19th Anniversary Show - The Results

"The Mecca" Brian Johnson beats Danhausen, Eli Isom and LSG in a Four Corners Survival Match after sneaking up on Danhausen, poking him in the eyes and hitting him with The Process.

We hear from Jay Lethal, who tells Rush to think about their match at 19th Anniversary Show where ROH's soul is at stake, as La Faccion Ingobernables (Rush, Dragon Lee, Kenny King, La Bestia del Ring) run around and do whatever they please and The Foundation (Jay Lethal, Jonathan Gresham, "Hot Sauce" Tracy Williams, Rhett Titus) plan to fix it in one night by capturing all of the championships in the company in order to purify it. He says that he wants the company to stop crying and that this match is important to him, and when he and the rest of The Foundation win, all will be set right.

Backstage, Mike Bennett says he has no clue what is going on concerning Matt Taven. Suddenly, Brawler Milonas shows up and says he has gotten nothing from Matt Taven, either, and Bennett says he will keep him posted. Suddenly, he runs into The Beer City Bruiser, who says that he cares so much about everything else that he has not been caring about The Bouncers (Bruiser and Milonas).

We hear from 2 Guys 1 Tag (Silas Young and Josh "The Goods" Woods). Silas tells Woods that he has a great opportunity and that he has flourished while he was gone, and even though he did not win the Pure Title Tournament, he had a great opponent in the eventual winner. He tells Woods that Dalton Castle embarassed him in their last match, and that his match tonight is a straight-up wrestling match. Woods says that Dalton made a big mistake last time and that he will not be taken for a fool. He says it is about honor, integrity and the roots that ROH was based on, and that nobody will throw Dalton around like he can. Silas says that this is what he wanted to bring out of him, but reminds him that Dalton is a desperate man and that being desperate can be a double-edged sword. Woods says that Dalton has holes in his game and is a fool, and that when he beats him, he will hold champion gold. Silas says that Woods may be a technical beast when it comes to pure wrestling, but when it comes to professional wrestling, he still has lessons to lose, and tells him not to overlook his next opponent. Woods says he should be wrestling for championship gold tonight, and says that he is more focused than he has ever been.

Shane Taylor Promotions (Shane Taylor, Moses, Kaun) retain the ROH World Six-Man Tag Team Championships against Mexisquad (Bandido, Flamita, Rey Horus). After the match, Bandido and Flamita argue, and Rey Horus proposes a three-way match between the three of them when reasoning with Flamita gets nowhere.

Rocky Romero guests on commentary for the main card.

"Hot Sauce" Tracy Williams beats Kenny King to become the ROH World Television Champion after Amy Rose throws the title in the ring, causing a standoff that sees King try to grab the title only for Williams to grab him and hit him with a piledriver for the win. (Kenny King is defending the championship as a surrogate champion after Lee suffered a ruptured eardrum requiring surgery that prevents him travelling by plane.)

"The Mercenary" Flip Gordon beats Mark Briscoe after Mark Briscoe puts a chair into the ring to leap over the top rope at Gordon only for Flip to get in the ring, kick Mark in the groin as the referee takes the chair out of the ring and hit the Flip Five for the win.

Dalton Castle beats Josh "The Goods" Woods after Silas Young hits Josh Woods with the chair as the referee is down. After the match, Silas says he has been nothing but a patient man with Woods and has put his needs and desires to the side to help him become the person he knows Woods is perfectly capable of being, yet he defies him. He then says this is the very last time that Woods defies him, and that as much as it will hurt him as much as it will hurt Woods, he will hur tWoods to the point that he will questions if he made the right career choice and that he will come to realize he has been teaching him what it takes to be a real man.

Jay Briscoe beats EC3.

Bandido beats Flamita and Rey Horus in a three-way match. After the match, Flamita slaps Bandido and Rey Horus' hands away and heads to the back alone.

Matt Taven vs. Vincent in an unsanctioned match ends in a no-contest after a large man in overalls shoves both men off a barricade and into a wooden table. The man then carries Vincent out of the building.

Backstage, Jay Lethal asks referee Todd Sinclair to use his better judgement in his match against Rush for the ROH World Championship tonight.

Quinn McKay is in the ring. She announces and introduces the newest member of the ROH Board of Directors, Maria Kanellis-Bennett. Maria says that this summer, ROH will be hosting a women's tournament to crown a new Women's Champion, and as a member of the Board of Directors, she invites women from all over to participate in this tournament. Suddenly, The Allure (Angelina Love and Mandy Leon) show up for the first time in months, and Angelina wants to know who Maria thinks she is waltzing back into the Women's Division that she and Mandy have been building to run the show, then asks what position got her this position. Maria tells them that their catiness and "bitchiness" may have gotten something before, but now, they will have to earn things. She also mentions that Angelina has not had a match in a year, and tells her that if she can win a match, she can give her a bye out of the first round of the tournament. She says that someone has been deserving of a match against her and has wanted a match for a very long time: Quinn McKay. She also says that this match will be on Ring of Honor television.

Jonathan Gresham retains the ROH Pure Championship against Dak Draper with a tope suicida into a sleeper hold after both men has exhausted all their rope breaks.

Delirious shows up at the announce table and tells Rocky Romero something, then leaves.

The Foundation (Rhett Titus and "Hot Sauce" Tracy Williams) beat La Faccion Ingobernables (Kenny King and La Bestia del Ring) to become the ROH World Tag Team Champions after Amy Rose places a chair in the ring, allowing Titus to beat La Bestia del Ring with a full nelson. (La Bestia del Ring is defending one-half of the tag team titles due to Dragon Lee's ruptured eardrum.) After the match, La Bestia del Ring gets angry with Amy Rose, as does Kenny King, and Amy ose flips Kenny King. Kenny King apologizes to Amy for losing his cool before shaking her hand, telling her she is done, and commanding La Bestia del Ring to finish her with a Spear.

Rush retains the ROH World Championship against Jay Lethal. After the match, Kenny King and La Bestia del Ring show up after getting involved earlier in the match, then the rest of The Foundation (Jonathan Gresham, "Hot Sauce" Tracy Williams, Rhett Titus) show up. All of a sudden, Brody King shows up and congratulates Rush for "almost getting through a match without [his] dumbass family," then says that La Faccion Ingobernables have always had the numbers against him before proclaiming that he has numbers of his own. Suddenly, Tony Deppen shows up, and Brody King stops him before telling him "The next part's gonna be good." Suddenly, two men - "The Dirty Daddy" Chris Dickinson and Homicide - show up from behind King and La Bestia del Ring and ambush them.Brody King then offers his hand to Jay Lethal and helps him up before hitting him with a clothesline and throwing him to Homicide so he can hit Lethal with the Cop Killer to end the show.

17th Anniversary Show - The Results

"The Villain" Marty Scurll beats Kenny King after hitting King with an umbrella as referee Paul Turner keeps King from using a steel chair as a weapon.

Jeff Cobb retains the ROH World Television Championship against Shane Taylor after hitting A Tour Of The Islands twice after Taylor gets out of the first one.

Mayu Iwatani retains the ROH Women of Honor World Championship against "The Gatekeeper" Kelly Klein with an inside cradle out of nowhere.

Matt Taven shows up before the next match. He says he cannot sit backstage another minute following what he considers towards him, saying he is the real ROH World Champion and that he is ready to take Jay Lethal right now. Lethal shows up, and the ROH World Championship match takes place early.

