FinJuice (David Finlay and Juice Robinson) successfully retained the IMPACT World Tag Team Championship on Sunday.
The Good Brothers challenged Finlay and Robinson for the titles at IMPACT Wrestling Rebellion, but the champions walked away with a surprising win.
Finlay and Robinson controlled the match early on by double-teaming Karl Anderson. Even Doc Gallows tagged in, the champions found success using the same strategy. But the challengers used their expertise to gain the upper hand, as Gallows floored Finlay with an illegal big boot at ringside.
.@THEdavidfinlay uncoils an uppercut out of the corner to turn the tide. #IMPACTRebellion pic.twitter.com/ZPrm73ad4s
— IMPACT (@IMPACTWRESTLING) April 26, 2021
Gallows firmly grounded Finlay in the ring for a few minutes. But Robinson eventually tagged in and cleared house with a flurry of offense. He dove onto Gallows outside the ring and drilled Anderson with his classic jabs. Robinson earned a two count with a cannonball. But the challengers regained the advantage and dropped Robinson with an assisted neckbreaker.
Double team neckbreaker by @The_BigLG and @MachineGunKA. #IMPACTRebellion pic.twitter.com/ap7VSvt0Qv
— IMPACT (@IMPACTWRESTLING) April 26, 2021
In the end, Finlay broke up the Magic Killer, and Robinson rolled up Gallows for the win.
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IMPACT Wrestling Rebellion was a historic pay-per-view that featured an unprecedented title unification match as its main event. Overall, the entire card was filled with exciting matches that delivered and fun surprises that left fans on the edge of their seats.
We break it all down, from Kenny Omega’s title win to W. Morrissey’s debut and everything in between:
