This was followed by yet another Slammiversary promo wherein Don West promoted the PPV, emphasising travel packages, fan access, meet-and-greets, parties and much more.
The focus then shifted to Sonjay Dutt, who was seen celebrating his historic X-Division Championship victory in the streets of India. Dutt was dressed in traditional Indian clothing and was seen standing atop a Tuk Tuk aka an auto-rickshaw, in his homeland of India, with several fans cheering him on.
A video package then aired of LAX invading local professional wrestling promotions in Orlando, wherein they wreak havoc in the aforementioned promotions.
The segment was then followed by Borash and Mahabali Shera hosting a traditional Indian celebration for Sonjay Dutt, with the latter entering the ring, dance troupe in tow.
Dutt then spoke to the Indian fans in his native language and asserted how much his X-Division title win meant to him. He promised fans that he’ll be the greatest X-Division Champion of all time. Low Ki’s music hit and he made his way down the ring, coming face-to-face with Dutt.
After an initial show of sportsmanship, that culminated in Dutt giving Low Ki a 2 out of 3 Falls Match for the X-Division title at Slammiversary, Low Ki attacked both Dutt and Shera. However, Matt Sydal entered the fray and saved the hometown hero, Dutt, from Low Ki’s onslaught.
