During Stephen Amell's Q&A panel at Dallas Comic-Con, Stardust made a surprise appearance to present his nemesis with the Slammy Award for 2015 Celebrity Moment of the Year and remind the "Arrow" star of his true feelings.

DALLAS – Stardust made a surprise appearance to confront his nemesis and SummerSlam 2015 opponent – TV star Stephen Amell – during Amell’s Q&A panel at Dallas Comic Con. Stardust crashed the event with the intent to present the Slammy Award for 2015 Celebrity Moment of the Year. Stardust stole the Slammy after Amell’s win in December during the Raw special and has taunted the star of “Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Out of the Shadows” with it since.

Just got real in @amellywood's panel! @StardustWWE pic.twitter.com/kGEhnjKIiW

— Dallas Comic Con (@dallascomiccon) February 13, 2016

Although the “Arrow” star and Prince of Dark Matter had agreed to meet at Dallas Comic Con to exchange Amell’s Slammy Award for 2015 Celebrity Moment of the Year and raffle it off to benefit Elijah “Drax Shadow” Mainville, as day turned to night in Dallas, it looked as though Stardust would not hold true to his word.

Stardust first made a grand entrance during Amell’s panel and made himself right at home. After replacing the moderator with WWE Diva Eden, the cosmic competitor fielded questions from the audience and even threatened to remove a convention-goer he deemed unruly.

After Stardust signed the Slammy Award and turned it over to Amell, he casually picked up a glass of water as the “Arrow” star examined his long-lost prize. Stardust then threw the glass of water in Amell’s face and made his way off the stage. Adding insult to injury, Eden then picked up another glass of water and threw it in Amell’s face before making her exit.

Coward. https://t.co/9R4QALztOh

— Stephen Amell (@amellywood) February 14, 2016

Did I throw water on @amellywood today at @dallascomiccon? That's a great question. pic.twitter.com/Dl9MMDqsu8

— Eden (@RealEdenWWE) February 14, 2016

While Stardust and Amell have been able to set aside their differences to support great and charitable causes, Dallas Comic Con proved there is certainly no love lost between them.