agreed to return to the ring and The Elite was born.[1]

During the first months of The Elite's existence, The Young Bucks, who were the reigning IWGP Junior Heavyweight Tag Team Champions when the group was formed,[9] both lost and regained the title[10][11] while Omega did the same with the IWGP Intercontinental Championship.[11][12] The Elite won its first title as a trio during the NJPW and Ring of Honor (ROH) co-produced Honor Rising: Japan 2016 show on February 20, when they defeated The Briscoes (Jay Briscoe and Mark Briscoe) and Toru Yano for the NEVER Openweight 6-Man Tag Team Championship.[13][14] They went on to defend the title in the United States for ROH.[15] The Elite lost the NEVER Openweight 6-Man Tag Team Championship to Hiroshi Tanahashi, Michael Elgin and Yoshitatsu on April 10 at Invasion Attack 2016,[16][17] only to regain it from them on May 3 at Wrestling Dontaku 2016.[18][19] Their second reign ended on July 3, when they were defeated by Matt Sydal, Ricochet and Satoshi Kojima.[20]

On August 14, Omega made history by becoming the first non-Japanese wrestler to win NJPW's premier tournament, the G1 Climax, defeating Hirooki Goto in the finals.[21][22] For the rest of the year, The Elite was largely inactive, with Omega defending his newly won status as the number one contender to the IWGP Heavyweight Championship[23] while The Young Bucks concentrated on tag team matches, winning the ROH World Tag Team Championship in September.[24] On January 4, 2017, The Elite was involved in two championship matches at NJPW's biggest event of the year, Wrestle Kingdom 11 in Tokyo Dome. Early in the show, The Young Bucks lost the IWGP Junior Heavyweight Championship to Roppongi Vice (Beretta and Rocky Romero)[25][26] while in the main event of the show Omega unsuccessfully challenged Kazuchika Okada for the IWGP Heavyweight Championship.[25][27] The main event match earned acclaim from journalists and industry veterans with some ranking it among the greatest professional wrestling matches ever.[28][29][30][31]

Tension in The Elite and The Golden Elite (2017–2018)

After months of inactivity as a trio, The Elite reunited in April 2017 by embarking on a tour of the United Kingdom, during which they wrestled for Discovery Wrestling, Fight Club: Pro, Over the Top Wrestling and Revolution Pro Wrestling.[32][4] Meanwhile, a storyline had started involving tension between Omega and Bullet Club stablemate Adam Cole, who had formed his own trio named Superkliq with The Young Bucks, who were now caught in the middle of Omega and Cole.[33] The storyline culminated on May 12, when after teasing dissension with Omega they turned on Cole, who was fired from Bullet Club by Omega.[34][35] On June 11 at Dominion 6.11 in Osaka-jo Hall, The Young Bucks regained the IWGP Junior Heavyweight Tag Team Championship from Roppongi Vice.[36] Over the weekend of July 1 and 2 at G1 Special in USA, Omega defeated Michael Elgin, Jay Lethal and finally Tomohiro Ishii to win an eight-man tournament and become the inaugural IWGP United States Heavyweight Champion.[37] On August 13, The Young Bucks lost the IWGP Junior Heavyweight Tag Team Championship to Funky Future (Ricochet and Ryusuke Taguchi).[38] Later that same day, Omega was defeated in the finals of the 2017 G1 Climax by Tetsuya Naito.[38] On September 2, The Elite returned to the United States, making their debut for The Young Bucks' Southern California home promotion Pro Wrestling Guerrilla (PWG) and defeating Flamita, Penta 0M and Rey Fenix in a six-man tag team main event.[39]

Upon Omega's return to ROH in October 2017, The Elite started defending the ROH World Six-Man Tag Team Championship, which The Young Bucks officially held with Bullet Club stablemate Adam Page.[40][41]

In January 2018 at The New Beginning in Sapporo, Omega was betrayed by Bullet Club stablemate Cody after shoving Matt Jackson and subsequently reunited with his former Golden Lovers partner Kota Ibushi, leaving the future of The Elite in jeopardy.

On March 28 at Strong Style Evolved, The Young Bucks faced off against the Golden Lovers in a losing effort. After the match, Nick Jackson shook hands and embraced with Omega, but Matt Jackson refused and rolled out of the ring.

