IMPACT Wrestling Slammiversary: Every surprise, debut, and return

#1 Jay White makes his IMPACT Wrestling debut

Bullet Club. 4 Life? We're not sure yet.

IMPACT Wrestling was done then, as we got one of the biggest names in professional wrestling appearing at the end of the show. After a fantastic no disqualification match between Sami Callihan and champion Kenny Omega, the IWGP Never Openweight Champion appeared on the ramp.

Before making his way to the ring, Jay White eyed the AEW World Championship which was sitting on stage. He slowly approached the ring before entering while Omega, Don Callis, and The Good Brothers stared on.

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.@JayWhiteNZ HAS ARRIVED AT #Slammiversary! Order HERE: https://t.co/B4rKbNpqAD pic.twitter.com/B1A6FaUhz6
— IMPACT (@IMPACTWRESTLING) July 18, 2021

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The tension was so thick you could cut it with a knife. Maybe a switchblade. Get it? Because he's Switchblade Jay White?

The Good Brothers and Callis threw up the Too Sweet, with the IMPACT Wrestling Tag Team Champions assuming White was here to support them and unite The Bullet Club across multiple companies. After all, White is the leader of The Bullet Club.

Chaotic scenes closed out @IMPACTWRESTLING's #slammiversary2021!Jay White carried NEVER gold to the IMPACT ring tonight, but on August 14, he defends that title against David Finlay!TICKETS: https://t.co/6ukDAMyoWa(P1, P3 SOLD OUT, P2 P6 ALMOST GONE )#njresurgence pic.twitter.com/Mx2VqjhJq5
— NJPW Global (@njpwglobal) July 18, 2021

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Before White could do so, someone rushed the ring and the feed cut. While it's a divisive topic as to whether cutting to black like that was a good idea by IMPACT Wrestling, it's hard to deny the amount of intrigue going into next week's episode.

It turns out that it was FinJuice who rushed the ring. At NJPW Resurgence, David Finlay will challenge Jay White for the Never Openweight Championship. Will we see more of their feud play out on IMPACT Wrestling going forward? One can only hope.

About the author

Greg is a pro wrestling writer at Sportskeeda. He has been an avid wrestling fan since he was able to do elbow drops off bunkbeds at the age of three. He's gone through the highs and lows of the Attitude Era, Ruthless Aggression, and PG eras and lived to tell the tale, with his favorite wrestler of all time being Diamond Dallas Page. His other favorite star is the late great Bray Wyatt.

Greg has contributed to sites like Bleacher Report before joining Sportskeeda in 2017 as a content writer and editor. If you've ever checked out the various wrestling shows through our live coverage, chances are you've read Greg's work. Apart from the world within the squared circle, he also keeps track of other sports such as American football, baseball, golf, boxing, and MMA.

His goal with his writing is to be able to mentally take readers right into the action through his words. Greg strives to ensure his readers get nothing but the best and most accurate information by always checking and using only the best and most reliable sources.

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Edited by Kaushik Das