Grizzled Young Veterans (Zack Gibson and James Drake) beat Spanish Announce Project (Angelico and Serpentico). After the match, Zack Gibson hopes that Eddie Kingston and Ortiz are taking notes on how professionals handles business beofre James Drake chokes Serpentico with a scarf while Gibson stomps Serpentico, saying that this will be their fate on Collision. Kingston and Ortiz show up and chase Grizzled Young Veterans out of the ring, with Kingston wielding a metal folding chair while Ortiz is wielding a leather belt.
Lance Archer beats Vin Parker.
Shane Taylor beats Kiran Grey.
Before the next match, Jacked Jameson mentions that two of their opponents are Texas wrestling legends, then reverses courses and proclaims that they are sponges living on the name "Von Erich," and that their partners QT Marshall and Aaron Solo have been sponging off of Big Boom AJ. He says the only thing that is spongy about (Griff Garrison, Cole Karter, Preston Vance, Jacked Jameson) will be their livers when they soak up all the liquor they will be drinking tonight.
QT Marshall, Aaron Solo and The Von Erichs (Marshall and Ross Von Erich beat The Frat House (Griff Garrison, Cole Karter, Preston Vance, Jacked Jameson) in an eight-man tag match.
Shane Taylor Promotions ("The Captain" Shawn Dean, "Bad News and Tattoos" Carlie Bravo, Trish Adora) beat MxM TV (Mansoor, Mason Madden, Taya Valkyrie) after a distraction from a woman dressed in blue, which Carlie Bravo takes advantage of. After the match, the woman leaves with Carlie Bravo and the rest of Shane Taylor Promotions.
Red Velvet beats Robyn Renegade in an ROH Women's World Television Championship Proving Ground Match.
Backstage, ROH President Tony Khan is backstage with Athena. They both announces that in two weeks, ROH will team up with Metroplex Wrestling, which is run by matchmaker and CEO Athena. It will be a Global Wars show. Athena says that this will be a show not to be missed.
The Swirl ("Vanilla Baby" and "Big Shotty" Lee Johnson) beat The Dark Order (Evil Uno and Alex Reynolds). After the match, Jay Lethal and The Swirl attack The Dark Order, with Letha putting Evil Uno in a Figure Four Leg Lock while Blake Christian puts his foot on Evil Uno's neck. Lethal and The Swirl retreat as soon as Adam Priest and "The Dynamite Kid" Tommy Billington rush to the ring.
Recapping American wrestling since 2013. Not only following the current stuff in WWE, Impact and ROH but also going back in time and doing stuff from back then as well.
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Thursday, January 15, 2026
Thursday, October 30, 2025
Honor Roll - Ring of Honor recap for October 30, 2025
Backstage, we hear from The Swirl ("Vanilla Baby" Blake Christian and Lee Johnson). Christian says there is nobody like them and that they always outshine who they are up against in the ring, yet Mascara Dorada is getting another title shot before he does. Lee Johnson says he is sorry that Komander is just a bystander in all this, but as for Mascara Dorada, it is personal and it is up to them to make sure they do not make it to Saturday.
The Outrunners (Truth Magnum and Turbo Floyd) and Dalton Castle beat The Gifted (Lognan Cruz and TyShaun Perez) and Leeroy Shogun in a six-man tag match.
Billie Starkz beats Aleah James after using the bottom rope for leverage.
Before the next match, Don Callis says it has been sad watching QT Marshall get himself involved with Big Boom AJ and Big Justice, and calls QT Marshall a disappointment to him, the locker room and his family before calling him "a pathetic sack of garbage." He also says he would light QT Marshall on fire and leave him like the bag of trash that he is. Rocky "Azucar" Romero and Lance Archer head to the ring, then Callis says that Azucar could beat QT Marshall with one hand tied behind his match. QT Marshall and Aaron Solo run into the ring and get the next match started quickly. Don Callis guests on commentary for the next match.
QT Marshall and Aaron Solo beat The Don Callis Family (Rocky "Azucar" Romero and Lance Archer) following interference from Trent Beretta. After the match, Beretta and Romero attack QT Marshall, who is held down by Lance Archer. Big Boom AJ shows up, sends Lance Archer into the ring steps, then clotheslines Romero out of the ring. Beretta kicks AJ in the gut, but QT Marshall is able to send Beretta retreating out of the ring. AJ and QT Marshall unknowingly back into each other, and after AJ confronts QT Marshall, both men embrace and challenge The Don Callis Family to a match at Full Gear.
Backstage, The Outrunners (Truth Magnum and Turbo Floyd) and Dalton Castle celebrate their win. Dalton Catle says that he is unstoppable with The Outrunners, but then realizes that he may have set the bar too high again when he runs into a Jacksonville Jaguars statue. The Outrunners say they are "built for go, not for show," and Dalton Castle is inspired again.
"Taiga Style" Lee Moriarty beats Alex Zayne by submission in a Pure Rules Match with the Border City Stretch.
Before the next match, "Smart" Mark Sterling announces The Premier Athletes' (Tony Nese, Ariya Daivari, Story Denali) return to "the worst city in Florida" as well as his own return, then introduces Story Denali. He then has the fans tell The Premier Athletes that they rule only to be told they suck.
The Premier Athletes (Tony Nese, Ariya Daivari, Story Denali) beat Grizzled Young Veterans (Zack Gibson and James Drake) and Isla Dawn in a six-person tag match.
Komander and Mascara Dorada beat The Swirl ("Vanilla Baby" Blake Christian and Lee Johnson).
The Outrunners (Truth Magnum and Turbo Floyd) and Dalton Castle beat The Gifted (Lognan Cruz and TyShaun Perez) and Leeroy Shogun in a six-man tag match.