During Omega and Cody's bout at Ring of Honor's Supercard of Honor XII on April 7, The Young Bucks interfered and attempted to turn on Cody, but instead accidentally superkicked Omega, causing Cody to get the pinfall victory. After the match, The Young Bucks attempted to explain what had happened to Omega, but he shoved Matt Jackson and left.

On the 100th episode of Being The Elite, "Finale", Omega declared their friendship over and that "There is no Elite" in anger over the Young Bucks' involvement in his match, apparently ending the stable for the time being while Scurll left to pursue a music career and The Young Bucks, Page and Burnard the Business Bear walked out on Cody's invitation to celebrate his win over Omega, leaving him alone in the locker room to ponder what he's done and what it cost.

On June 9 at NJPW's Dominion 6.9 in Osaka-jo Hall, The Young Bucks won the IWGP Heavyweight Tag Team Championship and in the main event Omega won the IWGP Heavyweight Championship. After the match, The Young Bucks came out, congratulated and hugged it out with Omega and Ibushi, thus mergering the Golden Lovers and Elite into a four-man team now named The Golden Elite.[42][43][44] At a press conference aired on NJPW World, Omega clarified that going forward "Ibushi is a member of the Elite," but not Bullet Club.[45]

On July 7, 2018, at G1 Special in San Francisco, Cody ended his rivalry with Omega after being attacked by the BC Firing Squad after he unsuccessfully challenged him for the IWGP Heavyweight Championship.

Member changes (2018–2019)

In July 2018 the Nick and Matt Jackson temporarily fractured from the Bullet Club and formed the "Alpha Club" with Chris Jericho (aka. "The Bucks of Jericho or is it Y2Jackson") which culminated in a one night match on the Jericho Cruise against the Bullet Club (represented by Omega, Cody, and Scurll) to reunite the group. On the Talk is Jericho podcast on October 30 following the match, Matt Jackson confirmed that Cody, Page, and Marty Scurll were now officially in The Elite, and that The Elite had fully split from Bullet Club, ending a civil war between the Bullet Club "OGs" and The Elite.[46]

On November 8, 2018, New Japan Pro-Wrestling announced Page and former Bullet Club stablemate Yujiro Takahashi would represent The Elite at the 2018 World Tag League Tournament.[47]

On December 15, 2018, The Elite, minus Scurll who remained under contract, officially left ROH, following the Final Battle pay-per-view. They gave a post show speech to the crowd along with Christopher Daniels, Frankie Kazarian, and Scorpio Sky.[48][49] Scurll went on to form a new faction in Ring of Honor, Villain Enterprises, with the debuting PCO, and Brody King, later adding Flip Gordon.

All Elite Wrestling (2019–present)

AEW beginnings (2019–2020)

On January 1, 2019, The Elite announced the formation of a new wrestling promotion, All Elite Wrestling (AEW), as well as a follow-up to All In, called Double or Nothing. Their promotion was revealed to include Cody, The Young Bucks, Hangman Page, Pac, SoCal Uncensored, Joey Janela, Britt Baker, Penelope Ford, Brandi Rhodes, and Chris Jericho, among others.[50] The Young Bucks and Kenny Omega had their first match in AEW as The Elite at AEW Fyter Fest defeating Lucha Brothers and Laredo Kid.

In 2019, The Elite began a feud with Chris Jericho and later his Inner Circle stable, with Omega and Page losing to Jericho at AEW Double or Nothing and AEW All Out respectively.

At AEW Full Gear, Cody unsuccessfully challenged Jericho for the AEW World Championship with the condition that he will never challenge for title again while The Young Bucks lost to Santana and Ortiz. On the January 22, 2020 episode of AEW Dynamite during Chris Jericho's Rock 'N' Wrestling Rager at Sea, Omega and Page defeated SoCal Uncensored (Frankie Kazarian and Scorpio Sky) for the AEW World Tag Team Championship.

On the November 18 episode of Being the Elite, Hangman Page attempted to part ways with the group,[51] leading to months of tension between himself, the Young Bucks (especially Matt Jackson), and his tag partner Omega. Following the March 4, 2020 episode of Dynamite (and shown on the March 8 episode of Being the Elite), Hangman Page formally parted ways with The Elite,[52] but still remained a peripheral member on the verge of permanently leaving.

