Ian Riccaboni and Quinn McKay host a recap of recent events as well as a preview for Death Before Dishonor. Matches covered and other things in the episode include:
LifeBlood ("Overkill" Mark Haskins and "Hot Sauce" Tracey Williams) vs. Villain Enterprises (Brody King and PCO) at Saturday Night at Center Stage
A television exclusive match where Vinny Marseglia beats The Beer City Bruiser. During the match, The Beer City Bruiser jumps from the barricade behind the commentary table to ringside and takes out three members of security while going for a cross body on Vinny Marseglia.
It is announced that there will be an eight-man tournament with the winner facing the ROH World Champion at Final Battle. The eight participants are "Overkill" Mark Haskins, Colt Cabana, Kenny King, Bandido, Dalton Castle, "The Villain" Marty Scurll, PCO and Jay Lethal. Two of the four first round matches, Kenny King vs. PCO and Colt Cabana vs. Marty Scurll will be at Death Before Dishonor on September 27th, while Bandido vs. Lethal and Haskins vs. Dalton will take place at Death Before Dishonor Fallout the next night. The semi-finals and finals will take place at Glory By Honor on October 12th.
Backstage footage where an official tell TK O'Ryan to leave following an off-screen bat attack from him on Brian Milonas
The Allure (Angelina Love and Mandy Leon) vs. Jenny Rose and Damaris Dawkins from Honor For All
Quinn McKay's interview with The Allure (Angelina Love and Mandy Leon), where The Allure give Quinn McKay a hard time concerning their questions before taking her glasses
Joe Hendry's "The Prestigious Shopping Network," where he advertises his new T-shirt at ROH Pro Shop and mocks Dalton Castle's comments about his T-shirt with a shirt stating "2nd best Dalton Castle" in Comic Sans font with a pigeon with a mustache
Next week: the Defy or Deny match from Honor For All
Matt Taven's promo from Summer Supercard in which
LifeBlood ("Overkill" Mark Haskins and "Hot Sauce" Tracey Williams) vs. Villain Enterprises (Brody King and "The Villain" Marty Scurll) at Honor For All
A rundown of the card for Death Before Dishonor so far
Showing posts with label The Beer City Bruiser. Show all posts
Showing posts with label The Beer City Bruiser. Show all posts
Saturday, September 21, 2019
Saturday, January 19, 2019
Honor Roll - Ring of Honor recap for January 19, 2019
Eli Isom beats Facade to advance in the mini-tournament to decide a #1 contender for the ROH World Television Championship. Both men show respect after the match.
We hear from Kelly Klein, who says that she beat three opponents to become ROH Women of Honor Champion, and that she is so confident that she will keep the title that she will not only defend the title against anyone anywhere, but that every match against her will be for the title.
We hear from Jay Lethal, who says that there are men all over the world who want the ROH World Championship, and that he hasn't forgotten what Matt Taven has done as of late. He says that Taven will eventually get what is coming to him.
It is announced that next week, The Kingdom (Matt Taven, TK O'Ryan, Vinny Marseglia) will be defending the ROH World Six-Man Tag Team Championships against Villain Enterprises ("The Villain" Marty Scurll, Brody King, PCO).
Rush beats TK O'Ryan in his ROH debut. After the match, Vinny Marseglia shows up, but it is just a distraction that allows Matt Taven to hit Rush in the back with his facsimile ROH World Championship. After this, Taven, O'Ryan and Marseglia grab steel chairs, place a steel chair on top of Rush's head and smacks it into Rush's skull with three steel chairs.
Rhett Titus replaces Caprice Coleman on commentary for the next match.
Before the next match, The Beer City Bruiser says that he has realized that "The Last Real Man" Silas Young sucks for using him as a means to get to the top and saying that their friendship means nothing. He also tells Silas that instead of a wrestling match, they must have a fight, and asks referee Todd Sinclair to make the match no-disqualification.
"The Last Real Man" Silas Young beats The Beer City Bruiser in a no-disqualification match to advance in the mini-tournament to decide a #1 contender for the ROH World Television Championship.
We hear from Kelly Klein, who says that she beat three opponents to become ROH Women of Honor Champion, and that she is so confident that she will keep the title that she will not only defend the title against anyone anywhere, but that every match against her will be for the title.
We hear from Jay Lethal, who says that there are men all over the world who want the ROH World Championship, and that he hasn't forgotten what Matt Taven has done as of late. He says that Taven will eventually get what is coming to him.
It is announced that next week, The Kingdom (Matt Taven, TK O'Ryan, Vinny Marseglia) will be defending the ROH World Six-Man Tag Team Championships against Villain Enterprises ("The Villain" Marty Scurll, Brody King, PCO).
Rush beats TK O'Ryan in his ROH debut. After the match, Vinny Marseglia shows up, but it is just a distraction that allows Matt Taven to hit Rush in the back with his facsimile ROH World Championship. After this, Taven, O'Ryan and Marseglia grab steel chairs, place a steel chair on top of Rush's head and smacks it into Rush's skull with three steel chairs.
Rhett Titus replaces Caprice Coleman on commentary for the next match.
Before the next match, The Beer City Bruiser says that he has realized that "The Last Real Man" Silas Young sucks for using him as a means to get to the top and saying that their friendship means nothing. He also tells Silas that instead of a wrestling match, they must have a fight, and asks referee Todd Sinclair to make the match no-disqualification.
"The Last Real Man" Silas Young beats The Beer City Bruiser in a no-disqualification match to advance in the mini-tournament to decide a #1 contender for the ROH World Television Championship.
Saturday, May 5, 2018
Honor Roll - Ring of Honor recap for May 5, 2018
Caprice Coleman guests on commentary this week.
Coast To Coast (Shaheem Ali and LSG) beat The Beer City Bruiser and Brian Milonis.
We hear from Jay Lethal, who says that without ROH gold around his waist, he is lost. He has went to management, and has been told to rack up a few more wins if he wants championship gold. He has decided to do one better and beat the people who have beaten him, and he will wrestle as many matches as he has to in order to stand on top with gold around his waist. He may be lost right now, but that will soon change.
The Young Bucks (Matt and Nick Jason) want to go at it for the ROH World Tag Team Championships with The Briscoes (Jay and Mark Briscoe) one more time, since they put on a show and because they want to invite The Briscoes to a superkick party. That match will happen next week.
Before the next match, Rhett Titus says that Will Ferrara will tear Jonathan Gresham into calamari. He then guests on commentary for the next match.
Jonathan Gresham beats Will Ferrara, then Ferrara and Rhett Titus attack Gresham after the match until The Motor City Machine Guns (Chris Sabin and Alex Shelley) make the save.
We hear from Cody and Marty Scurll. Cody says that the #1 contender will face Dalton Castle at Best In The World on June 29th, and Scurll says it is him and that he will beat Dalton Castle for the ROH World Championsip. Cody takes Scurll aside and tells him that Bullet Club is fine and that he had his shot, and to go with him on this. Nevertheless, Scurll tells Castle he will beat him for the ROH World Championship again.
We hear from SoCal Uncensored ("Almighty" Christopher Daniels, "The Heavy Metal Rebel" Frankie Kazarian, Scorpio Sky), who say that The Kingdom (Matt Taven, Vinny Marseglia, TK O'Ryan) proved they are as dumb as they look when they stole the six-man tag titles, pissed off Bullet Club and infuriated them. Scorptio Sky says they should pay attention to tonight's main event, as there is nothing stopping them from taking back what is theirs. Daniel says the difference between them and The Kingdom is that they do not play by the rules and that they will end The Kingdom any way they see fit.
Before the next match, Shane Taylor says that for eight years, he ran the streets of Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania the same way he rules ROH right now, and that is being paid to beat people down and knock them out. No matter how much money he makes, however, there is only so much money to go around, and that leads to guys like Ryan Nova who do not even have a spot on the roster, as the money they make could just as easily be in his pocket, and he might as well knock people out until he is the only one left.
Shane Taylor quickly beats Ryan Nova by referee stoppage after he knocks Ryan Nova out. After the match, Shane Taylor stays at ringside and takes a payment from The Kingdom (Matt Taven, Vinny Marseglia, TK O'Ryan).
The Kingdom (Matt Taven, Vinny Marseglia, TK O'Ryan) beat Dalton Castle and The Boys. During the match, "Almighty" Christopher Daniels tries to take the ROH World Six-Man Tag Team Championships away from Shane Taylor, but Shane Taylor does not let him. In the midst of this, which distracts the referee, The Boys switch positions. Later in the match, Matt Taven hits Dalton Castle from behind with a championship belt, and is able to hit the Climax on one of The Boys to lead The Kingdom to a win. After the match, The Kingdom continue to attack Dalton Castle and The Boys, and put a steel chair around Castle's right wrist before Taven stomps on it from the top rope in an attempt to injure Castle.
Coast To Coast (Shaheem Ali and LSG) beat The Beer City Bruiser and Brian Milonis.
We hear from Jay Lethal, who says that without ROH gold around his waist, he is lost. He has went to management, and has been told to rack up a few more wins if he wants championship gold. He has decided to do one better and beat the people who have beaten him, and he will wrestle as many matches as he has to in order to stand on top with gold around his waist. He may be lost right now, but that will soon change.
The Young Bucks (Matt and Nick Jason) want to go at it for the ROH World Tag Team Championships with The Briscoes (Jay and Mark Briscoe) one more time, since they put on a show and because they want to invite The Briscoes to a superkick party. That match will happen next week.
Before the next match, Rhett Titus says that Will Ferrara will tear Jonathan Gresham into calamari. He then guests on commentary for the next match.
Jonathan Gresham beats Will Ferrara, then Ferrara and Rhett Titus attack Gresham after the match until The Motor City Machine Guns (Chris Sabin and Alex Shelley) make the save.
We hear from Cody and Marty Scurll. Cody says that the #1 contender will face Dalton Castle at Best In The World on June 29th, and Scurll says it is him and that he will beat Dalton Castle for the ROH World Championsip. Cody takes Scurll aside and tells him that Bullet Club is fine and that he had his shot, and to go with him on this. Nevertheless, Scurll tells Castle he will beat him for the ROH World Championship again.
We hear from SoCal Uncensored ("Almighty" Christopher Daniels, "The Heavy Metal Rebel" Frankie Kazarian, Scorpio Sky), who say that The Kingdom (Matt Taven, Vinny Marseglia, TK O'Ryan) proved they are as dumb as they look when they stole the six-man tag titles, pissed off Bullet Club and infuriated them. Scorptio Sky says they should pay attention to tonight's main event, as there is nothing stopping them from taking back what is theirs. Daniel says the difference between them and The Kingdom is that they do not play by the rules and that they will end The Kingdom any way they see fit.
Before the next match, Shane Taylor says that for eight years, he ran the streets of Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania the same way he rules ROH right now, and that is being paid to beat people down and knock them out. No matter how much money he makes, however, there is only so much money to go around, and that leads to guys like Ryan Nova who do not even have a spot on the roster, as the money they make could just as easily be in his pocket, and he might as well knock people out until he is the only one left.
Shane Taylor quickly beats Ryan Nova by referee stoppage after he knocks Ryan Nova out. After the match, Shane Taylor stays at ringside and takes a payment from The Kingdom (Matt Taven, Vinny Marseglia, TK O'Ryan).
The Kingdom (Matt Taven, Vinny Marseglia, TK O'Ryan) beat Dalton Castle and The Boys. During the match, "Almighty" Christopher Daniels tries to take the ROH World Six-Man Tag Team Championships away from Shane Taylor, but Shane Taylor does not let him. In the midst of this, which distracts the referee, The Boys switch positions. Later in the match, Matt Taven hits Dalton Castle from behind with a championship belt, and is able to hit the Climax on one of The Boys to lead The Kingdom to a win. After the match, The Kingdom continue to attack Dalton Castle and The Boys, and put a steel chair around Castle's right wrist before Taven stomps on it from the top rope in an attempt to injure Castle.
Saturday, March 10, 2018
Honor Roll - Ring of Honor recap for March 10, 2018
Shane Taylor and Flip Gordon are the last two survivors of a battle royal after Shane Taylor turns on Caprice Coleman. Both men will face off later tonight in a match that will determine the #1 contender to the ROH World Television Championship.
We hear from The Kingdom (Matt Taven, Vinny Marseglia, TK O'Ryan). Taven asks who many times he has to tell the truth about the conspiracy about them, as they are not getting what they deserve while Bullet Club is dying, as ROH is "putting all their eggs in the Bullet Club basket." Suddenly, "The Heavy Metal Rebel" Frankie Kazarian and "Almighty" Christopher Daniels show up and say ROH has conspired against them as well. Marseglia and O'Ryan want none of this, but Taven hears them out. Daniels tells Taven this is an opportunity to create their own numbers game to take out Bullet Club and change the pecking order in ROH.
We hear from The Kingdom (Matt Taven, Vinny Marseglia, TK O'Ryan). O'Ryan says he does not trust SoCal Uncensored, but Taven tells him every army needs its pawns, and that every civil war has torn a nation - or a club - apart. Marseglia tells every member of Bullet Club to bring an umbrella, as it will be raining blood next week.
Deonna Purrazzo guests on commentary for the next match.
Tenille Dashwood beats Stacy Shadows to advance in the ROH Women of Honor Championship Tournament.
We see Bullet Club backstage. "The American Nightmare" Cody Rhodes mentions The Kingdom and SoCal Uncensored uniting to take them down, and that he is not the bad guy. He also mentions that what has gone on between him and Kenny Omega has nothing to do with this, and that they have to work together.
The Beer City Bruiser and Brian Milonas beat Ryan Nova and Eli Isom.
ROH Enforcer Bully Ray guests on commentary for the next match.
Flip Gordon beats Shane Taylor to earn a future shot at the ROH World Television Championship. After the match, Flip Gordon is attacked by Scorpio Sky, and The Young Bucks (Matt and Nick Jackson) chase Scorpio Sky out of the ring. The Bucks extend a hand, but Flip Gordon walks away.
Next week: Bullet Club vs. The Kingdom (Matt Taven, Vinny Marseglia, TK O'Ryan) and SoCal Uncensored ("The Heavy Metal Rebel" Frankie Kazarian, "Almighty" Christopher Daniels, Scorpio Sky)!
We hear from "The American Nightmare" Cody Rhodes, who says that Bullet Club is doing just fine.
We hear from The Kingdom (Matt Taven, Vinny Marseglia, TK O'Ryan). Taven asks who many times he has to tell the truth about the conspiracy about them, as they are not getting what they deserve while Bullet Club is dying, as ROH is "putting all their eggs in the Bullet Club basket." Suddenly, "The Heavy Metal Rebel" Frankie Kazarian and "Almighty" Christopher Daniels show up and say ROH has conspired against them as well. Marseglia and O'Ryan want none of this, but Taven hears them out. Daniels tells Taven this is an opportunity to create their own numbers game to take out Bullet Club and change the pecking order in ROH.
We hear from The Kingdom (Matt Taven, Vinny Marseglia, TK O'Ryan). O'Ryan says he does not trust SoCal Uncensored, but Taven tells him every army needs its pawns, and that every civil war has torn a nation - or a club - apart. Marseglia tells every member of Bullet Club to bring an umbrella, as it will be raining blood next week.
Deonna Purrazzo guests on commentary for the next match.
Tenille Dashwood beats Stacy Shadows to advance in the ROH Women of Honor Championship Tournament.
We see Bullet Club backstage. "The American Nightmare" Cody Rhodes mentions The Kingdom and SoCal Uncensored uniting to take them down, and that he is not the bad guy. He also mentions that what has gone on between him and Kenny Omega has nothing to do with this, and that they have to work together.
The Beer City Bruiser and Brian Milonas beat Ryan Nova and Eli Isom.
ROH Enforcer Bully Ray guests on commentary for the next match.
Flip Gordon beats Shane Taylor to earn a future shot at the ROH World Television Championship. After the match, Flip Gordon is attacked by Scorpio Sky, and The Young Bucks (Matt and Nick Jackson) chase Scorpio Sky out of the ring. The Bucks extend a hand, but Flip Gordon walks away.
Next week: Bullet Club vs. The Kingdom (Matt Taven, Vinny Marseglia, TK O'Ryan) and SoCal Uncensored ("The Heavy Metal Rebel" Frankie Kazarian, "Almighty" Christopher Daniels, Scorpio Sky)!
We hear from "The American Nightmare" Cody Rhodes, who says that Bullet Club is doing just fine.