Billie Starkz beats Aleah James after using the bottom rope for leverage.
Before the next match, Don Callis says it has been sad watching QT Marshall get himself involved with Big Boom AJ and Big Justice, and calls QT Marshall a disappointment to him, the locker room and his family before calling him "a pathetic sack of garbage." He also says he would light QT Marshall on fire and leave him like the bag of trash that he is. Rocky "Azucar" Romero and Lance Archer head to the ring, then Callis says that Azucar could beat QT Marshall with one hand tied behind his match. QT Marshall and Aaron Solo run into the ring and get the next match started quickly. Don Callis guests on commentary for the next match.
QT Marshall and Aaron Solo beat The Don Callis Family (Rocky "Azucar" Romero and Lance Archer) following interference from Trent Beretta. After the match, Beretta and Romero attack QT Marshall, who is held down by Lance Archer. Big Boom AJ shows up, sends Lance Archer into the ring steps, then clotheslines Romero out of the ring. Beretta kicks AJ in the gut, but QT Marshall is able to send Beretta retreating out of the ring. AJ and QT Marshall unknowingly back into each other, and after AJ confronts QT Marshall, both men embrace and challenge The Don Callis Family to a match at Full Gear.
Backstage, The Outrunners (Truth Magnum and Turbo Floyd) and Dalton Castle celebrate their win. Dalton Catle says that he is unstoppable with The Outrunners, but then realizes that he may have set the bar too high again when he runs into a Jacksonville Jaguars statue. The Outrunners say they are "built for go, not for show," and Dalton Castle is inspired again.
"Taiga Style" Lee Moriarty beats Alex Zayne by submission in a Pure Rules Match with the Border City Stretch.
Before the next match, "Smart" Mark Sterling announces The Premier Athletes' (Tony Nese, Ariya Daivari, Story Denali) return to "the worst city in Florida" as well as his own return, then introduces Story Denali. He then has the fans tell The Premier Athletes that they rule only to be told they suck.
The Premier Athletes (Tony Nese, Ariya Daivari, Story Denali) beat Grizzled Young Veterans (Zack Gibson and James Drake) and Isla Dawn in a six-person tag match.
Komander and Mascara Dorada beat The Swirl ("Vanilla Baby" Blake Christian and Lee Johnson).
Sunday, April 13, 2025
Championship Gold - Championship Wrestling recap for April 13, 2025
We hear from David Marquez, who announces the participants of the next match - Big Mama and Alex Gracia - complete with sounds from Press Your Luck.
Big Mama beats Alex Gracia to become the inaugural United Women's Champion!
David Marquez interviews Big Mama. Big Mama says that she has not only taken over Derby City Wrestling and Championship Wrestling, but she is on top of the United Wrestling Network, and wants to know if anybody has what it takes to challenge her for the Women's Championship.
We hear from Zicky Dice, who meets with QT Marshall and Aaron Solo. Zicky asks Marshall if he will be retiring if he beats him, but Marshall tells him to watch who he runs his mouth to before punching him in the face.
Aaron Solo beats Bryce Saturn after using the referee as a human shield.
Backstage, we hear from Aaron Solo and QT Marshall. Solo says that the crowd loves him, and Marshall says that he only breeds winners at the Nightmare Factory and that Zicky Dice had his chance but tucked tail and went somewhere else. He says that next week, he will become the next Television Champion.
Danny Limelight heads to the ring. He says it is great to be back in the United Wrestling Network and that for over 800 days, he has carried the United Wrestling Network on his back, and he has taken on and beaten the best of the best. He says that he does not know what is next for him and that he might as well celebrate his first night off, then Kenny King shows off with a bottle of champagne. Kenny says he is here to celebrate with Danny Limelight, then mentions the party plans that he and Limelight have. Limelight admits he thought Kenny was here to skip the line and challenge for his title, then Kenny says he waits in no line and jumps Limelight.
"Poppin'" EJ Sparks beats "Main Evant" Evan Daniels, Jordan Oasis, Stunt Marshall and Brandon Cutler in a five-way Championship Scramble Match to win the vacant United Heritage Championship!
Big Mama beats Alex Gracia to become the inaugural United Women's Champion!
David Marquez interviews Big Mama. Big Mama says that she has not only taken over Derby City Wrestling and Championship Wrestling, but she is on top of the United Wrestling Network, and wants to know if anybody has what it takes to challenge her for the Women's Championship.
We hear from Zicky Dice, who meets with QT Marshall and Aaron Solo. Zicky asks Marshall if he will be retiring if he beats him, but Marshall tells him to watch who he runs his mouth to before punching him in the face.
Aaron Solo beats Bryce Saturn after using the referee as a human shield.
Backstage, we hear from Aaron Solo and QT Marshall. Solo says that the crowd loves him, and Marshall says that he only breeds winners at the Nightmare Factory and that Zicky Dice had his chance but tucked tail and went somewhere else. He says that next week, he will become the next Television Champion.
Danny Limelight heads to the ring. He says it is great to be back in the United Wrestling Network and that for over 800 days, he has carried the United Wrestling Network on his back, and he has taken on and beaten the best of the best. He says that he does not know what is next for him and that he might as well celebrate his first night off, then Kenny King shows off with a bottle of champagne. Kenny says he is here to celebrate with Danny Limelight, then mentions the party plans that he and Limelight have. Limelight admits he thought Kenny was here to skip the line and challenge for his title, then Kenny says he waits in no line and jumps Limelight.
"Poppin'" EJ Sparks beats "Main Evant" Evan Daniels, Jordan Oasis, Stunt Marshall and Brandon Cutler in a five-way Championship Scramble Match to win the vacant United Heritage Championship!
