If FTR are looking for someone to blame for why they are not the first-ever three-time AEW World Tag Team Champions, they can blame The Scapegoat.
In their fourth encounter, The Young Bucks' Matthew and Nicholas Jackson and FTR's Dax Harwood and Cash Wheeler threw caution to the wind in a Ladder Match at AEW Dynasty. However, neither of these four men would have the biggest role to play in the outcome of the match.
That honor goes to a returning Jack Perry who rushed the ring in a Sting mask, pushing over the ladder that Dax Harood was on to send him toppling to the canvas and allowing Matthew and Nicholas Jackson to capture their third AEW Tag Team Title run.
WHAT THE HELL IS JACK PERRY DOING HERE?!@boy_myth_legend @daxftr @cashwheelerFTR @YoungBucks
— All Elite Wrestling (@AEW) April 22, 2024
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Jack Perry had not been seen since AEW All In. On camera, he lost the FTW Title to HOOK on the zero hour prior to the event. Off-camera, he got into a backstage altercation with CM Punk that would result in Punk being fired from the company and Perry being kept off of television until his return at Dynasty.
In the build to this match, The Young Bucks showed the footage of Perry's altercation with CM Punk, claiming Punk's friendship with FTR was a potential motive for the incident.
Regardless, history has been made and as far as Matthew and Nicholas Jackson are concerned, FTR can now go cry a river until they get the opportunity to wrestle for the Tag Team Championship again.
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