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Jay White Makes Impact Wrestling Debut After Kenny Omega Retains Impact Title At Slammiversary, FinJuice Runs Down After Show Goes Off Air (Pics, Video)

July 18, 2021 | Posted by Joseph Lee
Jay White The Elite Impact Wrestling Slammiversary, Kenny Omega Image Credit: Impact Wrestling/Twitter

UPDATEDx2: PWInsider reports that Impact Wrestling Slammiversary did go off the air exactly when intended as they wanted to end on Jay White staring down Kenny Omega.

White and Finlay are set to face off for the NEVER Openweight Title at NJPW’s Resurgence iPPV next month.

UPDATED: Sean Ross Sapp of Fightful was at Impact Wrestling Slammiversary tonight and reports that after the show went off the air (seemingly early), FinJuice (David Finlay and Juice Robinson) came down and attacked Jay White, who ended up hitting his finisher on Finlay before heading to the back.

“Juice and Finlay came out and attacked Switchblade. Switchblade hit his finish on Juice and ducked out”

ORIGINAL: Impact Wrestling had one last surprise up their sleeves at Slammiversary, with New Japan Pro Wrestling’s Jay White making a sudden appearance. The leader of the Bullet Club made his debut at the event following Kenny Omega’s victory over Sami Callihan in a violent no disqualification match. As the Good Brothers, Callis and Omega did the ‘too sweet’ hand gesture, White made his appearance. However, the show appeared to cut out early before any resolution to the angle happened, as someone was running to the ring just as it ended.

With his victory over Callihan, Omega’s reign as Impact Champion now stands at 80 days, after he defeated Rich Swann at Rebellion on April 25. You can find our full report of the show here.

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