Thursday, January 30, 2025
Honor Roll - Ring of Honor recap for January 30, 2025
Sammy Guevara beats Aaron Solo.
Queen Aminata beats Allysin Kay.
"Big Shotty" Lee Johnson lasts ten minutes against Komander in a ROH World Television Championship Proving Ground Match, and therefore earns a shot at the ROH World Television Championship.
Serpentico beats Brandon Cutler.
We look back on Tony Deppen vs. Samoa Joe for the ROH World Television Championship from the March 9, 2023 episode of Ring of Honor Wrestling.
Backstage, we hear from The Infantry ("The Captain" Shawn Dean and "Bad News and Tattoos" Carlie Bravo). Carlie Bravo says a lot about them has changed, including their pockets, as Shane Taylor Promotions (Shane Taylor, "Taiga Style" Lee Moriarty, Dean, Carlie, Trish Adora) has the Brinks truck backed up and they are getting paid. Shawn Dean says that ROH is on notice and that everyone is getting double stomped, and both of them state that ROH now stands for "Run or hide."
Blake Christian beats Evil Uno.
Red Velvet retains the ROH Women's World Television Championship against Leila Grey.
Queen Aminata beats Allysin Kay.
"Big Shotty" Lee Johnson lasts ten minutes against Komander in a ROH World Television Championship Proving Ground Match, and therefore earns a shot at the ROH World Television Championship.
Serpentico beats Brandon Cutler.
We look back on Tony Deppen vs. Samoa Joe for the ROH World Television Championship from the March 9, 2023 episode of Ring of Honor Wrestling.
Backstage, we hear from The Infantry ("The Captain" Shawn Dean and "Bad News and Tattoos" Carlie Bravo). Carlie Bravo says a lot about them has changed, including their pockets, as Shane Taylor Promotions (Shane Taylor, "Taiga Style" Lee Moriarty, Dean, Carlie, Trish Adora) has the Brinks truck backed up and they are getting paid. Shawn Dean says that ROH is on notice and that everyone is getting double stomped, and both of them state that ROH now stands for "Run or hide."
Blake Christian beats Evil Uno.
Red Velvet retains the ROH Women's World Television Championship against Leila Grey.
Saturday, December 7, 2024
Collision Course - Collision recap for December 7, 2024
Darby Allin beats Komander by pinfall in the Gold League of the Continental Classic to earn three points. Darby Allin is now on the board with three points. Komander still has zero points.
Backstage, Renee Paquette interviews Don Callis and "The Alpha" Konosuke Takeshita. Callis says business has been booming when Powerhouse Hobbs shows up. Hobbs says that Callis forgot about him when he was injured, then tells Takeshita that he wants the International Championship as he starts to take everything away from everyone in The Don Callis Family. Callis says Hobbs deserves a shot and mentions that Takeshita has a lot of international defenses, and that he will get back with him. Hobbs grabs Callis and demands that he actually get back with him.
Willow Nightingale beats Serena Deeb in a Wrestle Dynasty International Women's Cup qualifier semi-final match.
Backstage, Renee Paquette interviews Thunder Rosa. She says that she beat "The Glamour" Mariah May and Mina Shirakawa the last time she faced both of them and that she deserve a shot at whoever is AEW Women's World Champion next week. She says Mina is an exceptional wrestler and athlete and that it would be an honor to be in the ring with her, but as for Mariah, it will be so much fun to beat her until she cries. She says the women's division is alive and well and as long as the fans believe in her, she will fight until she wins the Women's World title again. She then wishes the women's division good luck, as they are going to need it.
The Death Riders (Jon Moxley, Marina Shafir, Wheeler Yuta, PAC) head to the ring. Moxley says a lot of people do not want to be AEW World Champion and only think and say that they do when they really do not. He says those people are not ready to make the sacrifice, shoulder the burden and put themselves in harm's way; instead, they want to take pictures with it and wear it on their weight when they are not even ready. He says that "Switchblade" Jay White, while one hell of a competitor that he respects, is a child who does not the first thing about what it takes to be champion. Moxley also calls "Hangman" Adam Page self-destructive, miserable and insecure to the point that he will play himself out of the game before he even sniffs another world championship. He then brings up Orange Cassidy, saying he was not the guy his peers hoped he was and that he was not the one foretold in the prophecy as he did not have what it took to get the job done. Moxley admits he regrets letting Orange leave with his skull intact, then tells Orange and the rest of the world that the business is full of pretend talkers and that he means what he says and that if Orange pisses him off one more time, he will take him off the board for good. Suddenly, Orange Cassidy shows up and says he can live without ever being the World Champion, but cannot live with Moxley as the World Champion, and that he will never stop and will do what it takes to ensure Moxley is not World Champion. He then tells Moxley that he will only stop if he kills him, then throws the microphone and his sunglasses at Moxley, and throws his jacket as Wheeler, and throws his shirt at PAC. Shafir hits Orange in the back with her briefcase before The Death Riders go on the attack. Moxley gouges Orange's eyes, then The Death Riders carry Orange off to the back.
Backstage, we hear from FTR (Dax Harwood and Cash Wheeler). Cash Wheeler says that for the better part of ten years, FTR has fought to be the best tag team in history, then Hurricane Helene hit North Carolina, and now, they fight for the fallen. Dax says that they will be spearheading Fight For The Fallen, then FTR hear a metal pipe clanging as they look in the distance to see The Death Riders (Jon Moxley, Marina Shafir, Wheeler Yuta, PAC) attack Orange Cassidy by almost pouring what looks like a cleaner into Orange's mouth. The bottle is slapped out of Moxley's hands by Cash Wheeler as FTR confronts The Death Riders, who soon retreat.
