What Happened After Impact Wrestling Slammiversary Went Off The Air

Impact Wrestling’s Slammiversary pay-per-view cut off in the middle of the final segment. Jay White made his debut for the company and then things were left as a cliff hanger, but now we know what happened.

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Following Jay White’s entry into the ring, he didn’t get a chance to accept the Good Brothers’ “too sweet.” This is when the show cut of. After the event was ended, FinnJuice rushed the ring. It is unclear why this wasn’t aired as part of the pay-per-view.

Switchblade then his his finisher on Juice Robinson. We didn’t see any kind of Omega beatdown or other swerve. Any rumor you see of the Guerillas of Destiny arriving after the show are also false.

We will have to see if this leads to anything else down the line. It certainly made for a very exciting conclusion at Slammiversary.

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