Thankfully, Luchasaurus has made a full recovery and is back in action after making a full return to the company on the August 20 edition of “AEW Dynamite” in Glasgow, Scotland. With that said, the idea that Perry could have lost someone that he doesn’t just consider a tag team partner, but a close personal friend, made him realize that time shouldn’t be wasted about things that mean something to him. 

“We got to talking when he was better about what we wanted to do. I think the way it lined up we thought it was something we had a lot of fun doing. We felt there was more meat on the bone, and we could do better this time around than we did the first time. It turned out to be hell on earth making it happen. It was the hardest thing in the world to get all the pieces together to finally do it. There were medical things, physical things, people getting in the way trying to make it not happen, but it eventually came together. It felt like it was the perfect moment when it finally did. I’m super grateful to be back and get that sort of reaction and do it with my best friend. I’m happy he is healthy now and seeing it all come together the way it did.”

Jurassic Express will make their first official appearance since reuniting at All Out on the sixth anniversary edition of “AEW Dynamite,” and given how things went with The Young Bucks on pay-per-view, Jack Perry and Luchasaurus already have unfinished business with the former AEW EVPs.