Sunday, February 11, 2018
Honor Roll - Ring of Honor recap for February 10, 2018
Dalton Castle says he is always ready, always limber and never surprised. After noticing The Boys are behind him, he says not much surprises him, and as soon as he won the ROH World Championship, he knew he was the biggest target in ROH. Therefore, when he was attacked from behind by Punishment Martinez, he was not surprised, as he would have done the same thing if he had to him. He tells Punishment Martinez he is not getting in the ring with the same man he has known in the past, and that he will get in the ring with a champion who is willing to protect what he has earned and has no other plan than to come out swinging and do whatever he can to leave Nashville, Tennessee as ROH World Champion.
The Beer City Brusier and Brian Milonas vs. Coast To Coast (Shaheem Ali and LSG) comes to an end after Kenny King runs to the ring and brawls with "The Last Real Man" Silas Young, taking their brawl to the ring in the process. This leads to the match becoming a six-man tag match after the commercial break.
Coast To Coast (Shaheem Ali and LSG) and Kenny King beat "The Last Real Man" Silas Young, The Beer City Bruiser and Brian Milonis.
The Dawgs (Rhett Titus and Will Ferrara) are not happy with Coast To Coast's (Shaheem Ali and LSG) recent win, and Rhett Titus says it is time to send Coast To Coast packing.
We hear from Madison Rayne and "The Exotic Goddess" Mandy Leon prior to their first round match in the Women of Honor Tournament.
Deonna Purrazzo guests on commentary for the next match.
"The Exotic Goddess" Mandy Leon beats Madison Rayne to advance to the quarterfinals of the Women of Honor Tournament. Both women show respect after the match.
After the show went off the air last week, "The American Nightmare" Cody Rhodes wants to know where The Young Bucks (Matt and Nick Jackson) were as he was getting beaten up. The Young Bucks tell him that they had just gotten into the building. Cody reminds them that everyone wants Bullet Club to break up, and tells them that he expects better from him. "The Villain" Marty Scurll then shows up with a fan sign, but The Young Bucks aren't in the mood.
We hear from The Briscoes (Jay and Mark Briscoe). Jay says that they don't care about The Motor City Machine Guns' (Chris Sabin and Alex Shelley) well being or if the fans cheer for them; all they care about is making statements. Mark says they plan to make one statement in particular: that they are the baddest tag tag team in the locker room, and they don't care if The Motor City Machine Guns or any of their opponents get hurt, get injured or even live or die. Jay says it's personal not just against the Machine Guns, but everyone else in the locker room, and they are taking the ROH World Tag Team Championships back.
"The Villain" Marty Scurll guests on commentary for the next match.
Dalton Castle retains the ROH World Championship against Punishment Martinez after reversing the Psycho Driver into an inside cradle. After the match, Dalton Castle slams both of The Boys into the ring apron.
Next week: SoCal Uncensored ("The Almighty" Christopher Daniels, "The Heavy Metal Rebel" Frankie Kazarian, Scorpio Sky) vs. Bullet Club (Matt Jackson, Nick Jackson, "Hangman" Adam Page)!
The Beer City Brusier and Brian Milonas vs. Coast To Coast (Shaheem Ali and LSG) comes to an end after Kenny King runs to the ring and brawls with "The Last Real Man" Silas Young, taking their brawl to the ring in the process. This leads to the match becoming a six-man tag match after the commercial break.
Coast To Coast (Shaheem Ali and LSG) and Kenny King beat "The Last Real Man" Silas Young, The Beer City Bruiser and Brian Milonis.
The Dawgs (Rhett Titus and Will Ferrara) are not happy with Coast To Coast's (Shaheem Ali and LSG) recent win, and Rhett Titus says it is time to send Coast To Coast packing.
We hear from Madison Rayne and "The Exotic Goddess" Mandy Leon prior to their first round match in the Women of Honor Tournament.
Deonna Purrazzo guests on commentary for the next match.
"The Exotic Goddess" Mandy Leon beats Madison Rayne to advance to the quarterfinals of the Women of Honor Tournament. Both women show respect after the match.
After the show went off the air last week, "The American Nightmare" Cody Rhodes wants to know where The Young Bucks (Matt and Nick Jackson) were as he was getting beaten up. The Young Bucks tell him that they had just gotten into the building. Cody reminds them that everyone wants Bullet Club to break up, and tells them that he expects better from him. "The Villain" Marty Scurll then shows up with a fan sign, but The Young Bucks aren't in the mood.
We hear from The Briscoes (Jay and Mark Briscoe). Jay says that they don't care about The Motor City Machine Guns' (Chris Sabin and Alex Shelley) well being or if the fans cheer for them; all they care about is making statements. Mark says they plan to make one statement in particular: that they are the baddest tag tag team in the locker room, and they don't care if The Motor City Machine Guns or any of their opponents get hurt, get injured or even live or die. Jay says it's personal not just against the Machine Guns, but everyone else in the locker room, and they are taking the ROH World Tag Team Championships back.
"The Villain" Marty Scurll guests on commentary for the next match.
Dalton Castle retains the ROH World Championship against Punishment Martinez after reversing the Psycho Driver into an inside cradle. After the match, Dalton Castle slams both of The Boys into the ring apron.
Saturday, December 2, 2017
Honor Roll - Ring of Honor recap for December 2, 2017
"The Villain" Marty Scurll beats The Beer City Bruiser. During the match, Jay Lethal watches the match from the stage. Later on in the match, The Bruiser accidentally squashes referee Todd Sinclair into the corner, and as Sinclair is down, Scurll grabs his umbrella, stares down Lethal as he heads towards the ring to stop him from getting in the ring, then hits The Bruiser with the umbrella as Sinclair comes to.
