11 Ups & 4 Downs From Impact Wrestling No Surrender 2021

The forbidden door also applies to Impact Wrestling.

No Surrender, the company's latest Impact Plus special, concluded with the shock revelation that New Japan's David Finlay and Juice Robinson are on their way to the Impact Zone on Tuesday evening. With The Good Brothers successfully defending their World Tag Team Championships against Beer Guns and AEW's Private Party, alongside their extensive history in the top Japanese promotion, perhaps we've found their next challengers.

In other noteworthy news from the evening, Tommy Dreamer reminded everyone how great he can be vs. Rich Swann, TJP and Rohit Raju had a clinic for the X Division Championship, the inaugural Triple Threat Revolver Match went down a roaring success with Josh Alexander, Blake Christian, and Trey Miguel being the main highlights, Black Taurus was once again a genuinely extraordinary talent, and, in his first Impact match under the name, Jake Something proved his worth with a definitive win over Deaner.

There were a few matches that weren't quite up to scratch with the current standard we expect from the promotion, with the Knockouts Tag Team Championships match being a particular failure, but for the most part, this was another highly enjoyable event. Let's get to it...