Jack Perry returns to TV.
Jack Perry made a surprise appearance at NJPW Battle in the Valley, attacking Shota Umino. Perry held up an armband that said "Scapegoat" and was referred to as "The Scapegoat."
After taking out Shota, Perry ripped up his AEW contract.
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?
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JACK PERRY just assaulted Shota Umino at Battle in the Valley- and 'the Scapegoat' has torn up his @aew contract!
— NJPW Global (@njpwglobal) January 14, 2024
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This was Perry's first television appearance since AEW All In when he lost to HOOK in an FTW Championship bout.
He got into a backstage altercation with CM Punk at the event and was subsequently suspended for his role in the altercation. Punk's contract was terminated by AEW for his part in the altercation. The altercation came about after Perry said "real glass, cry me a river" to the camera, referencing a previous incident with Punk and him not wanting Perry to use real glass in a segment.
Fans can find Fightful's coverage of NJPW Battle in the Valley by clicking here.