We hear from Dalton Castle, who says his match with "The American Nightmare" Cody Rhodes should not be a big deal. He talks about his childhood where he got into wrestling. He says nobody predicted his road through ROH and where he would be now, and even though he did not win the Top Prospect Tournament, he worked to get to where he is and that nobody gave him a free ride. He wishes this was a match about who is the best, but says Cody has made this about so much more. He says he had a shot at the ROH World Championship before, but he has learned from his mistakes from that match. He then talks about how Cody attacked him after the match, and at War of the Worlds UK, then put his boys in a box and shipped them out. He says that if Cody thinks he can make him weak by taking out his boys, then he has no idea who he is dealing with. At Final Battle, Cody will walk in as the ROH World Champion, but he will be the one to kick his ass.
Next week: Dalton Castle and "The American Nightmare" Cody Rhodes sign the contract for their match for the ROH World Championship at Final Battle.
We see footage of Jay and Mark Brisco looking for Bully Ray at the Team 3D Academy. Mark is behind the camera, and Jay is right behind him. Jay lays out two of the men in the ring, then Jay destroys some pictures in a nearby room. Jay then sees a poster listing all the injuries Bully Ray has suffered through his career, then Jay asks why Bully Ray let him and Mark take him out and what it will take to et him to come back for revenge. They then put one of the two men they laid out in the Dudley Death Drop.
It's time for Coleman's Pulpit. This week's guest is: himself. Caprice sits next to another Caprice, who says that some people have bad attitude and that he simply told Kenny King the truth. When asked if he has a personal vendetta against King and is jealous of his success, Caprice says he has nothing but respect for King and says he is TV champ for a reason, but that other people can have that opportunity. He eels he is prepared for his match for the TV title at Final Battle, as he believes the race is won not by the swift or the strong, but by the one who can endure until the end. He calls Kenny King a "ho," and says he will make him a priority and become the ROH World Television Championship.
In footage from Fort Lauderdale, Florida, The Motor City Machine Guns (Chris Sabin and Alex Shelley) retain the ROH World Tag Team Championships against The Kingdom (Vinny Marseglia and TK O'Ryan).
Flip Gordon beats "Hangman" Adam Page. After the match, Flip Gordon gets laid out by Matt Jackson, who pretends to be a referee. Backstage, "The American Nightmare" Cody Rhodes says that Flip Gordon is delusional, and that if he thinks he can take the World Six-Man titles away from Bullet Club, then he is as delusional as Dalton Castle, who thinks he can take the ROH World Championship from Cody. Cody kisses the ROH World Championship, and the show ends.
We hear from Dalton Castle, who says his match with "The American Nightmare" Cody Rhodes should not be a big deal. He talks about his childhood where he got into wrestling. He says nobody predicted his road through ROH and where he would be now, and even though he did not win the Top Prospect Tournament, he worked to get to where he is and that nobody gave him a free ride. He wishes this was a match about who is the best, but says Cody has made this about so much more. He says he had a shot at the ROH World Championship before, but he has learned from his mistakes from that match. He then talks about how Cody attacked him after the match, and at War of the Worlds UK, then put his boys in a box and shipped them out. He says that if Cody thinks he can make him weak by taking out his boys, then he has no idea who he is dealing with. At Final Battle, Cody will walk in as the ROH World Champion, but he will be the one to kick his ass.
Next week: Dalton Castle and "The American Nightmare" Cody Rhodes sign the contract for their match for the ROH World Championship at Final Battle.
We see footage of Jay and Mark Brisco looking for Bully Ray at the Team 3D Academy. Mark is behind the camera, and Jay is right behind him. Jay lays out two of the men in the ring, then Jay destroys some pictures in a nearby room. Jay then sees a poster listing all the injuries Bully Ray has suffered through his career, then Jay asks why Bully Ray let him and Mark take him out and what it will take to et him to come back for revenge. They then put one of the two men they laid out in the Dudley Death Drop.
It's time for Coleman's Pulpit. This week's guest is: himself. Caprice sits next to another Caprice, who says that some people have bad attitude and that he simply told Kenny King the truth. When asked if he has a personal vendetta against King and is jealous of his success, Caprice says he has nothing but respect for King and says he is TV champ for a reason, but that other people can have that opportunity. He eels he is prepared for his match for the TV title at Final Battle, as he believes the race is won not by the swift or the strong, but by the one who can endure until the end. He calls Kenny King a "ho," and says he will make him a priority and become the ROH World Television Championship.
In footage from Fort Lauderdale, Florida, The Motor City Machine Guns (Chris Sabin and Alex Shelley) retain the ROH World Tag Team Championships against The Kingdom (Vinny Marseglia and TK O'Ryan).
Flip Gordon beats "Hangman" Adam Page. After the match, Flip Gordon gets laid out by Matt Jackson, who pretends to be a referee. Backstage, "The American Nightmare" Cody Rhodes says that Flip Gordon is delusional, and that if he thinks he can take the World Six-Man titles away from Bullet Club, then he is as delusional as Dalton Castle, who thinks he can take the ROH World Championship from Cody. Cody kisses the ROH World Championship, and the show ends.
