Jack Perry is back.
At Saturday night’s NJPW ‘Battle in the Valley’ event, Perry made a surprise appearance. He wound up attacking Shota Umino and then held up an armband that read ‘SCAPEGOAT’. He would go on to pull out his AEW contract and rip it up.
Perry hasn’t been seen since the All In 2023 pay-per-view event, where he was involved in a well-documented backstage fight with CM Punk. This resulted in Punk being fired from the company, while Perry was suspended indefinitely.
While there were some reports that Perry’s suspension had been lifted, he still hadn’t appeared on AEW programming. Of course, AEW has a partnership with NJPW so who knows where this will go from here.
You can check out some highlights from Jack Perry’s appearance at NJPW ‘Battle in the Valley’ below:
Full video of Jack Perry ripping up his AEW contract and put on an armband that read “SCAPEGOAT” pic.twitter.com/ciZkWOGEbg
— Jromer0 (@Jromer0) January 14, 2024
JACK PERRY IS IN NJPW WTF #njbitv pic.twitter.com/e6aKGZJPhx
— crazyunknown007 (@crazyunknown007) January 14, 2024
DID JACK PERRY JUST RIP HIS AEW CONTRACT !!!??!?#njbitv pic.twitter.com/AVshy2v6O1
— Club Wrestling (@wwe_best_club) January 14, 2024
WHAT IS JACK PERRY DOING AT #NJPW #njBITV?
LIVE NOW on #TrillerTV PPV
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— TrillerTV powered by FITE (@FiteTV) January 14, 2024
JACK PERRY just assaulted Shota Umino at Battle in the Valley- and ‘the Scapegoat’ has torn up his @aew contract!
LIVE on @fitetv!https://t.co/yevfxDp7nw#njpw #njbitv @boy_myth_legend pic.twitter.com/Gko5tAzIp6
— NJPW Global (@njpwglobal) January 14, 2024
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Jack Perry, also known as Jungle Boy in the wrestling world, has made a surprising return to the ring. After a long absence, Perry made his presence felt at the NJPW ‘Battle in the Valley’ event. The crowd erupted in excitement as he attacked Shota Umino and proudly displayed an armband that read ‘SCAPEGOAT’. But what led to this unexpected turn of events?
The last time we saw Jack Perry was at the All In 2023 pay-per-view event, where he was involved in a backstage altercation with CM Punk. This incident caused quite a stir in the wrestling community, with fans and fellow wrestlers taking sides. As a result of the fight, CM Punk was fired from the company, while Perry was suspended indefinitely.
Since then, there have been rumors circulating about Perry’s status and whether his suspension had been lifted. However, he had yet to make an appearance on AEW programming, leaving fans wondering when they would see him back in action. With AEW’s partnership with NJPW, it seems that Perry found a way to make his comeback through this unexpected appearance.
In a shocking move, Perry pulled out his AEW contract and ripped it up, symbolizing his departure from the company. This action sent shockwaves through the wrestling world, leaving fans speculating about what lies ahead for Perry and where his journey will take him next.
The partnership between AEW and NJPW opens up numerous possibilities for Perry’s future. Will he continue to compete in NJPW events? Could we see him face off against some of NJPW’s top stars? The answers to these questions remain uncertain, but one thing is for sure – Jack Perry is back and ready to make an impact.
Social media exploded with reactions to Perry’s return. Videos and photos of his appearance quickly spread across platforms like Twitter, with fans expressing their excitement and curiosity about what this means for his career. The wrestling community is abuzz with speculation and anticipation for what lies ahead for Perry.
If you’re a wrestling fan, make sure to keep an eye on Jack Perry’s journey. His return to the ring promises to bring excitement and intrigue to the world of professional wrestling. Stay tuned for updates on his next moves and matches.
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