We hear from Tony Deppen, who talks about debuting in Final Battle while also mentioning the feeling that he was not wanted in ROH. He also talks about his match at Final Battle with Dragon Lee, saying Dragon Lee is a world-class wrestler and that he won some new fans despite not winning the match while also proving that he belonged in ROH. He says that he and LSG ran with the same crowd back in the day, even though they have taken different paths. He says that LSG has had his opportunities, and while LSG may be bigger and stronger, he is tougher, and anything that LSG will try to do to him to avenge his loss at Final Battle is nothing different from what he's experienced in the indies. We then hear from LSG, who talks about his road to ROH while saying that he will not let "the flavor of the month" in Tony Deppen take what is his. He says that while Tony Deppen is tough, they have not faced each other in years, and he has gotten bigger and stronger and has earned it according to Jay Lethal, and that up-and-comers will have to go through guys like him to prove themselves. While he respects what Tony Deppen has done throughout his career, he has grinded it out with the best in the world in ROH and Deppen has only one fluke win on him. He tells Deppen to show he belongs and beat him again.
LSG beats Tony Deppen.
Backstage, Quinn McKay tries to interview The Briscoes (Jay and Mark Briscoe). Mark confronts Jay for losing focus on the ROH World Tag Team Championships to fight EC3, and wants him to get back on the metaphorical boat telling him if he's going to get on the boat, he'd better get on the boat. Jay says "Let's do it," and the Briscoes are a team again.
In two weeks on the Championship Edition of Ring of Honor TV: Shane Taylor vs. Rush!
Jay Lethal, Wheeler Yuta and Rhett Titus beat Fred Yehi, Jonathan Gresham and "Hot Sauce" Tracy Williams in a six-man tag match.
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