Matt Taven and Jay Lethal wrestle to a 60-minute time limit draw. Jay Lethal retains the ROH World Championship. During the match, it is announced that Jeff Cobb has challenged "The Aerial Assassin" Will Ospreay in a title versus title match for the ROH World Televison Championship and the NEVER Openweight Championship. Later on in the match, TK O'Ryan and Vinny Marsegalia get involved in the match, and when Jonathan Gresham makes the save for Lethal, he is overpowered, and O'Tyan smacks a steel chair into Gresham's left knee. "Hot Sauce" Tracey Williams and Mark Haskins show up to even the odds at ringside and chase O'Ryan and Marseglia to the back, but Taven hits a low blow to a distracted Lethal before hitting the Climax. Lethal kicks out at two, and the match keeps going until the time limit draw. After the match, "The Villain" Marty Scurll shows up and walks away with the ROH World Championship. Afterwards, Taven and Lethal get up, and Taven tosses a streamer at Lethal before being helped to the back.

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Ian Riccoboni introduces Mega Ran, who performs his new song "Goin' To The Garden" in the ring. The performance is interrupted by Bully Ray, who throws a steel chair into the ring, tells Mega Ran that he is wasting time on his pay-per-view and that he hates hip-hop music. After making fun of Mega Ran's performance name and saying that Mega Ran is one of those "video game guys" who spent all day playing wrestling video games and picking him, Mega Ran says he picked D-Von Dudley instead. Bully Ray shoves Mega Ran and his fellow co-performer to the mat, and they both leave as Bully Ray says that he is the only person here who knows anything about going to Madison Square Garden and that everybody should be kissing his ass. He also says there is nobody in ROH or New Japan worthy of stepping into the ring with him, says he never quit in his "I Quit" match against Flip Gordon, and issues an open challenge against him in a New York City Street Fight.

Dalton Castle and The Boys guest on commentary for the next match.

Rush beats Bandido, bringing Bandido's undefeated streak in ROH to an end. After the match, Dalton Castle gets in the ring and compliments Rush on his performance in ROH so far. He then says he wants to smash heads with Rush, and challenges him to a match in Madison Square Garden. Rush takes the microphone and accepts the challenge.

It is announced that Johnathan Gresham vs. "The Last Real Man" Silas Young and LifeBlood ("Hot Sauce" Tracy Williams and Mark Haskins) vs. The Kingdom (TK O'Ryan and Vinny Marseglia) will not be happening, with the former match scratched following Gresham's recent leg injury and the latter being taken off the card due to The Kingdom and Matt Taven being so upset over Taven not winning the ROH World Championship that they have left the building. Silas Young then guests on commentary for the next match.

Villain Enterprises (Brody King and PCO) beat The Briscoes (Jay and Mark Briscoe) in a Las Vegas Street Fight to become the ROH World Tag Team Champions!

ROH 16th Anniversary Show - The Results

Deonna Purrazzo guests on commentary for the next match.

Sumie Sakai beats Hana Kimura (the latter of whom is debuting in the United States) to advance in the Women of Honor Championship Tournament. After the match, Hana Kimura extends her hand in respect before pulling it away and slapping Sumie, who is then kicked in the head by Kagetsu.

"The Exotic Goddess" Mandy Leon guests on commentary for the next match.

Tenille Dashwood beats Brandi Rhodes to advance to the semi-finals of the Women of Honor Championship Tournament. During the match, Brandi Rhodes feigns a knee injury and has referee Paul Turner check on her. As he does, Tenille approaches her only to get poked in the eyes. Brandi hits Cross Rhodes, but gets a two-count. Brandi brushes Tenille off when Tenille extends her hand in a sign of respect, then leaves with "The Exotic Goddess" Mandy Leon.

The Dawgs (Rhett Titus and Will Ferrara) show up, and Titus says complains that they have been told that they are not sober enough to compete and that too many beers is not enough. Ferrara announces that they will continue to get drunk and hold a sit-in in the ring until someone fixes this. ROH Enforcer Bully Ray shows up, put both of his hands on their shoulders. Rhett tries to kick Bully Ray in the face only to inadvertently kick Ferrara, and Bully Ray smacks Rhett Titus in the back with a steel chair before telling them to get out.

