Impact Wrestling’s Slammiversary Pay-Per-View Is Sold Out
The second pay-per-view event of the new Impact Wrestling’s management regime will bring in the maximum gate revenue possible this Sunday. Slammiversary at the Rebel Nightclub in Toronto is now sold out.
Tickets for the next two nights of television tapings are still available, however.
Slammiversary THIS SUNDAY is officially SOLD OUT!
We absolutely cannot wait for a jam packed crowd in The Rebel Entertainment Complex in Toronto LIVE on PPV and @FiteTV!
— IMPACT (@IMPACTWRESTLING) July 18, 2018
The Rebel Nightclub is Canada’s largest nightclub complex. On a recent Impact Wrestling media call, Austin Aries mentioned he has visited the venue and believes it will create a special atmosphere for the event.
Slammvierary XVI will also air live on pay-per-view through the FITE App.
Impact Wrestling Slammiversary Lineup
- Mask vs Hair
Pentagon Jr vs Sami Callihan - Impact World Championship
Austin Aries (c) vs Moose - Knockouts Championship
Su Yung (c) vs Madison Rayne - X-Division Championship
Matt Sydal (c) vs Brian Cage - House of Hardcore Match
Tommy Dreamer vs Eddie Edwards - 5150 Street Fight
LAX (Santana & Ortiz) w/Konnan vs the OGz (Homicide & Hernandez) w/King - Fenix vs Rich Swann vs Taiji Ishimori vs Johnny Impact
- Allie vs Tessa Blanchard
Impact Wrestling has been running frequent media calls to promote Slammiversary as of late. Johnny Impact was the featured guest yesterday and spoke about why he feels fans should be watching Impact Wrestling.
“When you’re surfing right before a wave breaks, that’s where you want to jump on and surf because you don’t want to miss the boat,” Johnny explained. “That’s what Impact is now.”
“The current roster of Impact Wrestling is possibly the best roster in the world,” Johnny continued. “You’ve got your traditional American psychology type wrestling but now we’ve got with Ishimori, with Pentagon, with Fenix, with Sami Callihan and Cage and Kevin Kross now, Aries, and of course, Johnny Impact. You’ve got this crazy blend of wrestlers from different styles from all over the world that make the matches on Impact infinitely interesting.”
“You’re seeing this collision of styles every time you’re out there.”