"The Protostar" Kyle Fletcher beats "The Rainmaker" Kazuchika Okada by pinfall after hitting a low blow that the referee cannot see as he tries to protect himself after Okada whips Fletcher into the corner, nearly sandwiching the referee. "The Protostar" Kyle Fletcher earns three points and takes the lead in the Blue League with nine points, while "The Rainmaker" Kazuchika Okada is still tied for second with four points.
The Beast Mortos beats Aaron Solo.
Backstage, Renee Paquette interviews Top Flight (Darius Martin, Dante Martin, Leila Grey), Action Andretti and Lio Rush. Leila wants to know why everyone else is not on the same page and that Action Andretti and Lio Rush do not care if they are part of a team. Andretti says it is a battle royal and that they are "every man for themselves," and Darius wants to know why he kept Lio along for the ride. He says they were supposed to win gold as a team, but Andretti and Lio made it about them. Lio says it happened when Darius and Dante kept losing every opportunity, then says it is time for him and Andretti to chase the tag team titles. Dante says Andretti and Lio did not have to step on their toes to get there, but Lio says it needed to happen. This leads to an argument that Leila has to stop, and she says that if they need to fight, they should not do it here. Andretti says they should settle this in the ring, and Lio agrees before everyone walks away.
Mina Shirakawa beats Emi Sakura, with the referee being caught in the crossfire - but not hurt - near the end. Thunder Rosa is seen in the front row during the match.
We see a video package chronicling the friendship between "The Glamour" Mariah May and Mina Shirakawa, narrated by Renee Paquette.
In backstage footage from last night, Renee Paquette interviews Mark Briscoe and Daniel Garcia. Mark says that this time is year is tough for a lot of people, and for two years in a row, he has zero wins, and feels like he is not applying himself, which he plans on doing on Collision. He says there are no hard feelings, but he must beat Garcia. Garcia compliments Mark for being positive, but he is doing the same thing, and if he wins, he will be the leader of the Blue League. He says that he has to win this match and knock him down.
Mark Briscoe beats Daniel Garcia via pinfall in the Blue League of the Continental Classic and scores three points. Mark Briscoe earns three points. Mark Briscoe is finally on the board with three points. Daniel Garcia still has four points.
Backstage, Renee Paquette interviews Don Callis and "The Alpha" Konosuke Takeshita. Callis says business has been booming when Powerhouse Hobbs shows up. Hobbs says that Callis forgot about him when he was injured, then tells Takeshita that he wants the International Championship as he starts to take everything away from everyone in The Don Callis Family. Callis says Hobbs deserves a shot and mentions that Takeshita has a lot of international defenses, and that he will get back with him. Hobbs grabs Callis and demands that he actually get back with him.
Willow Nightingale beats Serena Deeb in a Wrestle Dynasty International Women's Cup qualifier semi-final match.
Backstage, Renee Paquette interviews Thunder Rosa. She says that she beat "The Glamour" Mariah May and Mina Shirakawa the last time she faced both of them and that she deserve a shot at whoever is AEW Women's World Champion next week. She says Mina is an exceptional wrestler and athlete and that it would be an honor to be in the ring with her, but as for Mariah, it will be so much fun to beat her until she cries. She says the women's division is alive and well and as long as the fans believe in her, she will fight until she wins the Women's World title again. She then wishes the women's division good luck, as they are going to need it.
The Death Riders (Jon Moxley, Marina Shafir, Wheeler Yuta, PAC) head to the ring. Moxley says a lot of people do not want to be AEW World Champion and only think and say that they do when they really do not. He says those people are not ready to make the sacrifice, shoulder the burden and put themselves in harm's way; instead, they want to take pictures with it and wear it on their weight when they are not even ready. He says that "Switchblade" Jay White, while one hell of a competitor that he respects, is a child who does not the first thing about what it takes to be champion. Moxley also calls "Hangman" Adam Page self-destructive, miserable and insecure to the point that he will play himself out of the game before he even sniffs another world championship. He then brings up Orange Cassidy, saying he was not the guy his peers hoped he was and that he was not the one foretold in the prophecy as he did not have what it took to get the job done. Moxley admits he regrets letting Orange leave with his skull intact, then tells Orange and the rest of the world that the business is full of pretend talkers and that he means what he says and that if Orange pisses him off one more time, he will take him off the board for good. Suddenly, Orange Cassidy shows up and says he can live without ever being the World Champion, but cannot live with Moxley as the World Champion, and that he will never stop and will do what it takes to ensure Moxley is not World Champion. He then tells Moxley that he will only stop if he kills him, then throws the microphone and his sunglasses at Moxley, and throws his jacket as Wheeler, and throws his shirt at PAC. Shafir hits Orange in the back with her briefcase before The Death Riders go on the attack. Moxley gouges Orange's eyes, then The Death Riders carry Orange off to the back.
Backstage, we hear from FTR (Dax Harwood and Cash Wheeler). Cash Wheeler says that for the better part of ten years, FTR has fought to be the best tag team in history, then Hurricane Helene hit North Carolina, and now, they fight for the fallen. Dax says that they will be spearheading Fight For The Fallen, then FTR hear a metal pipe clanging as they look in the distance to see The Death Riders (Jon Moxley, Marina Shafir, Wheeler Yuta, PAC) attack Orange Cassidy by almost pouring what looks like a cleaner into Orange's mouth. The bottle is slapped out of Moxley's hands by Cash Wheeler as FTR confronts The Death Riders, who soon retreat.
"The Protostar" Kyle Fletcher beats "The Rainmaker" Kazuchika Okada by pinfall after hitting a low blow that the referee cannot see as he tries to protect himself after Okada whips Fletcher into the corner, nearly sandwiching the referee. "The Protostar" Kyle Fletcher earns three points and takes the lead in the Blue League with nine points, while "The Rainmaker" Kazuchika Okada is still tied for second with four points.
The Beast Mortos beats Aaron Solo.
Backstage, Renee Paquette interviews Top Flight (Darius Martin, Dante Martin, Leila Grey), Action Andretti and Lio Rush. Leila wants to know why everyone else is not on the same page and that Action Andretti and Lio Rush do not care if they are part of a team. Andretti says it is a battle royal and that they are "every man for themselves," and Darius wants to know why he kept Lio along for the ride. He says they were supposed to win gold as a team, but Andretti and Lio made it about them. Lio says it happened when Darius and Dante kept losing every opportunity, then says it is time for him and Andretti to chase the tag team titles. Dante says Andretti and Lio did not have to step on their toes to get there, but Lio says it needed to happen. This leads to an argument that Leila has to stop, and she says that if they need to fight, they should not do it here. Andretti says they should settle this in the ring, and Lio agrees before everyone walks away.
Mina Shirakawa beats Emi Sakura, with the referee being caught in the crossfire - but not hurt - near the end. Thunder Rosa is seen in the front row during the match.
We see a video package chronicling the friendship between "The Glamour" Mariah May and Mina Shirakawa, narrated by Renee Paquette.
In backstage footage from last night, Renee Paquette interviews Mark Briscoe and Daniel Garcia. Mark says that this time is year is tough for a lot of people, and for two years in a row, he has zero wins, and feels like he is not applying himself, which he plans on doing on Collision. He says there are no hard feelings, but he must beat Garcia. Garcia compliments Mark for being positive, but he is doing the same thing, and if he wins, he will be the leader of the Blue League. He says that he has to win this match and knock him down.
Mark Briscoe beats Daniel Garcia via pinfall in the Blue League of the Continental Classic and scores three points. Mark Briscoe earns three points. Mark Briscoe is finally on the board with three points. Daniel Garcia still has four points.
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Saturday, October 19, 2024
They're On A Rampage - Rampage recap for October 18, 2024
Mark Briscoe beats The Butcher.
Kyle O'Reilly beats Aaron Solo by submission with the guillotine choke. After the match, O'Reilly calls out "The Rainmaker" Kazuchika Okada, saying that he wants the Okada that main evented the Tokyo Dome and not "The Young Bucks' (Matthew and Nicholas Jackson) young boy" at Battle of the Belts XII with the AEW Continental Championship on the line.
Backstage, Renee Paquette interviews Jamie Hayter. Hayter admits she does not know why Penelope Ford is coming after her, then says women in AEW are "backstabbing bitches." She says she came back here to do two things specifically: right the wrongs and win back the Women's World Championship. She says that Peneleope is getting in her way and sticking her nose in her business, and since she is hot and bothered, she is in the mood to fight at Collision, and hopes Penelope will be there, too.
We hear from "The Virtuosa" Deonna Purrazzo and Taya Valkyrie. Purrazzo says that she was born three minutes before her twin brother, and almost in that exact moment, she knew she was her brother's keeper. She says he has had his issues and demons that she will never understand, but if he made a mistake, she fixed it, and if someone came for him, she handled it. Because of that, she learned at a very young age two very valuable lessons: to take care of the people closest to you and that if you want to hurt somebody, you don't go at them directly; you take out who they love most. Purrazzo says that what makes her most angry is when someone comes for what is hers. Taya says this is nothing new and that thier friendship was forged long ago, and if anyone comes after Purrazzo, they will run into her. Purrazzo says that if anyone comes after both of them, they will be met with a vendetta.
"The Glamour" Mariah May guests on commentary for the next match.
Anna Jay beats Trish Adora. After the match, "The Glamour" Mariah May tells Anna Jay she should buy her dinner, because after Battle of the Belts XII, Anna will be crying, shaking and screaming her name.
Backstage, Renee Paquette interviews Harley Cameron. Harley says Saraya is still incapacitated, then says she herself still has a lot to offer and is multi-faceted. As for her match with Kris Statlander tomorrow night on Collision, she is always prepared and versatile.
We hear from Undisputed Kingdom (Roderick Strong, Matt Taven, Mike Bennett), Shane Taylor Promotions (Shane Taylor and "Taiga Style" Lee Moriarty) and Gates of Agony (Bishop Kaun and Toa Liona) regarding next week's three-way tag team match.
Private Party (Marq Quen and Isiah Kassidy) beats MxM Collection (Mansoor and Mason Madden).
Here are the highlights from tonight's show!
Kyle O'Reilly beats Aaron Solo by submission with the guillotine choke. After the match, O'Reilly calls out "The Rainmaker" Kazuchika Okada, saying that he wants the Okada that main evented the Tokyo Dome and not "The Young Bucks' (Matthew and Nicholas Jackson) young boy" at Battle of the Belts XII with the AEW Continental Championship on the line.
Backstage, Renee Paquette interviews Jamie Hayter. Hayter admits she does not know why Penelope Ford is coming after her, then says women in AEW are "backstabbing bitches." She says she came back here to do two things specifically: right the wrongs and win back the Women's World Championship. She says that Peneleope is getting in her way and sticking her nose in her business, and since she is hot and bothered, she is in the mood to fight at Collision, and hopes Penelope will be there, too.
We hear from "The Virtuosa" Deonna Purrazzo and Taya Valkyrie. Purrazzo says that she was born three minutes before her twin brother, and almost in that exact moment, she knew she was her brother's keeper. She says he has had his issues and demons that she will never understand, but if he made a mistake, she fixed it, and if someone came for him, she handled it. Because of that, she learned at a very young age two very valuable lessons: to take care of the people closest to you and that if you want to hurt somebody, you don't go at them directly; you take out who they love most. Purrazzo says that what makes her most angry is when someone comes for what is hers. Taya says this is nothing new and that thier friendship was forged long ago, and if anyone comes after Purrazzo, they will run into her. Purrazzo says that if anyone comes after both of them, they will be met with a vendetta.