In a May 2020 interview, Cody Rhodes discussed the status of the Elite's members, stating that the 'OG' Elite (Bucks, Omega) will always determine who joins the group, and that it's "their world" that he's honored to take part in. He also clarified that Hangman Page and Marty Scurll were part of the "expanded universe" of the group, and that Matt Hardy also was an honorary member.[53] On the August 27 episode of AEW Dynamite, Page was officially kicked out of The Elite for costing The Young Bucks a future opportunity to challenge for Page and Omega's World Tag Team Championship.[54]

Championship dominance and Super Elite (2020–2022)

At Full Gear, The Young Bucks won the AEW World Tag Team Championships in a match against champions FTR. Omega, with assistance from Don Callis defeated Jon Moxley for the AEW World Championship on December 2, 2020.[55] On the December 15, 2020, edition of Impact Wrestling, Omega allied with former Bullet Club teammates Doc Gallows and Karl Anderson, with Omega stating he had "reformed the old Bullet Club."[56] The re-united Bullet Club would continue its presence into the new year,[57] and on the January 6 episode of AEW Dynamite Gallows and Anderson saved Omega from an attack by Jon Moxley, and reunited with the Young Bucks to merge into a five-man group.[58] On the January 11 episode of Being The Elite ("The Band is Back Together"), Matt Hardy asked Matt Jackson "Is the Bullet Club back together?" to which he replied, "it's complicated." On January 15, a match involving 'The Elite' was billed, but last minute was changed by Callis to be Omega and the Good Brothers.[59][60] NJPW Bullet Club founding member Tama Tonga addressed this faction of former Bullet Club members on Twitter, calling them a "bootleg Bullet Club.".[61]

At Impact Wrestling's Hard to Kill PPV Omega, Anderson, and Gallows defeated Rich Swann, Chris Sabin, and Moose, notably now wearing Bullet Club themed attire.[62] At Beach Break on February 3, Omega, Anderson, and Gallows defeated the team of Jon Moxley, Rey Fenix, and PAC.[63] After the match, Bullet Club member Kenta appeared and launched a sneak attack on current IWGP United States Champion Jon Moxley after Moxley attacked Kenny Omega.[64] After the show, Omega said he would team with Kenta in a match against Moxley and Lance Archer.[65]

In April 2021, The Young Bucks, who had been wary of Omega's relationship with Callis, Gallows, and Anderson, would cement their commitment to Omega by turning on Jon Moxley during a six-man tag team match on Dynamite, when they wrestled against Omega, Anderson, and Gallows.

In September 2021, at All Out, The Young Bucks lost their AEW world tag team championships to Lucha Brothers in a Steel Cage. After Omega retained the AEW World championship against Christian Cage in a title match in the main event, the Elite came out to attack Cage.[66] Jurassic Express ran in to aid Cage, but was outnumbered. The Elite was interrupted by the debuting Adam Cole, who hit the superkick to Jungle Boy, joining the Elite. As the Elite was about to end the show, the debuting Bryan Danielson attacked the Elite, aiding Cage and Jurassic Express. Danielson, Cage and Jurassic Express stood tall at the end of the show.

In October 2021, following Impact's Bound for Glory pay-per-view, it was reported that the partnership between AEW and Impact had ended, and with that, Gallows and Anderson quietly were removed from the Elite.[67] After losing the AEW World Championship to Adam Page at Full Gear, Omega announced on the following Dynamite that he would be taking a leave of absence, leaving The Young Bucks to "hold down the fort". Cole, however, would add former Undisputed Era stablemates Bobby Fish and Kyle O'Reilly to the group.[68]

Return to original line-up and suspensions (2022–present)