Saturday, October 7, 2017
Honor Roll - Ring of Honor recap for October 7, 2017
"The Last Real Man" Silas Young and The Beer City Bruiser show up. Silas Young shows everyone his back to show them the back of a man who "talks the talks and walks that walk." At Death Before Dishonor, Jay Lethal beat him like a dog with a leather belt, but he could not keep him down, and he was the last man standing. He has proved he is better than Lethal, and worthy of the meaty opportunity. He then mentions the goal he and The Beer City Bruiser had of getting a third man to get the ROH World Six-Man Championships with. After months of looking, they could not find a single man who could parallel them in manliness. But at Death Before Dishonor, they found a man who was as manly as they are and as real as they come. They offered him the opportunity to join them in the road to the six-man titles, and that man is Minoro Suzuki. He then says The Young Bucks (Matt and Nick Jackson), and tells them to get in the ring and accept their challenge after they step back from their Internet shows and stop putting themselves over. The Young Bucks and "Hangman" Adam Page show up, and say that they were signing autographs until they heard Silas was talking trash about them, and they are pissed because he is costing them money. They then say they are the greatest trio in wrestling today, and they are collectively known as "The Hung Bucks." If Young, The Bruiser and Suzuki want to challenge them for the six-man titles, they can do it now...then say they're joking and say they only wrestle when it is the main event.
Kenny King retains the ROH World Television Championship against Josh "The Goods" Woods after countering a Triangle Hold into a pinfall. Both men show respect after the match, and Kenny King tells the fans that it was a great moment for him to win the Television title in front of his family and how he plans on being a fighting champion. All of a sudden, Shane Taylor shows up. Kenny King says there are no cheeseburgers in the ring, and that they have history. Suddenly, Chuckie T shows up, and Kenny King mentions he also has history with him. After that, Punishment Martinez shows up. Kenny King is telling them to come and get it if they want a shot, Mark Briscoe shows up, and Kenny King says they've been at war a couple of times. King then tells all four men that if they want the Television title, they will have to bend the knee.
We hear from "The Villain" Marty Scurll, who announces that next week, he personally invites the fans to witness the celebration of "The American Nightmare" Cody Rhodes signing the most lucrative deal in ROH history, and says Bullet Club might even cause a spot of bother.
Bullet Club (Matt Jackson, Nick Jackson, "Hangman" Adam Page) retains the ROH World Six-Man Tag Team Championships against "The Last Real Man" Silas Young, The Beer City Bruiser and Minoru Suzuki. After the match, The Beer City Bruiser berates Suzuki, blaming their loss on him. Suzuki answers by fighting both Silas and The Bruiser, and security has to come to the ring to restore order.
Jay Briscoe shows up. Before he can speak, Tommy Dreamer shows up in ROH for the first time in years. Dreamer says he is here to talk to Briscoe as well as "our wrestling family." He tells him of a time that he cut he had to help him cut off his cast so he could perform at Barely Legal back in 1997, because he broke his ankle so badly that he walks with a limp. In 1998, somebody busted a beer bottle on Bully Ray's ear, and he and Bully fought off four men before Bully Ray finished his drink and told Dreamer to take him to the hospital. Bully Ray is missing a part of his ear because of that incident. In 2002, at the first ever Raw Roulette, Chris Jericho drove him head-first into the canvas and knocked him out, and it concussed him so badly that he forgot his mother had passed away three months and he forgot about the worst part of his life. Dreamer had to tell him for the first time that his mother died, and he watched him cry until he instantly stopped and asked what happened. He says studying the brain is a really scary thing, and he feels partially responsible for all the steel chairs that have been smacked into Bully Ray's head. Dreamer goes on to say that he is not here to speak for Bully Ray or fight his battles, as there is life after professional wrestling. He is worried about Bully Ray, and tells Jay Briscoe he messed up and that he does not know what is going to happen. He thanks the fans for having him, then he leaves. Jay Brisco stays in the ring for a little while, then leaves.
Kenny King retains the ROH World Television Championship against Josh "The Goods" Woods after countering a Triangle Hold into a pinfall. Both men show respect after the match, and Kenny King tells the fans that it was a great moment for him to win the Television title in front of his family and how he plans on being a fighting champion. All of a sudden, Shane Taylor shows up. Kenny King says there are no cheeseburgers in the ring, and that they have history. Suddenly, Chuckie T shows up, and Kenny King mentions he also has history with him. After that, Punishment Martinez shows up. Kenny King is telling them to come and get it if they want a shot, Mark Briscoe shows up, and Kenny King says they've been at war a couple of times. King then tells all four men that if they want the Television title, they will have to bend the knee.
We hear from "The Villain" Marty Scurll, who announces that next week, he personally invites the fans to witness the celebration of "The American Nightmare" Cody Rhodes signing the most lucrative deal in ROH history, and says Bullet Club might even cause a spot of bother.
Bullet Club (Matt Jackson, Nick Jackson, "Hangman" Adam Page) retains the ROH World Six-Man Tag Team Championships against "The Last Real Man" Silas Young, The Beer City Bruiser and Minoru Suzuki. After the match, The Beer City Bruiser berates Suzuki, blaming their loss on him. Suzuki answers by fighting both Silas and The Bruiser, and security has to come to the ring to restore order.
Jay Briscoe shows up. Before he can speak, Tommy Dreamer shows up in ROH for the first time in years. Dreamer says he is here to talk to Briscoe as well as "our wrestling family." He tells him of a time that he cut he had to help him cut off his cast so he could perform at Barely Legal back in 1997, because he broke his ankle so badly that he walks with a limp. In 1998, somebody busted a beer bottle on Bully Ray's ear, and he and Bully fought off four men before Bully Ray finished his drink and told Dreamer to take him to the hospital. Bully Ray is missing a part of his ear because of that incident. In 2002, at the first ever Raw Roulette, Chris Jericho drove him head-first into the canvas and knocked him out, and it concussed him so badly that he forgot his mother had passed away three months and he forgot about the worst part of his life. Dreamer had to tell him for the first time that his mother died, and he watched him cry until he instantly stopped and asked what happened. He says studying the brain is a really scary thing, and he feels partially responsible for all the steel chairs that have been smacked into Bully Ray's head. Dreamer goes on to say that he is not here to speak for Bully Ray or fight his battles, as there is life after professional wrestling. He is worried about Bully Ray, and tells Jay Briscoe he messed up and that he does not know what is going to happen. He thanks the fans for having him, then he leaves. Jay Brisco stays in the ring for a little while, then leaves.
