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Released WWE Superstar Debuts at Impact s Slammiversary 2021
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Best in the World pay-per-view, and even announced she would be competing in their upcoming ROH Women s World Championship tournament, but also confirmed that she wasn t under an exclusive contract. Now she s made her way back to Impact Wrestling during Slammiversary 2021.
THE HOT MESS IS BACK! @ImChelseaGreen is @TheMattCardona s partner! #Slammiversary
Finding success with Impact Wrestling back in 2010 under the name of Laurel Van Ness, and even enjoyed a reign as the Knockouts Champion, it seems the former Green is set to capture that same magic once more now that she s made a return to the Impact Wrestling promotion and taking the open spot in the tag team together with Matt Cardona as he needed a partner to face off against Brian Myers and Tennille Dashwood.
Major New Japan Star Arrives in Impact Wrestling
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A major New Japan Pro Wrestling star has arrived in Impact Wrestling as part of the Slammiversary 2021 pay-per-view! One of the major draws of Slammiversary every year is seeing performers from other promotions make their way to Impact Wrestling, and this year was no different as it saw former performers from the WWE, NWA, and even New Japan Pro Wrestling throughout the evening. With Kenny Omega continuing his streak across multiple promotions and defending the Impact World Championship against Sami Callihan in a No Disqualifications match, there was a big surprise at the end.
Former WWE Superstar No Way Jose Debuts at Impact s Slammiversary 2021
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Another former WWE Superstar has made their debut at Impact Wrestling s Slammiversary pay-per-view event! One of the major draws of each Slammiversary pay-per-view event is how stars from other promotions tend to use the event as their opportunity to debut as part of the Impact Wrestling roster, and fans had been exciting to see what could go down this year considering the number of budget cuts the WWE had to make to their roster over the last two years as a result of the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic. Now the latest surprise was definitely ready to party.
TJP won’t be competing at Slammiversary after all, as revealed by Impact Wrestling on Friday. The company announced that the wrestler, who was set to team with Fallah Bahh in the Fatal Four-Way match for the Impact World Tag Team Championships, is unable to compete on Saturday’s show. The match will still be a four-way, though no details were revealed about who might replace him.
In addition, the company announced that the Impact Knockouts Tag Team Championship match with Fire N’ Flava defending against Havok and Rosemary will be part of the Countdown to Slammiversary pre-show, which kicks off at 7 PM ET/4 PM PT. 411 will have live coverage of Slammiversary, as always.