IMPACT Wrestling News Roundup: 3-time World Champion teases return, Moose opens up on WWE offer, Tommy Dreamer announces huge title match for Slammiversary (13th July 2021)

#4 IMPACT Wrestling's Moose reveals he turned down WWE offer

Moose is a former champion

One of IMPACT Wrestling's top stars, Moose extended his stay with the company by two years signing until 2023.

Moose was subject to interest from WWE, who reportedly wanted to fast-track him to the main roster instead of NXT.

However, the self-proclaimed wrestling god appeared on Mina's House Podcast to reveal he turned down Vince McMahon's company to stay put at IMPACT Wrestling.

"Never say never, right?" Moose said when asked about possibly going to WWE. "I've had chances to go there and had an opportunity to go there not too long ago, but turned it down to stay with IMPACT. I am staying (with IMPACT). I signed a new deal and I'm staying. I had an opportunity to leave to go to WWE, but I just felt like, right now, IMPACT was better for me with what they offered and the schedule and how I'm being used. We'll see what happens with WWE in the next couple of years." (H/T: Fightful)

Moose confirmed the length of his contract to be two years. He cited creative freedom at IMPACT Wrestling as one of the major factors behind his decision. The former NFL star is set to take on Chris Sabin at Slammiversary on July 17 in a grudge match.

7 days #slammiversary @IMPACTWRESTLING pic.twitter.com/vl8IPFroUw

— THE WRESTLING GOD (@TheMooseNation) July 10, 2021

Retaining Moose is huge for IMPACT Wrestling as he's one of their biggest stars and a genuine main event level talent.

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#3 Tommy Dreamer announces Title Match for IMPACT Wrestling's Slammiversary

Tommy Dreamer announced a huge match

On last week's episode of IMPACT Wrestling, Rich Swann and Willie Mack called out Violent By Design for attacking them and demanded a title opportunity.

.@GottaGetSwann and @Willie_Mack disagree with @MegaTJP and @FALLAH1 about who deserves the next Tag Team Titles shot. #IMPACTonAXSTV pic.twitter.com/xPg85jl0sy

— IMPACT (@IMPACTWRESTLING) July 9, 2021

TJP and Fallah came out first, making their case for being the No.1 contenders for the IMPACT Wrestling Tag Team Championships. VBD soon made their way to the ring, followed by the Good Brothers. Karl Anderson and Luke Gallows felt they were the true contenders for the tag team titles.

.@MachineGunKA and @The_BigLG have reinserted themselves into the Tag Team Title scene. #IMPACTonAXSTV pic.twitter.com/nA1ig1hXn1

— IMPACT (@IMPACTWRESTLING) July 9, 2021

To settle the matter, Tommy Dreamer walked out and announced a four-way title match between the teams at Slammiversary.

.@THETOMMYDREAMER announced a HUGE four way World Tag Team Title match for #Slammiversary and we're getting a preview RIGHT NOW! #IMPACTonAXSTV @GottaGetSwann @Willie_Mack @MegaTJP @FALLAH1 @The_BigLG @MachineGunKA @TheEricYoung @bigjoedoering @CodyDeaner @Rhyno313 pic.twitter.com/zHXeBC8GNe

— IMPACT (@IMPACTWRESTLING) July 9, 2021

Not only that, but he booked a four-way singles contest between the members of the teams contesting at Slammiversary for the night's main event. Karl Anderson picked up a big win to get momentum for his team heading into the pay-per-view.