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.
We look back at Zema Ion vs. Christian York vs. Kenny King for the TNA X-Division Championship from Lockdown 2013.
We look back on KC Navarro vs. "The Wanted Man" Nic Nemeth for the TNA World Championship from last night's show.
We look back on Bully Ray vs. Jeff Hardy in a steel cage match for the TNA World Heavyweight Championship from Lockdown 2013.
Before the next match, Dak Draper (accompanied by fellow ROH alumni Amy Rose) introduces himself and talks about how he was born and raised in Denver, Colorado, then introduces Amy Rose as his business partner. He announces that with Amy Rose's help, he has become a homeowner now, and he has closed on his first house in Kansas City, Missouri. He says that he has already to suport the greatest franchise in the history of sports, the Kansas City Chiefs.
The Home Town Man beats Dak Draper - accompanied by fellow ROH alumni Amy Rose - after Amy Rose takes the cap-mask combination out of the hands of a young fan after The Home Town Man hands it to the fan only for Dak Draper to accidentally run into Amy Rose while coming at The Home Town Man from behind.
Xia Brookside heads to the ring to start tonight's show. Brookside says the fans act like she did something wrong and committed an unforgivable crime for turning on Lei Ying Lee. She says that The Angel Warriors should have been about her becoming a star, but every single week, it was about Lei Ying Lee. She says she should have done this a long time ago, then says her favorite part in all of this is the look on Lei Ying Lee's face when her whole world was shattered. She says Lei Ying Lee did not see it coming because she is "a dumbass," and at Slammiversary, she will become Knockouts World Champion. Lei Ying Lee shows up and says she treated Brookside like a sister, but now she sees who she really is: a snake and a rat. She says something in Mandarin, then translates herself, saying she will not wait until Slammiversary and do it right now. Brookside tries to run away, but Lei Ying Lee gets her hands on her, and security has to show up and break up the ensuing brawl. Lei Ying Lee soon starts beating up security guards just to get to Brookside, who grabs her by the hair to continue the brawl. Lei Ying Lee soon comes out on top in the brawl. (One of the security guards is played by West Coast independent wrestler Mathias.)
Backstage, Gia Miller interviews Mike Santana. Santana says there is a reason he does not trust people and that he should have trusted his gut with "The Wanted Man" Nic Nemeth, as he would soon show his true colors. Despite Daria Rae making his life a living hell and making it so that he and Nemeth cannot go at it during their match, he knows how to be a pro, and at Slammiversary, he will spin the block on Nemeth and rip the heart out of his chest. KC Navarro shows up and says taht while he understands what is going on, tonight is not about Nic Nemeth, and that Order 4 (Mustafa Ali, John Skyler, Jason Hotch) are going to take advantage of what has been happening. He says that they must coexist tonight. Santana says that he has known Navarro for a long time, and tells him not to forget who is looking out for him.
Mike Santana, KC Navarro and "The Wanted Man" Nic Nemeth beat Order 4 (Mustafa Ali, John Skyler, Jason Hotch) following a double Rolling Buck Fifty followed by a double Danger Zone on Skyler and Hotch, who both get pinned at the same time by Nic Nemeth and Mike Santana. After the match, "The Hollywood Hunk" Ryan Nemeth shows up and attacks Santana from behind as Navarro gets between Santana and Nic Nemeth, and when Santana goes for a clothesline on Ryan, he inadvertently hits Navarro. Nic Nemeth then hits Santana with a superkick.
Backstage, "The Wanted Man" Nic Nemeth checks on KC Navarro and tells him not to trust anybody. Nemeth says that Mike Santana should not have hit Navarro as Navarro says that it was all inadvertent, and "The Hollywood Hunk" Ryan Nemeth shows up and says Navarro deserved it. Santana shows up, surrounded by security who have to break up a brawl. Santana checks on Navarro, who tells Santana to get his head in the game.
It's time for The King's Speech. Frankie Kazarian gives a brief history of the Ultimate X Match because the fans in Denver, Colorado "live in the mountains and don't get much information" before saying that the match was made for him and has won more of them than anyone else. Kazarian then introduces Leon Slater, who heads to the ring first, before introducing Cedric Alexander, who heads to the ring second. Kazarian asks Slater how it felt to come up short of making history, and Slater says he would be lying if he said it did not hurt. Cedric laughs and says he is glad it hurt, and Slater threatens to slap the look off his face before telling Cedric that he does not know what it is like to have so many people count on him only to fail. Cedric continues to brag about stopping Slater from having the longest reign with the X Division Championship, then says that he proved that Slater was not on his level and that everyone will remember how he beat Slater and stole his dream. Kazarian has to stop a brawl between the two men when Slater shoves Cedric in response and tell them to save it for Slammiversary, then says that Daria Rae gave him some information on their Ultimate X match: he is the third opponent in the match. He says that it does not matter if Cedric is champion or that Slater was champion, as the king will reign supreme.
As per the Bioflex Injury Report: KC Navarro is in evaluation following his left knee injury being re-aggravated. Lei Ying Lee has suffered a chipped tooth from tonight's brawl, yet remains cleared to compete. The Hardys (Jeff and Matt Hardy) are medically cleared to return to action tonight.
We see a Behind The Music-style parody (called "Inside the Music"), where AJ Francis mentions Elijah not wanting to work with him, saying that he was inspired by Suge Knight to ensure that Elijah does not have the rights to his own music, and how he is a music mogul for owning Elijah's music catalog.
Eric Young guests on commentary for the next match.
Ricky Sosa beats Dak Draper in his first match in TNA in three months.
Backstage, The Elegance Brand (The Personal Concierge George Iceman, Ash by Elegance, Heather by Elegance, M by Elegance, Mr. Elegance) knock on Daria Rae's door. The Personal Concierge asks if Mr. Elegance can fill one of the spots for the Ultimate X Match at Slammiversary, and Daria Rae says that Mr. Elegance is in. Suddenly, Indi Hartwell runs into Ash by Elegance. Ash sarcastically wishes Indi luck, and Indi hopes that Ash is watching so she can learn a thing or two.
Backstage, Fabian Aichner asks Director of Authority Santino Marella for a slot in the Ultimate X Match to get revenge on The System (Eddie Edwards, Alisha Edwards, Brian Myers, Bear Bronson, Cedric Alexander) by beating Cedric Alexander, and he gets it. "The Wanted Man" Nic Nemeth then shows up and asks if KC Navarro can be part of the match as well, and Santino slots KC Navarro into the match.
Backstage, Gia Miller is interrupted by Mike Santana, who says he is tired of "The Wanted Man" Nic Nemeth's games before telling Nic Nemeth to meet him in the ring after the main event.
The System (Eddie Edwards, Brian Myers, Bear Bronson) beat Moose and The Broken Hardys (Brother Nero and "Broken" Matt Hardy) in a six-man tag match after The Righteous (Vincent and Dutch) show up with a ladder and distract The Broken Hardys before Alisha Edwards is able to hit Moose with a shinai on the outside.
Mike Santana heads to the ring. Santana calls out "The Wanted Man" Nic Nemeth so they can handle things man-to-man, but he gets "The Hollywood Hunk" Ryan Nemeth instead. Ryan says Nic is the greatest wrestler in the world and the next TNA World Champion, but Santana says that Ryan's big brother is "a big bitch." This leads to a "He's a bitch" chant when Ryan disagrees, and Santana says he is still waiting. Nic Nemeth shows up and says Santana is "too emotional" and feeding off the people, then gives credit where it is due and says Santana has made the most of his fifteen minutes of fame before stating he is the best and that Santana is on borrowed time. Nic Nemeth states that he will become the TNA World Champion at Slammiversary, which leads to the crowd chanting "You're a bitch" before Santana says Nic is still at the top of the ramp and not in the ring, which makes him a bitch. Santana says he will see Nic Nemeth at Slammiversary, where he will spin the block, rip his head off and remain TNA World Champion.
Rayo beats Eric Martin, Adrian Soriano and Joe Keys in a Four Corners Survival Match.
We look back on Mike Bennett and Matt Taven's Top Prospect Tournament wins.
We look back on Hanson and Donovan Dijak's Top Prospect Tournament wins.
Eli Isom guests on commentary for the next match.
Before the next match, Rocco says 2022 will be the epitomy of "deuces wild" as it steps into uncharted territory. He says that with no Top Prospect Tournament in the cards, he found "the toppest prospect and the first overall draft pick of pure wrestling," and says that for the next few weeks, the fans' imaginations will go wild and that the only constant will be the pure and utter destruction of his new client, Matt Makowski.
