Desperado). Finlay would go on to enter the 2019 World Tag League with Robinson where they made it to the finals defeating Evil and Sanada of Los Ingobernables de Japón and earning a shot at the IWGP Tag Team Championship titles against Guerrillas of Destiny (G.O.D) during the first of Wrestle Kingdom 14 on 4 January 2020. They would go on to defeat G.O.D to win the championship at the event on 4 January 2020. They lost the titles back to G.O.D at The New Beginning USA on February 1. In March 2020, New Japan suspended all of its activities, due to the COVID-19 pandemic, causing many Non-Japanese talent to not be able to travel to Japan to comptete, including Finlay. Therefore, a new American based NJPW show was produced, called NJPW Strong After a 6-month absence from in-ring competition, Finlay made his Strong debut in August, participating in the inaugural New Japan Cup USA tournament. He defeated, Chase Owens in the quarterfinals round and Tama Tonga in the semifinals. In the finals, Finlay lost to Kenta. In November, Finlay and Robinson both returned to Japan to compete in the 2020 World Tag League tournament. FinJuice topped the table with 12 points, but lost to the Guerillas of Destiny in the finals. In March 2021, Finlay entered the New Japan Cup. He defeated Chase Owens and Yoshi-Hashi to advance to the quarter-finals. In the quarter-finals, Finlay achieved a massive win by defeating the NEVER Openweight Champion, Jay White. In the semi-final round, Finlay lost to eventual cup winner, Will Ospreay. Due to his quarter-final victory, Finlay received a shot at the Never Openweight Championship at NJPW Resurgence. In August at the event, White retained the title against Finlay. In April 2022, at Windy City Riot, FinJuice and Brody King defeated TMDK in a 6-man tag-team street fight match. After Juice Robinson turned heel by joining Bullet Club and seemingly breaking up FinJuice, Finlay focused on solely singles competition. In June, Finlay was announced to be making his G1 debut in the G1 Climax 32 tournament, competing in the D Block. Finlay ended his first G1 with 6 points, although he earnt points off of wins against IWGP United States Heavyweight Champion Will Ospreay, former IWGP World Heavyweight Champion Shingo Takagi and Juice Robinson. Ring of Honor (2016–2019) Prior to Finlay's official debut for Ring of Honor in January 2019, his