Honor United: Bolton - The Results

Rampage Brown accompanies "The Last Real Man" Silas Young to the ring, then guests on commentary for the next match.

Joe Hendry beats "The Last Real Man" Silas Young by disqualification after Rampage Brown attacks Hendry for tossing an autograph at him. As Silas and Rampage Brown take the boots to Hendry, Dalton Castle shows up and make the save for Hendry, saying he has gotten to like the UK and that he will not let something like this happening to someone so prestigious stand. After he and Hendry call them "pus-filled sweatsocks," Dalton challenges Silas and Rampage Brown to a tag team match against him and Hendry. They accept.

Joe Hendry and Dalton Castle beat "The Last Real Man" Silas Young and Rampage Brown. After the match, Silas and Rampage Brown have a shoving match that turns into a brawl that security has to stop.

Mandy Leon beats Molly Spartan.

Villain Enterprises ("The Villain" Marty Scurll and Flip Gordon) beats Kyle Fletcher and Lucky Kid.

The Briscoes (Jay and Mark Briscoe) beat The Brat Pack (Nick Bury and Mitch Waterman) and the team of Kenny King and Hikuleo in a three-way tag team match.

PCO beats Jay Lethal by disqualification. During the match, Jonathan Gresham shows up to watch the match from ringside as well as to attempt to interfere in the match by introducing chairs into the match. Gresham eventually interferes by pushing PCO off the top rope before hitting him with a steel chair, ending the match. Afterwards, Gresham says they will go on the attack every single show until they are given a shot at the ROH World Tag Team Championships. The Briscoes (Jay and Mark Briscoe) then show up and fight Lethal and Gresham, and security have to break up the ensuing brawl. Jay Briscoe tells Lethal and Gresham that if they want a tag team title shot, they've got it at Final Battle. (The match was supposed to be a tag team match, but Brody King has suffered an injury.)

Flamita beats "Speedball" Mike Bailey. Both men show respect after the match.

Shane Taylor shows up. He says that the MVP of the tour for the last two nights has been him, as he has taken two local heroes, beat them and made them more famous than they had ever been. He proposes doing it for a third night, and proposes an open challenge to any local talent in the back. This challenged is answered by "Hot Sauce" Tracy Williams, who admits that he is local talent but is willing to give him a fight and take the World Television Championship from him. Suddenly, Matt Taven shows up, stating that he is waiting for his match, and states that he has never held two ROH titles at the same time and that there is nothing he would like more than to take the Television and World titles back to his kingdom. Suddenly, "Overkill" Mark Haskins and Vicki Haskins show up, and Mark says wants to be a part of this after addressing Taven and Williams. The open challenge becomes a four-way match.

Shane Taylor retains the ROH World Television Championship against "Hot Sauce" Tracy Williams, Matt Taven and "Overkill" Mark Haskins after Shane hits Williams with a low blow. Before the end of the match, Taven expresses his love to Vicki Haskins, which raises the ire of Mark Haskins. Haskins reluctantly shakes Taven's hand after the match.

Rush retains the ROH World Championship against Jeff Cobb. Both men show respect after the match.