"The Glamour" Mariah May guests on commentary for the next match.
Anna Jay beats Trish Adora. After the match, "The Glamour" Mariah May tells Anna Jay she should buy her dinner, because after Battle of the Belts XII, Anna will be crying, shaking and screaming her name.
Backstage, Renee Paquette interviews Harley Cameron. Harley says Saraya is still incapacitated, then says she herself still has a lot to offer and is multi-faceted. As for her match with Kris Statlander tomorrow night on Collision, she is always prepared and versatile.
We hear from Undisputed Kingdom (Roderick Strong, Matt Taven, Mike Bennett), Shane Taylor Promotions (Shane Taylor and "Taiga Style" Lee Moriarty) and Gates of Agony (Bishop Kaun and Toa Liona) regarding next week's three-way tag team match.
Private Party (Marq Quen and Isiah Kassidy) beats MxM Collection (Mansoor and Mason Madden).
Here are the highlights from tonight's show!
Sunday, May 5, 2024
At The Derby - Derby City Wrestling recap for May 5, 2024
Note: this episode showcases recent matches from other wrestling companies.
From Reality of Wrestling, Eric Lockheart retains the ROW Television Championship against Izzy James. During the match, Lockheart hits the ref in the eyes as Izzy lifts him up. Izzy clotheslines Lockheart out of the ring, and Lockheart takes the Television title and hits Izzy so hard that it breaks some of the plating.
From Turnbuckle Championship Wrestling, KJ Impala and Dylan Lesynd beat Jimmy Wild and Shaun Moore.
From Reality of Wrestling, Rudy Garza and Beau Amir retain the ROW Tag Team Championships against Fly Def (Warren J and Zack Zilla).
We see a video package for Adrian Ward, who talks about how he has had to sell everything he owns and live in a van in order to make his wrestling dreams come true in the Nightmare Factory as well as how he lived with his uncle after witnessing his father stab his mother.
Backstage, Lexy Nair interviews Aaron Solo, who says that he will be walking away as the first-ever Nightmare Factory Champion, saying that he looks like a champion while Adrian Ward does not, and that a championship belt belongs in a house, not a van. He says that Adrian Ward has improved since he showed up in Camp 1, but after tonight, Adrian can add to his sob story with how he could not beat him.
From Turnbuckle Championship Wrestling, Adrian Ward beats Aaron Solo to become the inaugural Nightmare Factor Champion!
From Reality of Wrestling, Eric Lockheart retains the ROW Television Championship against Izzy James. During the match, Lockheart hits the ref in the eyes as Izzy lifts him up. Izzy clotheslines Lockheart out of the ring, and Lockheart takes the Television title and hits Izzy so hard that it breaks some of the plating.
From Turnbuckle Championship Wrestling, KJ Impala and Dylan Lesynd beat Jimmy Wild and Shaun Moore.
From Reality of Wrestling, Rudy Garza and Beau Amir retain the ROW Tag Team Championships against Fly Def (Warren J and Zack Zilla).
We see a video package for Adrian Ward, who talks about how he has had to sell everything he owns and live in a van in order to make his wrestling dreams come true in the Nightmare Factory as well as how he lived with his uncle after witnessing his father stab his mother.
Backstage, Lexy Nair interviews Aaron Solo, who says that he will be walking away as the first-ever Nightmare Factory Champion, saying that he looks like a champion while Adrian Ward does not, and that a championship belt belongs in a house, not a van. He says that Adrian Ward has improved since he showed up in Camp 1, but after tonight, Adrian can add to his sob story with how he could not beat him.
From Turnbuckle Championship Wrestling, Adrian Ward beats Aaron Solo to become the inaugural Nightmare Factor Champion!
Thursday, May 2, 2024
Honor Roll - Ring of Honor recap for May 2, 2024
The Infantry ("The Captain" Shawn Dean and "Bad News and Tattoos" Carlie Bravo) beat The Outrunners (Truth Magnum and Turbo Floyd) after The Outrunners misfire on Miami Overdrive with Turbo Floyd inadvertently hitting Truth Magnum. The Outrunners are accompanied by Lazer Linda for this match.
"The Native Beast" Nyla Rose beats Camron Branae.
We hear from "Cool Hand" Angelo Parker and "Daddy Magic" Matt Menard. Parker talks about how he almost retired until Ruby Soho showed up and announced that she was pregnant, then says that there is a lot to fight for. Matt Menard says he has a problem with Undisputed Kingdom (Matt Taven and Mike Bennett), and proposes that they come to ROH and fight their way to the ROH World Tag Team Championships.
Undisputed Kingdom (Matt Taven and Mike Bennett) beat The Qrown (Leonis and Maximus).
We hear from JD Drake, who says that he has been lost for the last month and that it shows in everything that he does. He talks about how he got a $2 in his change and how he got a $2 in his picture frame from his late uncle as well as how you have two choices in life when times get tough - quit or keep working - and while The Workhorsemen (JD Drake and Anthony Henry) may not be a thing in the forseeable future, it is time to be "a workhorse man," punch in, knock out and give ROH "a $2 bill's worth of ass whuppin'."
Toa Liona beats Jimmy Wild.
The Dark Order (Evil Uno, Alex Reynolds, John Silver) beat Adam Priest, "Outlandish" Zicky Dice and Sean Maluta in a six-man tag match.
We hear from The Iron Savages (Boulder, Bronson, Jacked Jameson). Bronson says that there are underappreciated and undernoticed as they keep the fans entertained, and Boulder says it is time for them to live up to their potential. Jacked Jameson says that they are done trying to win over the "low-T" fans who are not deserving of their entertainment, and that they are now focused on winning.