On the July 27, 2022 special episode of Dynamite titled Fight for the Fallen, AEW announced a tournament for the inaugural AEW World Trios Championship, which would culminate at the All Out pay-per-view on September 4, 2022. [69][70] On the August 3rd episode of Dynamite, Adam Cole made his return from injury with the rest of The Undisputed Elite, stating his intentions to win the new AEW World Trios Championship with Kyle O'Reilly and Bobby Fish. Cole, Fish and O'Reilly then attacked the Young Bucks, turning them face as Cole, Fish, and O'Reilly left The Elite. 'Hangman' Adam Page would save the Bucks from a further attack.[71] Later that night The Bucks would try and thank Page for his help, but were interrupted by The Dark Order. On the August 10th episode of Dynamite, The Young Bucks once again asked Page to join them in the Trios tournament. Page turned down the offer saying he would be in the corner of The Dark Order.[72] On the August 17 episode of Dynamite, the Young Bucks were joined by the returning Omega; his first match in over nine months. Omega and the Bucks advanced to the tournament finals where they defeated the team of the Dark Order (Alex Reynolds and John Silver) and Adam Page to become the inaugural AEW Trios Champions.[73]

On the September 7 episode of Dynamite, due to an altercation with CM Punk after the media scrum following All Out, Tony Khan announced that all members of The Elite were stripped of the AEW World Trios Championship. It was reported earlier from multiple sources that all members of The Elite were suspended because of the altercation.[74]

At Full Gear 2022, The Elite returned in a trios match against Death Triangle[75] for the AEW World Trios Championship, where they were unsuccessful after Rey Fenix used the ring hammer against Kenny Omega to knock him out and win the match.[76] The match at Full Gear would be the start of a best of seven series between The Elite and Death Triangle, which spanned two months and culminated in a seventh and deciding match on the January 11, 2023 edition of Dynamite, where, in a ladder match, The Elite would win the series 4-3, and their second AEW World Trios Championship. The Elite lost the titles to The House of Black at AEW Revolution, ending their second reign at 53 days.[77]

In March, The Elite entered a feud with the Blackpool Combat Club (BCC). The feud began on the March 15 edition of Dynamite where, after failing to regain the AEW World Trios Championship in a three-way match, between House of Black and The Jericho Appreciation Society, The Dark Order and "Hangman" Adam Page began brawling with BCC at ringside, leading to The Elite standing alongside Page, causing the BCC to flee. Despite this, Omega refused to further embrace his former tag-team partner.[78] The feud continued between the sides of Page and The Elite and the BCC over the coming weeks, although Page and Omega were unable to get on the same page, due to the antics of Omega's advisor Don Callis. After Omega successfully defended the IWGP United States Heavyweight Championship against Jeff Cobb on the March 29 edition of Dynamite, the BCC ambushed and attacked Omega, only for BCC member Bryan Danielson to return, seemingly to aid Omega, only to attack him moments later, thus reuniting all 4 members of the Blackpool Combat Club.[79]

The following week, Danielson insulted The Elite and Page, labeling them "amateurs", leading to Page attacking the BCC, only to be beaten down and further attacked by Danielson who gouged Page's eye with a screwdriver.[80] The week after this, BCC (Jon Moxley and Claudio Castagnoli), brutally defeated The Elite's close associates, Brandon Cutler and Michael Nakazawa, leading to Omega and The Young Bucks to return fending off the BCC, with Omega almost impaling Moxley with a screwdriver.[81] On the April 19 edition of Dynamite, BCC attacked The Elite during an in-ring promo, leading to Callis bringing out his protege Konosuke Takeshita to save the group.[82] The following week, Omega and Takeshita defeated The Butcher and The Blade. Following the match, The BCC attacked Omega and The Young Bucks and attempted to recruit Takeshita to their group, although after begging the two factions to stop the brawling, BCC's Wheeler Yuta hit Takeshita with a low blow, before Takeshita was attacked by Danielson with a screwdriver once more.[83] A few days later, a Steel Cage match between Omega and Moxley was announced.[84] During the closing moments of the match on the May 10 episode of Dynamite, Omega pinned Moxley following a One-Winged Angel, only for Don Callis to betray Omega, by breaking up the pin, attacking Omega with a screwdriver, leading to Moxley pinning a knocked out Omega to win the match.[85] The following week, on the May 17 edition of Dynamite Callis attempted to explain his betrayal, but was interrupted by Omega. Shortly after, The BCC attacked Omega before entering the ring, warning Omega that they had won the "war" against The Elite. This led to The Young Bucks and a returning "Hangman" Adam Page coming to the aid of Omega, attacking the BCC. In the ring, Page claimed that he, Omega, and The Young Bucks, were The Elite, leading to him re-joining the stable after a near 3-year absence. Page also challenged the BCC to an Anarchy in the Arena match at Double or Nothing, which was soon after made official for the event.[86] At the event, The Elite lost after Konosuke Takeshita, who had aligned himself with The Elite in recent weeks, attacked Omega, turning heel and ending his brief association with the stable.[87] Page and the Young Bucks would then compete in a ten-man tag team match alongside Eddie Kingston and Tomohiro Ishii against Takeshita, the BCC and Shota Umino at Forbidden Door, which they won. Meanwhile, on the same card, Omega unsuccessfully defended the IWGP United States Heavyweight Championship against Will Ospreay.