Saturday, July 22, 2017
Honor Roll - Ring of Honor recap for July 22, 2017
Before the next match, The Young Bucks say that there is no competition in ROH when it comes to the tag team titles, and that they booked themselves into a Dalton Castle and The Boys for the six-man tag team titles, now that The Briscoes (Jay and Mark Briscoe) and Bully Ray have lost said titles. "Hangman" Adam Page then brings out "The Villian" Marty Scurll.
"The Villain" Marty Scurll beats Josh "The Goods" Woods, Vinny Marseglia, Will Ferrara, El Terrible and "The Heavy Metal Rebel" Frankie Kazarian in a Six-Man Mayhem match, despite delivering no offense during the match and by picking the bones after Kazarian hits Marseglia with a cutter. During the match, Shane Taylor shows up and levels Josh "The Goods" Woods outside of the ring as he also attacks other competitors in the match.
"The Almighty" Christopher Daniels says he has prided himself on never letting one loss defines him. However, when he lost the ROH World Championship to Cody Rhodes, it let a fire inside of him. After being told to cool down for a week, he is back and he wants a rematch for the ROH World Championship in a two-out-of-three falls match. That match will happen in two weeks.
The Beer City Bruiser beats Brian Milonas. After the match, "The Last Real Man" Silas Young celebrates the Bruiser on his win, and talks about how he injured Jay Lethal 29 days ago at Best in the World. He says it will be a long time before Lethal shows his face on ROH television ever again.
KUSHIDA retains the ROH World Television Championship against Jay White. After the match, Kenny King shows up and congratulates KUSHIDA as KUSHIDA and Jay White shake hands. Kenny then raises King's hand in victory, then tells him that the Television title will soon be his.
Next week: the special Women of Honor's episode! Karen Q vs "The Gatekeeper" Kelly Klein vs Deonna Purrazzo! Sumie Sakai vs. Kris Wolf!
"The Villain" Marty Scurll beats Josh "The Goods" Woods, Vinny Marseglia, Will Ferrara, El Terrible and "The Heavy Metal Rebel" Frankie Kazarian in a Six-Man Mayhem match, despite delivering no offense during the match and by picking the bones after Kazarian hits Marseglia with a cutter. During the match, Shane Taylor shows up and levels Josh "The Goods" Woods outside of the ring as he also attacks other competitors in the match.
"The Almighty" Christopher Daniels says he has prided himself on never letting one loss defines him. However, when he lost the ROH World Championship to Cody Rhodes, it let a fire inside of him. After being told to cool down for a week, he is back and he wants a rematch for the ROH World Championship in a two-out-of-three falls match. That match will happen in two weeks.
The Beer City Bruiser beats Brian Milonas. After the match, "The Last Real Man" Silas Young celebrates the Bruiser on his win, and talks about how he injured Jay Lethal 29 days ago at Best in the World. He says it will be a long time before Lethal shows his face on ROH television ever again.
KUSHIDA retains the ROH World Television Championship against Jay White. After the match, Kenny King shows up and congratulates KUSHIDA as KUSHIDA and Jay White shake hands. Kenny then raises King's hand in victory, then tells him that the Television title will soon be his.
Next week: the special Women of Honor's episode! Karen Q vs "The Gatekeeper" Kelly Klein vs Deonna Purrazzo! Sumie Sakai vs. Kris Wolf!
Saturday, July 1, 2017
Honor Roll - Ring of Honor recap for July 1, 2017
Cody Rhodes is already in the ring. He says it has been so long since he has been in Chicago, Illinois, and that there is so much to talk about. Suddenly, the light turn off and quickly come back on, and "The Almighty" Christopher Daniels is behind him. The two brawl in and out of the ring, and when referee Todd Sinclair tries to restore order, he gets knocked down, as does another referee. Security tries to restore order, but both men take them down before they continue brawling. Daniels eventually comes out on top in the brawl, and ring crew, officials and referees have to keep both men apart as Cody Rhodes is taken backstage.
Jay Briscoe tells Josh "The Goods" Woods he has quite the credentials, and admires him calling him out. However, he can't tell if his balls are that big, or if he is just plain stupid. He tells Woods he is swimming with the sharks, and he runs the show around here.
Jay Briscoe beats Josh "The Goods" Woods.
We see a video package of the fallout between Will Ferrara and Cheeseburger. Ferrara says he cannot advance in his career with him. He says he is a workhorse while Cheeseburger is a charity case, and tells Cheeseburger to call it a career after teaming with Jushin "Thunder" Liger in Japan, as all that is left for him is a world of hurt courtesy of him.
Before the next match, The Young Bucks (Matt and Nick Jackson) show up and make it a Texas Tornado style three-way tag team match with the ROH World Tag Team Championships on the line.
The Young Bucks (Matt and Nick Jackson) retain the ROH World Tag Team Championships against The Tempura Boyz (Sho and Yo) and Coast to Coast (Shaheem Ali and LSG) in a Texas Tornado three-way tag match.
Kenny King beats The Beer City Bruiser, Mark Bricoe and Chris Sabin to become #1 contender for the ROH World Television Championship.