Aaron Solo beats Jon Cruz.
Queen Aminata beats Robyn Renegade as Athena and Billie Starkz watch from backstage.
Here is the recap for tonight's show!
"The Native Beast" Nyla Rose beats Camron Branae.
We hear from "Cool Hand" Angelo Parker and "Daddy Magic" Matt Menard. Parker talks about how he almost retired until Ruby Soho showed up and announced that she was pregnant, then says that there is a lot to fight for. Matt Menard says he has a problem with Undisputed Kingdom (Matt Taven and Mike Bennett), and proposes that they come to ROH and fight their way to the ROH World Tag Team Championships.
Undisputed Kingdom (Matt Taven and Mike Bennett) beat The Qrown (Leonis and Maximus).
We hear from JD Drake, who says that he has been lost for the last month and that it shows in everything that he does. He talks about how he got a $2 in his change and how he got a $2 in his picture frame from his late uncle as well as how you have two choices in life when times get tough - quit or keep working - and while The Workhorsemen (JD Drake and Anthony Henry) may not be a thing in the forseeable future, it is time to be "a workhorse man," punch in, knock out and give ROH "a $2 bill's worth of ass whuppin'."
Toa Liona beats Jimmy Wild.
The Dark Order (Evil Uno, Alex Reynolds, John Silver) beat Adam Priest, "Outlandish" Zicky Dice and Sean Maluta in a six-man tag match.
We hear from The Iron Savages (Boulder, Bronson, Jacked Jameson). Bronson says that there are underappreciated and undernoticed as they keep the fans entertained, and Boulder says it is time for them to live up to their potential. Jacked Jameson says that they are done trying to win over the "low-T" fans who are not deserving of their entertainment, and that they are now focused on winning.
Aaron Solo beats Jon Cruz.
Queen Aminata beats Robyn Renegade as Athena and Billie Starkz watch from backstage.
Here is the recap for tonight's show!
Sunday, April 21, 2024
Championship Gold - Championship Wrestling recap for April 21, 2024
Note: this episode showcases recent matches from other wrestling companies.
From Reality of Wretling, Eric Lockheart retains the ROW Television Championship against Izzy James. During the match, Lockheart hits the ref in the eyes as Izzy lifts him up. Izzy clotheslines Lockheart out of the ring, and Lockheart takes the Television title and hits Izzy so hard that it breaks some of the plating.
From Turnbuckle Championship Wrestling, KJ Impala and Dylan Lesynd beat Jimmy Wild and Shaun Moore.
From Reality of Wrestling, Rudy Garza and Beau Amir retain the ROW Tag Team Championships against Fly Def (Warren J and Zack Zilla).
We see a video package for Adrian Ward, who talks about how he has had to sell everything he owns and live in a van in order to make his wrestling dreams come true in the Nightmare Factory as well as how he lived with his uncle after witnessing his father stab his mother.
Backstage, Lexy Nair interviews Aaron Solo, who says that he will be walking away as the first-ever Nightmare Factory Champion, saying that he looks like a champion while Adrian Ward does not, and that a championship belt belongs in a house, not a van. He says that Adrian Ward has improved since he showed up in Camp 1, but after tonight, Adrian can add to his sob story with how he could not beat him.
From Turnbuckle Championship Wrestling, Adrian Ward beats Aaron Solo to become the inaugural Nightmare Factor Champion!
From Reality of Wretling, Eric Lockheart retains the ROW Television Championship against Izzy James. During the match, Lockheart hits the ref in the eyes as Izzy lifts him up. Izzy clotheslines Lockheart out of the ring, and Lockheart takes the Television title and hits Izzy so hard that it breaks some of the plating.
From Turnbuckle Championship Wrestling, KJ Impala and Dylan Lesynd beat Jimmy Wild and Shaun Moore.
From Reality of Wrestling, Rudy Garza and Beau Amir retain the ROW Tag Team Championships against Fly Def (Warren J and Zack Zilla).
We see a video package for Adrian Ward, who talks about how he has had to sell everything he owns and live in a van in order to make his wrestling dreams come true in the Nightmare Factory as well as how he lived with his uncle after witnessing his father stab his mother.
Backstage, Lexy Nair interviews Aaron Solo, who says that he will be walking away as the first-ever Nightmare Factory Champion, saying that he looks like a champion while Adrian Ward does not, and that a championship belt belongs in a house, not a van. He says that Adrian Ward has improved since he showed up in Camp 1, but after tonight, Adrian can add to his sob story with how he could not beat him.
From Turnbuckle Championship Wrestling, Adrian Ward beats Aaron Solo to become the inaugural Nightmare Factor Champion!
Friday, May 5, 2023
They're On A Rampage - Rampage recap for May 5, 2023
The Lucha Brothers (Penta el Zero Miedo and Rey Fenix) and El Hijo del Vikingo beat Powerhouse Hobbs, QT Marshall and Aaron Solo in a trios match.
In backstage footage from after this week's Dynamite, MJF is livid and throwing things around backstage while attacking a backstage hand.
Backstage, Lexy Nair interviews Chris Jericho, who apologizes to her and the fans for not being able to perform commentary tonight due to an unprovoked attacked from Adam Cole, and wants assurances that he and Cole are not working in the same building ever again while also promising more information next week.
Jage Cargill quickly beats Gia Scott and goes 57-0.
Backstage, Lexy Nair interviews Mark Briscoe. Sonjay Dutt, Satnam Singh, Jay Lethal and Jeff Jarrett show up, and Mark says that while he does not want to speak for another man, he knows that FTR will not back down from a challenge. Lethal asks Mark Briscoe to tell FTR to "do the right thing," but Mark says he has a match and heads to the ring.