On the March 6 episode of Dynamite, Kazuchika Okada was announced as having signed full-time with AEW. After this, The Young Bucks revealed that Okada was the newest member of The Elite, with Okada attacking Eddie Kingston, who was confronting The Young Bucks.[88] On the same episode, The Young Bucks fired Omega from the group while Page was suspended.[89]

Being The Elite

Being The Elite
YouTube information
Channel
Years active2016–2024
GenreEntertainment/Lifestyle
Subscribers520 thousand[90]
(January 3, 2024)
Total views102.00 million[90]
(January 3, 2024)
100,000 subscribers
Last updated: 3 Jan 2024

Being The Elite, also known as BTE, debuted on YouTube in May 2016 and has since aired on average once or twice a week. The show is shot and edited entirely on an iPhone with the members of The Elite holding complete creative control over the content. Originally intended as a promotional vehicle and a video journal of The Young Bucks & Kenny Omega's life on the road, it has since evolved into a hybrid that also includes skits and storyline developments involving both The Elite and Bullet Club. In early 2017, Being The Elite provided the background for an angle that culminated at War of the Worlds in May with The Elite turning on Adam Cole and kicking him out of Bullet Club. While ROH had previously shown that there was tension between Cole and The Young Bucks, Being The Elite went deeper into the background for the angle with a storyline that involved tension between Cole and Omega and their fight for The Young Bucks' loyalty while also introducing Scurll, who would go on to become Cole's replacement in Bullet Club.[91]

On January 1, 2019, an episode of Being The Elite was used to announce the formation of a new wrestling promotion, All Elite Wrestling (AEW), as well as a follow-up to All In, called Double or Nothing. Since the formation of AEW, the show has also advanced AEW storylines, debuted new signees, and promoted upcoming AEW shows.

Being the Elite went on hiatus in September 12, 2022, after The Elite's suspension due to their altercation with CM Punk.[92] It returned after they came back at Full Gear. Being the Elite went on hiatus once more after Episode 368 was uploaded on October 9, 2023; Being The Dark Order, focused on the Dark Order stable, debuted on the channel on November 27. In between the last episode of BTE before the hiatus and the debut of Being The Dark Order, various clips from the series were reuploaded as YouTube Shorts in addition to new clips.[93]

Members

* Founding member(s)
L Leaders

Current members

Member Tenure
Matthew Jackson* (L) January 5, 2016–present
Nicholas Jackson* (L) January 5, 2016–present
"Hangman" Adam Page October 30, 2018–August 27, 2020
May 17, 2023–present
(suspended from The Elite since March 6, 2024)
Kazuchika Okada March 6, 2024–present

Former members

Member Joined Final appearance
Kenny Omega* January 5, 2016 March 6, 2024
Marty Scurll October 30, 2018 January 4, 2019
Cody Rhodes October 30, 2018 March 18, 2020
Karl Anderson[a] January 6, 2021 October 23, 2021
Doc Gallows[b] January 6, 2021 October 23, 2021
Adam Cole[c] September 5, 2021 August 3, 2022
Bobby Fish November 10, 2021 August 3, 2022
Kyle O'Reilly December 22, 2021 August 3, 2022

Associates

Associate Tenure
Brandon Cutler May 19, 2019–present

Former associates

Associate Joined Final appearance
Kota Ibushi June 9, 2018
July 12, 2023 		January 4, 2019
November 15, 2023
Chase Owens July 7, 2018 January 5, 2019
Yujiro Takahashi July 7, 2018 January 5, 2019
Chris Jericho July 9, 2018
September 30, 2023 		October 30, 2018
November 18, 2023
Brandi Rhodes October 30, 2018 March 18, 2020
Dustin Rhodes May 25, 2019 March 11, 2020
Matt Hardy March 18, 2020 May 27, 2020
Don Callis December 2, 2020 May 10, 2023
Michael Nakazawa February 17, 2021 April 12, 2023