Matt Makowski beats Dante Caballero with a Samoan Drop into a cross arm breaker.
We look back on Lio Rush's Top Prospect Tournament win.
We look back on "The Technical Beast" Josh Woods' and Dak Draper's Top Prospect Tournament wins.
Mike Bennett guests on commentary for the next match.
Before the next match, Dalton Castle and his boys show up with hot dogs. Dalton says that this next match can be a great match, but it is basically an exhibition match because it is "missing the spice" and is lacking excitement. He says that this match could be Golden Globe-worthy, but if there is no risk, he will . Dalton Castle says he wants the ROH Pure Championship on the line to make his television dreams come true. Woods says there are rankings for a reason, and that Dark Draper will have to earn it like everyone else. Dalton Castle says this is boring and that he and Dak Draper are out of here, as "The Last Real Man" Silas Young was right about him ruining wrestling. Woods changes his mind, and the match is on.
"The Technical Beast" Josh Woods retains the ROH Pure Championship against Dak Draper.
The Briscoes (Jay and Mark Briscoe) guest on commentary for the next match.
The Soldiers of Savagery (Moses and Kaun) beat Dalton Castle and Dak Draper after Moses scares off Dalton Castle's boys. After the match, Dragon Lee and Kenny King lay The Soldiers of Savagery out, but The Soldiers of Savagery get back up, and Moses challenges them for the ROH World Tag Team Championships.
Chelsea Green guests on commentary for the next match.
Willow beats Angelina Love and Miranda Alize in a three-way match to advance to a ROH Women's World Championship #1 contender's match.
The OGK (Matt Taven and Mike Bennett) beat Bandido and Rey Horus.
Backstage, Brian Zane interviews The Allure (Angelina Love and Mandy Leon), both of whom says that Quinn McKay are done and that she blew her chance at entering the ROH Women's Championship Tournament.
The ROH Women's Championship Tournament begins next week!
"The Mercenary" Flip Gordon beats World Famous CB with an STF. After the match, The Bouncers (The Beer City Bruisers, Brian Milonas, Ken Dixon) show up, and The Beer City Bruiser says that they should be the center of conversation, and they are putting the locker room on notice and winning the ROH World Six-Man Tag Team Championships.
Backstage, Brian Zane interviews "The Mercenary" Flip Gordon, who says he has nothing to say until he gets his World title shot.
Danhausen guests on commentary for the next match.
PCO beats Sledge by disqualification when Sledge shoves referee Joe Mandak as he and PCO brawl on the outside (despite PCO shoving Mandak just seconds earlier). Security rushes in to keep both men separated.
Backstage, Brian Zane interviews Sledge, who says that he was able to hang with PCO and that it is not over between him and PCO.
Dak Draper beats "Infinite" Eli Isom and Dalton Castle. When Draper hits Isom with the Magnum Drop, Dalton Castle's boys stand on the ring apron and clap to the three count. After the match, Draper throws the participation ribbon away and shakes Isom's hand.
The rules for Pure Rules Tag Team Matches are announced. The most noticeable change is that a rope break is used when a teammate breaks up a pinfall or submission, and that a teammate breaking up a pinfall or submission when all rope breaks are grounds for a disqualification loss.
Dalton Castle shows up with four masked boys to watch the next match from ringside.
Eli Isom beats Dak Draker to advance to the finals of the Survival of the Fittest tournament after Dak Draper goes for a top rope move only for Dalton Castle and his boys - who have been a slight nuisance throughout the match - to walk away before he can hit it. This distraction allows Eli Isom to recover and hit The Promise for the win.
We hear from O'Shay Edwards, who talks about his upcoming Survival of the Fittest tournament match "The Dirty Daddy" Chris Dickinson. He says that he is more overlooked than Dickinson, saying everyone knows who Dickinson is and that people in business suits are sweating and that Dickinson is also sweating because the pressure to win is on, and if he loses, so do the suits. We then hear from Dickinson, who says that he is already "the fittest" and has survived more adversity than everyone else, then asks who is ready to face adversity from being in the ring. He says it is sorry that O'Shay Edwards has to be the first he has to go through, then says it has to be somebody and that he cannot think of a better way to put an exclamation point on everything and "stick it up everybody's ass" by winning the ROH World Championship. That match will happen on tomorrow's ROH Week By Week on YouTube.
