AJ Styles is at home. Styles made its long -awaited return to the TNA fight at Slamniversary on Sunday, its first appearance with the company since 2014.
About 7,000 fans present took place as “Get Ready to Fly”, the former theme song of TNA of Styles, pressure through the UBS Arena speakers in Elmont, New York. Styles went on stage shortly after Leon Slater, 20, beat Moose to become the youngest champion of the X Division in history.
“TNA, I missed I?” Styles said that the crowd applauded: “Welcome home!”
Styles, the inaugural champion of division X, congratulated Slater for the milestone, saying that the division had a brilliant future with him. The hot crowd called for “one more match”. Styles, 48, did not officially engage in another TNA race, but said: “We will come back to it.”
It is not clear if the appearance of styles was only one-off or if he will continue to make TNA appearances. WWE and TNA announced a multi -year partnership in January. The partnership mainly resulted in an exchange of talents between TNA and NXT, although former world champion TNA Joe Hendry has notably appeared at the Royal Rumble and Wrestlemania this year.
Earlier Sunday, Styles thought about her trip to TNA to several WWE championship reigns.
“If I had the opportunity to go back in time, I said to myself:” You have no idea how far this walk is about to take you. All the ups, the stockings, the doubts – they will explain one of the best in the world. Do not lose this chip on your shoulder, but learn when you are still staying. It doesn’t want to.
Styles, still a WWE active superstar, contributed mainly for the TNA between 2002 and 2014. “The phenomenal” was a cornerstone of the innovative X division of promotion. He is the first TNA triple crown and Grand Chelem champion of TNA, an achievement that includes five reigns of the world of heavyweights in the world.
Styles has contributed to many classic matches. His dance to three with the Samoa Joe and Christoper Daniels when payment by unbreakable plane of 2005 is considered one of the best professional struggle games of all time.