Mark Briscoe beats "El Perro Peligroso" Preston Vance despite the use of a chair by Vance and Jose the Assistant. After the match, Mark Briscoe celebrates with his family.
Backstage, Lexy Nair interviews "The Natural" Dustin Rhodes, who looks forward to AEW coming to Austin, Texas soon. He is suddenly attacked by "The Machine" Brian Cage, and Prince Nana and Swerve Strickland tell Dustin they will see him in two weeks. They then flee just before Keith Lee shows up. We see a video package chronicling the feud between Julia Hart and Anna Jay A.S., which will culminate in a No Holds Barred match between them next week on Dynamite.
We see a video package for Daniel Garcia vs. Orange Cassidy for the AEW International Championship next week on Dynamite.
The Hardys (Jeff and Matt Hardy), Hook and Isiah Kassidy beat The Firm (Stokely Hathaway, "All Ego" Ethan Page, Big Bill, Lee Moriarty) in "The Firm Deletion." After the match, Jeff Hardy lights up a whole Jeff Hardy symbol on fire in an open field, then Matt Hardy, Hook and Isiah celebrate with him.
Labels:
Aaron Solo,
AEW,
AEW Rampage,
El Hijo del Vikingo,
Gia Scott,
Hook,
Jade Cargill,
Lucha Bros.,
Mark Briscoe,
May 5,
Powerhouse Hobbs,
Preston Vance,
QT Marshall,
Rampage,
The Firm,
The Hardys
Wednesday, March 29, 2023
After Dark - AEW Dark recap for March 28, 2023
AR Fox beats Nick Comoroto.
Skye Blue beats Queen Aminata.
Evil Uno beats Alexander Moss.
Marina Shafir beats Steph de Lander by submission.
"The Reality" Zack Clayton beats Schaff.
Top Flight (Darius and Dante Martin) beat The Skulk (Liam Gray and Adrian Alanis).
QT Marshall and Aaron Solo beat Austin Green and Vary Morales.
Brady Booker beats Serpentico.
Konosuke Takeshita beatsCole Karter. After the match, Lee Shotty attcks Konosuke Takeshita and lays him out.
Skye Blue beats Queen Aminata.
Evil Uno beats Alexander Moss.
Marina Shafir beats Steph de Lander by submission.
"The Reality" Zack Clayton beats Schaff.
Top Flight (Darius and Dante Martin) beat The Skulk (Liam Gray and Adrian Alanis).
QT Marshall and Aaron Solo beat Austin Green and Vary Morales.
Brady Booker beats Serpentico.
Konosuke Takeshita beatsCole Karter. After the match, Lee Shotty attcks Konosuke Takeshita and lays him out.
Saturday, March 4, 2023
After Dark Elevation - AEW Dark Elevation recap for March 4, 2023
The Acclaimed ("Platinum" Max Caster and Anthony Bowens) beat The Workhorsemen (JD Drake and Anthony Henry). After the match, "Daddy Ass" Billy Gunn gives JD Drake a Fameasser, and when Anthony Henry rushes back into the ring, he gets one as well.
Daniel Garcia beats Aaron Solo. After the match, Sammy Guevara tells Daniel Garcia that he is proud of him and that he got him a gift. Sammy then gives him a T-shirt of Sammy Guevara hugging Daniel Garcia with Daniel Garcia's name on a Post-It Note. Daniel Garcia puts the shirt on and reluctantly thanks Sammy.
Before the next match, "Pretty" Peter Avalon says he lost the biggest match of his career against Chris Jericho on Dynamite, and had he been in front of his own people in Los Angeles, California, he would have won that match. He says that because of his frustration, he has decided to take it out on whoever comes out of the book. Much to Avalon's chagrin, that person is Hook.
Hook beats "Pretty" Peter Avalon with the Redrum.
Before the next match, Stokely Hathaway says that the wrestling media states that he will be wrestling Hook, then says it is not going to happen. Matt Hardy tells Stokely not to worry because they are training him and he is going to be good. Matt and Isiah then hype up the crowd.
The Lucha Brothers (Penta el Zero Miedo and Rey Fenix) and Mark Briscoe beat Lee Moriarty, Matt Hardy and Isiah Kassidy in a trios match.
Daniel Garcia beats Aaron Solo. After the match, Sammy Guevara tells Daniel Garcia that he is proud of him and that he got him a gift. Sammy then gives him a T-shirt of Sammy Guevara hugging Daniel Garcia with Daniel Garcia's name on a Post-It Note. Daniel Garcia puts the shirt on and reluctantly thanks Sammy.
Before the next match, "Pretty" Peter Avalon says he lost the biggest match of his career against Chris Jericho on Dynamite, and had he been in front of his own people in Los Angeles, California, he would have won that match. He says that because of his frustration, he has decided to take it out on whoever comes out of the book. Much to Avalon's chagrin, that person is Hook.
Hook beats "Pretty" Peter Avalon with the Redrum.
Before the next match, Stokely Hathaway says that the wrestling media states that he will be wrestling Hook, then says it is not going to happen. Matt Hardy tells Stokely not to worry because they are training him and he is going to be good. Matt and Isiah then hype up the crowd.
The Lucha Brothers (Penta el Zero Miedo and Rey Fenix) and Mark Briscoe beat Lee Moriarty, Matt Hardy and Isiah Kassidy in a trios match.
Labels:
Aaron Solo,
AEW,
AEW Dark Elevation,
Daniel Garcia,
Hook,
Isiah Kassidy,
Lee Moriarty,
Lucha Bros.,
March 4,
Mark Briscoe,
Matt Hardy,
Peter Avalon,
The Acclaimed,
The Workhorsemen
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