The Foundation ("Hot Sauce" Tracy Williams and Rhett Titus) retain the ROH World Tag Team Championships against La Faccion Ingobernable (Kenny King and Dragon Lee) by disqualfication in a Pure Rules Tag Team Match after Kenny King breaks up a pinfall with no rope breaks left. After the match, La Bestia del Ring shows up and attacks The Foundation, but Johnathan Gresham and Jay Lethal show up to reverse the numbers game. As this happens, VLNCE UNLTD (Brody King, "The Dirty Daddy" Chris Dickinson, Homicide, Tony Deppen) watches from the stage.
Dak Draper and Eli Isom wrestle to a 15-minute time limit draw; however, both men want five more minutes after the end of the match. After the commercial break, they get it, but the lights go out. When they come back on, Dalton Cstle shows up with a new crew of boys. Dalton says he is not here to fight either man and that he has watched them since they first appeared in Ring of Honor, and says both men are incredible. He says that both men can help him with a problem that he has, and asks them if they have noticed if things have gotten a little dull around here before saying that while everyone wants to win, he is the only one who cares about the viewer. Dalton says he wants to bring drama back, and he says that Draper and Isom are the two guys who can help him do it. He then says there are things he sees in them that he likes, and that there are things in them that he does not. Dalton then kicks Isom in the groin, then does the same to Draper after Draper asks Dalton to give Isom a participation ribbon.
We hear from VLNCE UNLTD (Brody King, Homicide, "The Dirty Daddy" Chris Dickinson, Tony Deppen). Homicide says he has La Faccion Ingobernable (Rush, Dragon Lee, Kenny King, La Bestia del Ring) where he wants him , and while LNVCE UNLTD may not like each other, they love violence. "The Dirty Daddy" Chris Dickinson that the past, present and future have formed VLNCE UNLTD and that La Faccion Ingobernable has nothing on them. Tony Deppen say they are the future of Ring of Honor, and that La Faccion Ingobernable will not beat him down again like they have in the past. Brody King says that La Faccion Ingobernable have always had the numbers against him, but they are here for dominance and are coming for La Faccion Ingobernable's heads.
Backstage after the most recent Week By Week, Quinn McKay interviews Ken Dixon and The Beer City Bruiser. The Beer City Bruiser says that Dixon showing up is like paying for a bunch of drinks at the bar and suddenly having somebody else pay your tab. Dixon says he is tired of playing "dojo propaganda crap," and says that violence is what happens when pure wrestling fails. He also says he is not here to fit in. Bruiser says he is going to make a name for himself, and says that Dixon is his kind of man and will make a name for the two of themselves. They will face The OGK (Matt Taven and Mike Bennett) next week.
The Righteous (Bateman, Vita Von Starr, Dutch) head to the ring. Bateman says the world moves, and just because you cannot feel it does not mean it is not happening, and that nobody is capable to realizing what The Righteous truly is. He says that while the seat at the top of the mountain may be empty, they can still hear the thunder. He says that Vincent may be gone, but his hand is guiding the knife. Vita Von Starr reads a letter from Vincent stating that Vincent is a master of survival, and while he may not be here physically, he does not cease to exist, and that this is the door to a righteous rebirth. Bateman says that Vita can tie the world in knots if she has to, that Dutch is an inhuman and hollow monster, and that he himself was born with a devil in himself. He says that just because Vincent is gone, does not mean that the good work goes undone.
VLNCE UNLTD (Brody King, Homicide, "The Dirty Daddy" Chris Dickinson) vs. La Faccion Ingobernable (Rush, Kenny King, La Bestia del Ring) ends in a no-contest after the match goes out of control. After the match, The Foundation (Jay Lethal, Jonathan Gresham, "Hot Sauce" Tracy Williams, Rhett Titus) attack both teams as the show ends.
Next week: Tony Deppen vs. "Hot Sauce" Tracy Williams for the ROH World Television Championship!
In footage from last week, we hear from Jay Lethal, who says that The Foundation (Jay Lethal, Jonathan Gresham, "Hot Sauce" Tracy Williams, Rhett Titus) have a chance to get it all back, and calls their match last week the most important match for them as it is the first step towards purifying every division and the company. He says that The Foundation will get everything back at 19th Anniversary Show.
