After three years apart, Jack Perry and Luchasaurus officially reunited as Jurassic Express at the 2025 AEW All Out pay-per-view, with the latter saving the former from a further beatdown at the hands of The Young Bucks. Despite their then-on-screen beef, both Matt and Jackson agree that the re-formed duo is a positive for both All Elite Wretling and its fans.

“The OGs are what built this company in the first place,” Nick said. “So having them on pay-per-view in big spots, I feel is rewarding, not only to the wrestlers, but to the fans who have invested years and years of time watching these acts.”

“I think it creates this warm feeling, this feeling of being at home,” Matt added. “It’s like, ‘Oh, these are the guys that I first watched.’ It’s funny, people still go, ‘Well, there’s still a new company.’ But really we just celebrated six years now, so we have enough history now, enough rich history where wrestlers feel nostalgic in a way … We have a lot of new fans too, who probably didn’t watch in the very beginning, but they’d heard about stories or they’ve seen old clips. I think it’s fun for them because now they get to relive the past. Those two together, I don’t know what it is, it just feels right.”

During their in-ring encounter at WrestleDream, Jurassic Express defeated Matt and Nick (and claimed half-a-million dollars), courtesy of a Countdown to Extinction.  In the present day, Matt and Nick remain out of action for an undisclosed period of time. Meanwhile, Perry competed in the 2025 Continental Classic, earning wins over “Speedball” Mike Bailey and PAC of the Death Riders. Whether the four will continue to be on friendly terms in 2026 has yet to be seen.

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