Jungle Boy segment announced for AEW Dynamite
Following his heel turn at Forbidden Door, “Jungle Boy” Jack Perry is set to appear on Dynamite.
AEW has announced that we’ll hear from Perry on Dynamite this Wednesday. Perry turned heel when he attacked his former tag team partner Hook at Forbidden Door.
Perry was unsuccessful in his attempt to win the IWGP World Heavyweight Championship from SANADA at Sunday’s pay-per-view. After the loss, Perry and Hook headed back up the ramp. Hook raised Perry’s arm in the air, but Perry then shockingly dropped Hook with a lariat.
JUNGLE HOOK IS NO MORE!
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When Renee Young tried to interview him about the turn, Perry refused to comment. Perry said Young could tune in on Wednesday like everyone else.
After what went down at #ForbiddenDoor, @reneepaquette tries to get some answers from #JungleBoy Jack Perry @boy_myth_legend
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Wednesday’s Dynamite is taking place at FirstOntario Centre in Hamilton, Ontario, Canada. Here’s what’s been announced for the episode:
- The fallout from Forbidden Door
- Tornado tag team match: Sting & Darby Allin vs. “The Painmaker” Chris Jericho & Sammy Guevara
- Owen Hart Foundation Women’s Tournament first-round match: Britt Baker vs. Ruby Soho
- We’ll hear from “Jungle Boy” Jack Perry
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