It is announced that Dragon Lee and Kenny King will defend the ROH World Tag Team Championships against The Foundation ("Hot Sauce" Tracy Williams and Rhett Titus) at 19th Anniversary Show.
We hear from Dak Draper, who says that Fred Yehi is happy to be here while he eats success for breakfast, lunch and dinner. He says that this is the main difference between him and Yehi, and says that if he thinks he can succed against him, then shame on Yehi. We then hear from Fred Yehi, who says that he needs this win after losing match after match. He admits that Dak Draper is a big guy and is currently on a tear, but says that he needs to win or else he doesn't eat. He asks Draper if he is ready to go toe-to-toe with a "hungry savageweight."
Will Ferrara guests on commentary for the next match.
Dark Draper beats Fred Yehi in a Pure Rules match.
Backstage, Quinn McKay interviews Tony Deppen, who says that one match stands between him and a rematch with Dragon Lee, and that match is with Kenny King. He does not know what to expect, for he will have to watch his back, so he has to be on his A-game. He says that beating Kenny King and going on to face Dragon Lee will be "the cherry on top."
We hear from Kenny King, who says that Tony Deppen has stepped into dangerous waters and that the Internet has hyped him up. He says that La Faccion Ingobernables (Rush, Dragon Lee, Kenny King, La Bestia del Ring) is a weapon, and if Deppen is stupid enough to step into the ring, then he will be left laying in it.
Tony Deppen beats Kenny King after countering the Royal Flush into an inside cradle. After the match, La Bestia del Ring stomps Deppen in the ring, then King hits Deppen with the Royal Flush before Dragon Lee hits Deppen with a running knee. La Bestia del Ring then piledrives Deppen into the middle of the ring. Suddenly, Brody King runs into the ring and fights everyone, and Rush runs into the ring to brawl with Brody King only to be slammed into the mat. All four members of La Faccion Ingobernables (Rush, Dragon Lee, Kenny King, La Bestia del Ring) then gang up on Brody King and set up a table, which they put Brody through with a top rope senton from La Bestia del Ring.
Flamita beats "The Mercenary" Flip Gordon after Mark Briscoe slips a chair into the ring to distract Flip Gordon, then hits Flip Gordon from behind with another chair from outside of the referee's field of vision to give Flamita the win. After the match, Flip leaves the ring at first, then runs back into the ring and attacks Flamita before ripping his mask off. Bandito and Rey Horus show up and chase Flip out of the ring to end the show.
Next week: Eli Isom vs. Rey Horus! The Foundation (Jay Lethal, Jonathan Gresham, "Hot Sauce" Tracy Williams, Rhett Titus) vs. La Faccion Ingobernables (Rush, Dragon Lee, Kenny King, La Bestia del Ring)!
We hear from Jonathan Gresham, who says that holding the ROH World Championship meant that you were more and that you had a duty to protect professional wrestling freedom at all costs. He says that Rush has not continued this tradition and is not the champion ROH needs, and says that the ROH Pure Championship should be no different from what the world title was once as it means that he is the best pure professional wrestler in the world and has a duty to the company and the fans. He says that ROH was the alternative and once represented professional wrestling freedom, and if he has anything to say about it, he will make that happen again.
We hear form Dak Draper, who says that he is big, talented and good-looking. He says that his father showed him what it took to become the center of attention, and it got to the point that he became a feared opponent in collegiate wrestling and football. He says that while his last collegiate wrestling match got him a WWE try-out, it was not as fulfulling as he thought it would be. When he was invited to ROH last year to face Dragon Lee in a losing effort, he reached an all-time low while his confidence was at an all-time high. He also feels he should not have been an alternate in the ROH Pure Championship Tournament, as he would have run through it like he did last year's Top Prospect Tournament. He says that people look up to and respect Brian Johnson, who is waiting for the call just like him and when he looks at himself, he says that Ring of Honor should be lucky to have him. We then hear from Brian Johnson, who says that he has loved professional wrestling since day one, and while he does not have a history in other sports, he became "one heck of a professional wrestler." He says that the ROH Dojo saw him outwork everyone else, but when Dak Draper showed up, ROH fell in love with Draper and forgot about him, giving everything he worked and sacrificed for. He says he is sick and tired of failing, and that while tonight's Pure Rules match might be another match for Draper, it is his one opportunity to show it is "Mecca vs. Everybody."
