In a recent interview with ComicBook.com, AEW President Tony Khan addressed Jack Perry’s AEW status and whether he’s been following his run in NJPW.
A backstage brawl between Perry and CM Punk at All In 2023 led to the latter’s firing and Perry’s suspension from AEW.
Khan said, “I think you have to stay tuned. Absolutely, Jack is doing great things in New Japan. The New Japan Cup, he’s had a great run. He established himself over there, he feels he’s the scapegoat. He’s doing great things, he’s wrestling for a great promotion, and it’s been great tracking Jack’s progress in New Japan and he’s done excellent work there.”
As we previously reported here on eWn, tickets for TNA’s upcoming tour in Albany, New York did not go on sale as scheduled due to a technical issue.
TNA announced today that tickets for the Albany tour will go on sale on Saturday, March 23, starting at 10:00 AM EST at Ticketmaster.com or TNAWrestling.com.
The shows include TNA Under Siege 2024 and the TNA Impact TV tapings.
In a recent interview with ComicBook.com, AEW President Tony Khan provided an update on Jack Perry’s status in AEW and discussed his impressive run in NJPW (New Japan Pro-Wrestling). Perry, also known as Jungle Boy, has been making waves in the wrestling industry with his talent and athleticism.
The interview with Khan shed light on the backstage brawl that took place between Perry and CM Punk at All In 2023. As a result of the altercation, CM Punk was fired from AEW, and Perry faced a suspension from the promotion. However, Khan’s comments suggest that Perry’s future with AEW is still uncertain.
When asked about Perry’s performance in NJPW, Khan expressed his admiration for the young wrestler. He acknowledged Perry’s success in the New Japan Cup and praised his ability to establish himself in a different promotion. Khan also mentioned that Perry feels like a scapegoat, possibly referring to the fallout from the brawl with CM Punk.
Khan’s words indicate that he has been closely following Perry’s progress in NJPW and is impressed with the work he has done there. This suggests that Perry’s suspension from AEW may not be permanent and that there could be a chance for him to return to the promotion in the future.
The article also mentions an upcoming tour by TNA (Total Nonstop Action Wrestling) in Albany, New York. However, due to a technical issue, tickets for the tour did not go on sale as scheduled. TNA has now announced that tickets will be available for purchase on Saturday, March 23, through Ticketmaster.com or TNAWrestling.com.
The tour includes two shows: TNA Under Siege 2024 and the TNA Impact TV tapings. Fans can expect an action-packed lineup featuring some of the biggest names in TNA. This announcement will surely excite wrestling enthusiasts who have been eagerly anticipating the return of live events.
Overall, the article provides an update on Jack Perry’s AEW status and highlights his successful run in NJPW. It also informs readers about the ticket sale delay for TNA’s upcoming tour in Albany, New York. Wrestling fans will undoubtedly be eager to see what the future holds for Perry and to attend the exciting TNA shows in Albany.