ROH Enforcer Bully Ray welcomes everyone to the show. He tells the fans to show why Ring of Honor is "the best friggin' pro wrestling on the planet today," and that the guys in the locker room will do the same. He promises that from beginning to end, the fans will be grabbed by the throat, have them ripped out and given their money's worth.

Hiromu Takahashi beats Flip Gordon.

"The Villain" Marty Scurll beats Punishment Martinez. During the match, Scurll reaches for a bag of powder underneath the ring only to be confronted by referee Paul Stone. Security moves into place when Scurll threatens to punch Stone in the face, and Martinez hits everyone with a dive over the ring post before knocking out a few members of security. Shortly afterwards, Martinez pulls a table out from underneath the ring and places Scurll on it after knocking him out at ringside. He dives over the top rope onto the turnbuckle, but Scurll moves out of the way and Martinez comes up empty. The match when Scurll pulls the bag out only to reveal that the bag is empty before kicking Martinez in the crotch to win after referee Paul Turner nearly gets hit by a roundhouse kick meant for Scurll.

Kenny King retains the ROH World Television Championship against "The Last Real Man" Silas Young. During the match, referee Todd Sinclair is inadvertently hit by Kenny King's feet as Silas Young hits Misery, and this costs him the victory. Silas argues with the referee, and Kenny nearly wins it on a schoolboy pin. Silas goes for one of his own, but Kenny grabs the ropes and Silas argues with Sinclair again. Silas goes for a springboard when Kenny tosses him onto the apron, and Kenny catches him to hit Royal Flush for the win. After the match, Austin Aries shows up with all of his indies titles as well as the Impact World Championship, and he congratulates Kenny on his victory before telling the fans that he has been travelling the world "collecting belts," and it happens that while he has collected titles in Ring of Honor, he has never won the ROH World Television Championship, and Kenny King has something on his shoulder that he wants and "the belt collector is never done collecting belts." Kenny dares Austin Aries to come get the title, and Aries lays all of his titles down to dare him to come up the ramp.

SoCal Uncensored ("Almighty" Christopher Daniels, "The Heavy Metal Rebel" Frankie Kazarian, Scorpio Sky) beat Bullet Club (Matt Jackson, Nick Jackson, "Hangman" Adam Page) in a Las Vegas Street Fight to become the ROH World Six-Man Tag Team Champions! During the match, Shane Taylor shows up and drags referee Paul Turner out of the ring before attacking Bullet Club. Matt Jackson tries to slam Taylor, but his back gives out, and Adam Page has to save him with a Kendo stick to Taylor's back before hitting a double team spike piledriver out of the Rite of Passage with Nick Jackson. Afterwards, Daniels zip ties Page to the ring post at ringside and holds Nick Jackson before Kazarian and Scorpio Sky put Matt in a double-team Boston Crab to force Matt to submit and win the titles. After the match, Vinny Marseglia and TK O'Ryan show up and attack the Jacksons, then ROH Enforcer Bully Ray shows up and chases them out of the ring.

"The American Nightmare" Cody Rhodes beats Matt Taven. During the match, Barry the Drug-Free Bear hands Cody a chair, but referee Paul Stone keeps it away from Cody and sends it back to ringside. As this goes on, Taven hits Cody in the back with his cane, but only gets a two-count. A little later on, Cody inadvertently takes out Paul Turner with a top rope cross body meant for Taven, then both Taven and Cody lay each other out with a big boot simultaneously. Vinny Marseglia and TK O'Ryan show up again, and pick Cody up so that Taven can kick Cody in the crotch. When Marseglia and O'Ryan leave, ROH Enforcer Bully Ray chases them back out through the crowd and Cody pulls a steel cup out of his tights, revealing that the kick to the crotch had no effect. Cody then hits a shocked Taven with a Cross Rhodes to get the win and take his Ring of Honor ring back. After the match, Barry the Drug-Free Bear pushes Cody to the mat before taking the mask off to reveal Keeny Omega underneath. Kenny then hits Cody with a V-Trigger, then Brandi confronts Kenny and slaps him before kissing him on the lips.

