Alex Shelley guests on commentary this week.
The Young Bucks (Matt and Nick Jackson) beat Coast To Coast (LSG and Shaheem Ali), then hit Ali with the Twist of Fate and the Swanton Bomb to mock The Broken Hardys ("Broken" Matt Hardy and Brother Nero).
We see a video package on the relationship between Lio Rush and The Rebellion (Kenny King, Rhett Titus, Caprice Coleman). Ian Riccobonni then interviews Lio Rush, who says The Rebellion are like children who don't know what they want to be or who they want to be and want to play games. Lio Rush says he has proven he can play games with them, and that they found out they don't know who they are dealing with the hard way last week. After Lio Rush says he's had enough, Kenny King shows up and says he knows why Lio called him a clown, and says he can throw down. After last week, The Rebellion is tired of playing games with him. He says The Rebellion saw something in him, but he wasted his potential. He then tells Lio he may run with the grace and speed of a cruiserweight, but he gets live at 225. He tells Lio he will be the one to "put the hush on Rush" next week.
"Brutal" Bob Evans guests on commentary for the next match.
"The Lone Star" Curt Stallion beats Preston Quinn to continue to the semi-finals of the 2017 Top Prospect Tournament.
Cody Rhodes shows up, wanting to know where Jay Lethal is. He then says that Lethal ceased to be and became "Lazy Jay" after kicking him in the groin at Final Battle. He then talks about Hangman Page, who shows up, and says he will tie something to his rope that was used against "Superstar" Billy Graham in 1977: a cowbell, and the same cowboy which has been in the Rhodes family for four decades. In effect, Page's noose will become a Texas bullrope. He then challenges Lethal to a Texas Bullrope match at Supercard of Honor.
Jay Briscoe says his rematch with Jay White is finally happening last week, and promises to make quick work of him this time.
Dalton Castle beats Jonathan Gresham.
Mark Briscoe guests on commentary for the main event.
Damian "Punishment" Martinez and BJ Whitmer are attacked from behind by War Machine (Hanson and Rowe)as they are on their way to the next match.
Damian "Punishment" Martinez and BJ Whitmer beat War Machine (Hanson and Rowe) in a no-disqualification, no count-out match.
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Saturday, November 19, 2016
Honor Roll - Ring of Honor recap for November 19, 2016
Special thanks to PWPondering.com for helping me get caught up again. It's always interesting to read these.
Kyle O'Reilly beats "The Last Real Man" Silas Young after reversing Misery into a brainbuster. During the match, Adam Cole shows up and watches the match from ringside. Kevin Kelly interviews Silas after the match, and Silas blames his loss on a fan distracting him by being dressed up as Ultimo Dragon. He then calls Jushin "Thunder" Liger a coward for wearing a mask for the last thirty years, saying that Liger is too embarrassed to show his face. At Final Battle, he will show Liger and the world why he is "The Last Real Man."
Jay Lethal announces that he is facing Cody Rhodes at Final Battle, and says that being in WWE has no bearing on Cody's first ROH appearance. Lethal wants to know exactly what Cody is all about.
The Motor City Machine Guns (Chris Sabin and Alex Shelley) look back on Ladder Wars 6. They say that they are tag teams like The Cabinet (Kenny King, Rhett Titus, Caprice Coleman) and The Bullet Club who have used the numbers game against them, and also mention "Hangman" Adam Page hanging Sabin by the neck with his noose. Shelley is understandably tired of the numbers game, and talks about adding some like-minded people to their ranks, like Lio Rush and Jay White, as they have to evolve to keep up with these other teams and become more successful.
The Addiction ("The Almighty" Christopher Daniels" and "The Heavy Metal Rebel" Frankie Kazarian) say that they have been failing as of late, but they plan to uphold their reputation against The Briscoes (Jay and Matt Briscoe) next week.
Before the next match, Dalton Castle says that he and Colt Cabana lost last week due to the absence of his boys, and Cabana asks Castle to pick two new "boys" from the locker room to stand at ringside with them.
Colt Cabana and Dalton Castle quickly beat Ken Dixon and Preston Quinn. After the match, Cabana says he came to ROH with visions of being a champion again, and says he wants to become a singles wrestler again. Cabana extends his hand, and Castle goes in for a hug as if in mutual agreement only to knee Cabana in the groin and cut him with the boys' fans.
The Kingdom (Matt Taven, Vinny Marseglia & T.K. O’Ryan) beat Team CMLL (Ultimo Guerrero, Hechicero & Okimura) to continue to the finals of the ROH Six-Man Tag Team Championship Tournament.
Kyle O'Reilly beats "The Last Real Man" Silas Young after reversing Misery into a brainbuster. During the match, Adam Cole shows up and watches the match from ringside. Kevin Kelly interviews Silas after the match, and Silas blames his loss on a fan distracting him by being dressed up as Ultimo Dragon. He then calls Jushin "Thunder" Liger a coward for wearing a mask for the last thirty years, saying that Liger is too embarrassed to show his face. At Final Battle, he will show Liger and the world why he is "The Last Real Man."
Jay Lethal announces that he is facing Cody Rhodes at Final Battle, and says that being in WWE has no bearing on Cody's first ROH appearance. Lethal wants to know exactly what Cody is all about.
The Motor City Machine Guns (Chris Sabin and Alex Shelley) look back on Ladder Wars 6. They say that they are tag teams like The Cabinet (Kenny King, Rhett Titus, Caprice Coleman) and The Bullet Club who have used the numbers game against them, and also mention "Hangman" Adam Page hanging Sabin by the neck with his noose. Shelley is understandably tired of the numbers game, and talks about adding some like-minded people to their ranks, like Lio Rush and Jay White, as they have to evolve to keep up with these other teams and become more successful.
The Addiction ("The Almighty" Christopher Daniels" and "The Heavy Metal Rebel" Frankie Kazarian) say that they have been failing as of late, but they plan to uphold their reputation against The Briscoes (Jay and Matt Briscoe) next week.
Before the next match, Dalton Castle says that he and Colt Cabana lost last week due to the absence of his boys, and Cabana asks Castle to pick two new "boys" from the locker room to stand at ringside with them.
Colt Cabana and Dalton Castle quickly beat Ken Dixon and Preston Quinn. After the match, Cabana says he came to ROH with visions of being a champion again, and says he wants to become a singles wrestler again. Cabana extends his hand, and Castle goes in for a hug as if in mutual agreement only to knee Cabana in the groin and cut him with the boys' fans.
The Kingdom (Matt Taven, Vinny Marseglia & T.K. O’Ryan) beat Team CMLL (Ultimo Guerrero, Hechicero & Okimura) to continue to the finals of the ROH Six-Man Tag Team Championship Tournament.
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