Dak Draper beats Brian Johnson via pinfall in 11:03 in a Pure Rules Match. During the match, Johnson uses his third and final rope break when he tries to use the ropes for leverage during a pinfall attempt only to get caught by referee Joe Mandak.
We hear from Brody King, who talks about growing up in the local music scene and staying away from drugs, becoming straight-edge and partaking in the militant aspect of the movement. He then talks about how he got into professional wrestling later in life and took well to it, then talks about his ROH debut and his success with PCO in tag team wrestling. He says that he is now his own man, and that he is now aiming for a singles championship. He says he will do whatever it takes to get a shot at Rush for the ROH World Championship. He says that like Dalton Castle - who he admits is unpredictable - he is used to wrestling hurt, and says that Dalton Castle showed heart in the ROH Pure Championship Tournament, and that he wants the Dalton Castle who won the World Championship. We also hear from Dalton Castle, who says that he is more dangerous than he is given credit for, and while he did not win the ROH Pure Championship, he says he will look into where he went wrong, and while Brody King is not impossible, he has to plan it correctly. Dalton says he has never been more focused in his life, and that he will not let anyone succeed at his expense, as he feels something changing inside of him. He says that emotion can work in his favor as well as it works against it, and that he will prove just how dangerous he really is when he faces Brody King.
Brody King beats Dalton Castle via pinfall in 14:45.
Next week: Kenny King vs. Shane Taylor! Soldiers of Savagery (Moses and Kaun) vs. The Briscoes (Jay and Mark Briscoe)!
Ian Riccaboni and Quinn McKay host a recap of recent events. Matches covered and other things in the episode include:
PCO vs. Rush for the ROH World Championship at Final Battle
Villain Enterprises' ("The Villain" Marty Scurll, Brody King, PCO, "The Mercenary" Flip Gordon) promo from the beginning of Final Battle Fallout
Backstage, PJ Black talks with Josh "The Goods" Woods about mentoring somebody and considers stealing Woods away from him. "The Last Real Man" Silas Young shows up chats with Black, who says he can take anybody on the ROH roster, and "Number One" Brian Johnson disrespectfully walks between them. Young proposes Black put his money where his mouth is and challenges him to mentor Johnson for a match between Johnson and Woods. Black accepts the challenge.
Dak Draper beats Shaheem Ali in a television-exclusive match.
Matt Taven vs. Vincent at Final Battle
Colt Cabana, Gator, Ian Riccaboni, Gary Juster and Todd Sinclair vs. Shane Taylor, Ron Hunt, Moses, Khan and "Number One" Brian Johnson from ROH Unauthorized
Backstage, "The Darewolf" PJ Black speaks with "Number One" Brian Johnson and proposes mentoring him. Johnson appreciates it, but declines. Black tells Johnson to think about it for a couple of days, but Johnson wants none of it.
Jay Lethal and Jonathan Gresham vs. The Briscoes (Jay and Mark Briscoe) for the ROH World Tag Team Championships at Final Battle
Backstage, Jay Lethal states that Final Battle is both the happiest and saddest day in his life, for he has captured the ROH World Tag Team Championship, but it is clouded in the fact that everyone else does whatever they want and get rewarded for it, yet they did what they did to get the tag team titles. Gresham says their momentum cannot stop here, and that they must rebuild ROH in their image.
Brian Zane lists the top five Final Battle moments.
Villain Enterprises ("The Villain" Marty Scurll and PCO) vs. Jeff Cobb and Dan Maff from Final Battle Fallout
Ian Riccaboni and Quinn McKay host a recap of recent events. Matches covered and other things in the episode include:
Dragon Lee vs. Jeff Cobb from ROH: The Experience
Rush and Shane Taylor vs. Matt Taven and Dalton Castle from ROH: The Experience
We see a vignette for Bateman.
Dak Draper beats Ryan Nova in a television-exclusive match.
"The Villain" Marty Scurll vs. PCO at ROH: The Experience
Colt Cabana, Jeff Cobb and Cheeseburger vs. "The Villain" Marty Scurll, PCO and Dan Maff for the ROH World Six-Man Tag Team Championships at ROH: The Experience