Sub-groups

Current

Affiliate Members Tenure Type Promotion(s)
The Young Bucks Matt Jackson
Nick Jackson		 2016–present Tag team AEW
NJPW
ROH
Independent circuit
The Hung Bucks[94] "Hangman" Adam Page
Matt Jackson
Nick Jackson		 2018–2020[d]
2023–present		 Trio NJPW
ROH
AEW

Former

Affiliate Members Tenure[e] Type Promotion(s)
The Good Brothers Doc Gallows
Karl Anderson		 2016
2021		 Tag team AEW
Impact
NJPW
The Super Elite
(original version)		 Kenny Omega
Matt Jackson
Nick Jackson
Doc Gallows
Karl Anderson		 2016–2017 Stable NJPW
ROH
Superkliq Adam Cole
Matt Jackson
Nick Jackson		 2016–2017
2021–2022		 Trio AEW
NJPW
ROH
Super Villains Marty Scurll
Matt Jackson
Nick Jackson		 2018 Trio NJPW
ROH
Independent circuit
Luxury Trio[95] Cody
Kenny Omega
Marty Scurll		 2018 Trio NJPW
ROH
Team All In Cody
Matt Jackson
Nick Jackson		 2018 Trio ROH
Alpha Club Chris Jericho
Matt Jackson
Nick Jackson		 2018 Trio ROH
Dick & Balls Hangman Page
Yujiro Takahashi		 2018–2019 Tag team NJPW
Golden☆Lovers Kenny Omega
Kota Ibushi 		2018–2019
2023 		Tag team NJPW
ROH
AEW
The Golden Elite
(original version) 		Kenny Omega
Matt Jackson
Nick Jackson
Kota Ibushi 		2018–2019
2023 		Stable AEW
NJPW
Independent circuit
Cody and Dustin Rhodes Cody Rhodes
Dustin Rhodes 		2019–2020 Tag team AEW
Kenny Omega and Adam Page Kenny Omega
"Hangman" Adam Page 		2019–2020
2023 		Tag team AEW
Kenny Omega and Michael Nakazawa Kenny Omega
Michael Nakazawa 		2020–2021 Tag team AEW
The Super Elite
(modern version)		 Kenny Omega
Matt Jackson
Nick Jackson
Karl Anderson
Luke Gallows
Adam Cole 		2021–2022 Stable AEW
Impact
NJPW
ROH
reDRagon Bobby Fish
Kyle O'Reilly		 2021–2022 Tag team AEW
Adam Cole and reDRagon Adam Cole
Bobby Fish
Kyle O'Reilly		 2021–2022 Trio AEW
The Undisputed Elite Adam Cole
Bobby Fish
Kyle O'Reilly
Matt Jackson
Nick Jackson 		2021–2022 Stable AEW
The Golden Elite
(modern version)		 Kenny Omega
Matt Jackson
Nick Jackson
Kota Ibushi
"Hangman" Adam Page 		2023 Stable AEW
The Golden Jets Kenny Omega
Chris Jericho 		2023 Tag team AEW

Timeline

Championships and accomplishments

Notes

  1. ^ Anderson was an associate of The Elite in 2016 before leaving for WWE and became a full member of the group in AEW in 2021, but quietly left when the AEW-Impact partnership ended.
  2. ^ Gallows was an associate of The Elite in 2016 before leaving for WWE and became a full member of the group in AEW in 2021, but quietly left when the AEW-Impact partnership ended.
  3. ^ Cole was an associate of The Elite from 2016 to 2017 before leaving for WWE and became a full member of the group in AEW in 2021, but left the stable in 2022.
  4. ^ Page and The Young Bucks had been teaming since 2017, but Page joined The Elite in 2018. Page was kicked out of The Elite in 2020.
  5. ^ Many of these teams have performed together prior to and subsequent to their association with The Elite; this column lists only when those teams performed as part of the stable.

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