Originally published on ProWrestlingSheet.

Don Callis has hinted that his association with New Japan Pro Wrestling may be at an end as there's nothing left for him to do there.

Callis addressed his NJPW business dealings on Sitting Ringside with David Penzer.

"I see my business with New Japan as being done," he said. "When I went into New Japan in 2017, they were on one level. When I booked Jericho vs. Omega at the Tokyo Dome, their entire business model changed. Their revenue went up exponentially. They've been riding the Don Callis effect ever since," he continued,

Callis then suggested that his time with New Japan is probably at an end.

"There is nothing left for me to do in New Japan," he claimed. "Anything I could do in New Japan now would pale in comparison to the game-changing nature that I did three years ago," he said.

Despite hinting at the end of his relationship with NJPW, Callis did recently tease a program between AEW Champion Kenny Omega and IWGP Champ Kota Ibushi.

"In order for Kota Ibushi to truly evolve into the Kota Ibushi he can be, he Kota needs to get on an airplane and he needs to come from Japan and defend that title around the world like Kenny Omega does," he told TalkSPORT's Alex McCarthy.

As you may recall, the dastardly Don Callis recently took on the role of Omega's manager. Callis also instigated a Bullet Club reunion on Dynamite.