The Briscoes (Jay and Mark Briscoe) beat The Motor City Machine Guns (Chris Sabin and Alex Shelley) to become ROH World Tag Team Champions for an unprecedented ninth time.

Dalton Castle retains the ROH World Championship against Jay Lethal following a Bang-a-rang countered into a victory roll countered back into a Bang-a-rang. During the match, Lethal and Castle clear out the timekeeper's table, and when both men return to the ring, Lethal drop kicks one of Castle's boys into ring announcer Bobby Cruise, who catches him. Lethal then goes for a tope suicida to Castle, who dodges it and leads Castle into accidentally taking out Bobby Cruise. Commentator Ian Ricobonni has to take over Cruiser's duties at the end of the match. After the match, both men shake hands in a sign of respect. After Lethal leaves, "The Villain" Marty Scurll shows up.

In a post-show segment that aired after the show on social media, Dalton Castle and "The Villain" Marty Scurll are in the ring. Scurll congratulates Castle on his victory, and says he is still the champion for now. Scurll says he came into the company back in November of 2016, and he has had zero shots at the ROH World Championship. He knows that Castle has worked very hard to get to this point and that this is Castle's dream, but it is his dream as well, and he tells him to enjoy every day he has with the World title as his reign is about to come to an end. He says that it is time he got his shot at the World title, and the crowd agrees. Suddenly, ROH Enforcer Bully Ray shows up and congrats both Scurll and Castle on their victories tonight, telling Castle he has proven that he is one of the most worthy ROH World Champions to ever step foot in an ROH ring. He agrees that Scurll has been in ROH for a while and worked his way up the ranks, and tells him that he has earned his World title shot. Bully Ray says that it is only fair to give the fans what they want to see, and that at at Supercard of Honor, Castle will defend the ROH World Championship against Scurll. Castle says Scurll may have had zero shots at the World title until then, but he has defeated all the challengers, and tells him it is on at Supercard of Honor. Scurll leaves, then Bully Ray announces that Kenny Omega will be return for tomorrow's show and TV tapings. Bully Ray then thanks the crowd for tonight on behalf of the ROH locker room. Ian Ricobonni then interviews Castle, who says that he has proved he is as good as he says he is before telling Scurll that he has his work cut out for him.

ROH 15th Anniversary Show - The Results

Jay White beats Kenny King with a reversal into a small package.

Frankie Kazarian beats Hangman Page, Chris Sabin, "Punishment" Damien Martinez, Cheeseburger and "The Last Real Man" Silas Young in a six-man scramble to earn a shot at the ROH World Television Championship.

Jay Lethal beats Bobby Fish in a Top Contenders Match. Both men show respect after the match.

The Kingdom (Matt Taven, Vinny Marseglia, TK O'Ryan) retain the ROH World Six-Man Tag Team Championships against Dalton Castle and The Boys. TK O'Ryan has to be given medical attention and helped to the back after hitting his shins on a guardrail while hitting a springboard moonsault to the outside on The Boys.

"The Villain" Marty Scurll retains the ROH World Television Championship against Lio Rush in an intense battle with the Chicken Wing after ripping the tape off Rush's shoulder.

Bully Ray and The Briscoes (Jay and Mark Briscoes) beat Davey Boy Smith Jr. and War Machine (Hanson and Rowe). Smith and War Machine argue outside of the match, and security has to separate War Machine from Davey Boy Smith Jr. Security gets more than they bargained for when they get manhandled while trying to restore order. (The match was originally between The Bricoes and Killer Elite Squad (Davey Boy Smith Jr. and Lance Archer), but Lance Archer has recently suffered a herniated disc and could not be medically cleared in time.)

The Broken Hardys ("Broken" Matt Hardy and Jeff Hardy) retain the ROH World Tag Team Championships against The Young Bucks (Matt and Nick Jackson) and Roppongi Vice (Trent Barretta and Rocky Romero) in a Las Vegas Street Fight. Ever on an expedition for gold, The Hardys also walk off with the Bucks' Superkick Party titles.

Christopher Daniels beats Adam Cole to win the ROH World Championship, finally winning a major singles title at age 46 after nearly a quarter-century in the wrestling industry. During the match, Adam Cole accidentally superkicks referee Tom Sinclair, and Frankie Kazarian shows up shortly afterwards to help out Adam Cole as Sinclair is down. Adam Cole is about to hit Daniels with the title when Kazarian convinces Cole to let him hit the coup de grace. Instead of hitting Daniels, however, Kazarian drops the title and rips his Bullet Club to reveal that he is wearing a "Destiny 3/10/17" shirt underneath - the same T-shirt that Daniels came to the ring in. After the match, the locker room congratulates Daniels, and Carey Silkin presents him with the original, silver variation of the ROH World Championship.

ROH 14th Anniversary Show - The Results

"The Last Real Man" Silas Young beat Gedo, Will Ferrara and Cheeseburger in a YouTube-exclusive Four Corners Survival Match.

Tomohiro Ishii retains the ROH World Television Championship against Roderick Strong and Bobby Fish in a three-way match.

BJ Whitmer beats Adam Page with a low blow.

Hirooki Goto beats Dalton Castle.

Alex Shelley beats "The Almighty" Christopher Daniels after Chris Sabin turns on The Addiction (Daniels, "The Heavy Metal Rebel" Frankie Kazarian) by keeping Kazarian at bay.

Hiroshi Tanahashi and "Unbreakable" Michael Elgin beat The Briscoes (Jay and Mark Briscoe).

Moose beats Kazuchika Okada.

The Elite (Kenny Omega, Matt Jackson, Nick Jackson) retain the NEVER Openweight Six-Man Tag Team Championships against "Reborn" Matt Sydal, ACH and KUSHIDA.

War Machine (Hanson and Raymond Rowe) retained the ROH World Tag Team Championships against The All Night Express (Rhett Titus and Kenny King).

Jay Lethal retained the ROH World Championship against Adam Cole and Kyle O'Reilly in a three-way match.

ROH 13th Anniversary Show - The Results

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Matt Sydal beats Cedric Alexander.

Moose beats Mark Briscoe. After the match, Briscoe wants to shake Moose's hand, but Veda Scott won't let him.

The Kingdom (Mike Bennett & Matt Taven) beat The Addiction (Frankie Kazarian and Christopher Daniels) and The Bullet Club (Karl Anderson) in a three-way tag team match. Karl Anderson was originally supposed to team with Doc Gallows, but Gallows was stuck in Detroit due to the weather and was unable to appear at the last minute, causing Anderson to fight everyone by himself.

Roderick Strong beats B.J. Whitmer.

Despite an interference attempt from Michael Bennett and Maria trying to weasel out of the match by faking a pregnancy, ODB beats Maria to take back the Title of Love. After the match, ODB and Mark Briscoe rip the pink fur off of the belt.

AJ Styles beats ACH. Both men show respect after the match.

Before the next match, ReDRagon (Bobby Fish and Kyle O'Reilly) are accompanied to the ring by UFC fighter Shayna Baszler.

ReDRagon (Bobby Fish and Kyle O'Reilly) retain the ROH World Tag Team Championships against The Young Bucks (Nick and Matt Jackson).

Jay Lethal retains the ROH World Television Championship against Alberto El Patron after interference from Truth Martini.

Samoa Joe shows up, fresh out of TNA. He says that no matter who wins tonight, he's coming for them and the ROH World title.

Jay Briscoe retains the ROH World Championship against Hanson, Tommaso Ciampa and Michael Elgin in a four-way dance. After the match, Samoa Joe shows up, stares at Elgin, then hands Briscoe the World title and shakes his hand.