Jay Briscoe tells Josh "The Goods" Woods he has quite the credentials, and admires him calling him out. However, he can't tell if his balls are that big, or if he is just plain stupid. He tells Woods he is swimming with the sharks, and he runs the show around here.
Jay Briscoe beats Josh "The Goods" Woods.
We see a video package of the fallout between Will Ferrara and Cheeseburger. Ferrara says he cannot advance in his career with him. He says he is a workhorse while Cheeseburger is a charity case, and tells Cheeseburger to call it a career after teaming with Jushin "Thunder" Liger in Japan, as all that is left for him is a world of hurt courtesy of him.
Before the next match, The Young Bucks (Matt and Nick Jackson) show up and make it a Texas Tornado style three-way tag team match with the ROH World Tag Team Championships on the line.
The Young Bucks (Matt and Nick Jackson) retain the ROH World Tag Team Championships against The Tempura Boyz (Sho and Yo) and Coast to Coast (Shaheem Ali and LSG) in a Texas Tornado three-way tag match.
Kenny King beats The Beer City Bruiser, Mark Bricoe and Chris Sabin to become #1 contender for the ROH World Television Championship.
Saturday, June 17, 2017
Honor Roll - Ring of Honor recap for June 17, 2017
Jay Lethal announces this is the 300th episode of Ring of Honor's television show, and that it feels like only yesterday when he won the ROH World Television Championship on Episode 2. He hopes for 300 more and asks what more is in store for him.
"The Last Real Man" Silas Young and The Beer City Bruiser beat Bobby Fish and Jay Lethal. During the match, an exhausted Beer City Bruiser has to temporarily retreat after he starts puking beer just before a commercial break. He returns shortly after the break.
"The Almighty" Christopher Daniels celebrates 2017's landmarks: 300 episodes of Ring of Honor television and his ROH World Championship reign. After being one of the first tag team champions, the second World Television and now a World Champion, he promises continued dominance in the ring and continued dominance from "The Almighty."
We see footage from two weeks ago after the show went off the air, when Bully Ray and Mark Briscoe have to calm Jay Briscoe down and tell Jay Brisco to remember what matters and that it is only one match after Dalton Castle cost them their match.
The Kingdom (Matt Taven, TK O'Ryan, Vinny Marseglia) attack The Boys before the next match The beating stops when Dalton Castle shows up, and the match finally begins.
The Kingdom (Matt Taven, Vinny Marseglia) beat The Boys. After the match, Marseglia hits the referee with a pump kick and The Kingdom has a message for everyone: "be one of us." Jay Briscoe shows up and confronts Dalton Castle, and Mark Briscoe has to stand between Jay and Dalton and play peacemaker. Bully Ray also shows up to talk sense to Jay, who eventually walks away.
We see a vignette for Punishment Martinez, who is coming up next.
Punishment Martinez beats Joey "Diesel" Daddiego. Cheeseburger and Will Ferrara check on Daddiego after the match, but Martinez makes quick work of both men. Jay White then runs in, and he and Martinez brawl until White knocks Martinez out of the ring. Martinez then heads to the back.
Mark Briscoe says Episode 300 is upon us, and that it is also the same number of times he has banged his head. Jay Briscoe shows up and says they won't stop until they hit a million, and Mark says that after this, they will continue on until eternity.
Cody Rhodes guests on commentary for the next match.
Hiroshi Tanahashi and The Addiction ("The Almighty" Christopher Daniels and "The Heavy Metal Rebel" Frankie Kazarian) beat CHAOS ("The Aerial Assassin" Will Ospreay, Gedo and Hirooki Goto). After the match, Cody Rhodes distracts The Addiction, and Kazarian is attacked from behind with a leather strap by Hangman Page. Page hits Kazarian with Rite of Passage, while Cody hits Daniels with Angel's Wings.
"The Last Real Man" Silas Young and The Beer City Bruiser beat Bobby Fish and Jay Lethal. During the match, an exhausted Beer City Bruiser has to temporarily retreat after he starts puking beer just before a commercial break. He returns shortly after the break.
"The Almighty" Christopher Daniels celebrates 2017's landmarks: 300 episodes of Ring of Honor television and his ROH World Championship reign. After being one of the first tag team champions, the second World Television and now a World Champion, he promises continued dominance in the ring and continued dominance from "The Almighty."
We see footage from two weeks ago after the show went off the air, when Bully Ray and Mark Briscoe have to calm Jay Briscoe down and tell Jay Brisco to remember what matters and that it is only one match after Dalton Castle cost them their match.
The Kingdom (Matt Taven, TK O'Ryan, Vinny Marseglia) attack The Boys before the next match The beating stops when Dalton Castle shows up, and the match finally begins.
The Kingdom (Matt Taven, Vinny Marseglia) beat The Boys. After the match, Marseglia hits the referee with a pump kick and The Kingdom has a message for everyone: "be one of us." Jay Briscoe shows up and confronts Dalton Castle, and Mark Briscoe has to stand between Jay and Dalton and play peacemaker. Bully Ray also shows up to talk sense to Jay, who eventually walks away.
We see a vignette for Punishment Martinez, who is coming up next.
Punishment Martinez beats Joey "Diesel" Daddiego. Cheeseburger and Will Ferrara check on Daddiego after the match, but Martinez makes quick work of both men. Jay White then runs in, and he and Martinez brawl until White knocks Martinez out of the ring. Martinez then heads to the back.
Mark Briscoe says Episode 300 is upon us, and that it is also the same number of times he has banged his head. Jay Briscoe shows up and says they won't stop until they hit a million, and Mark says that after this, they will continue on until eternity.
Cody Rhodes guests on commentary for the next match.
Hiroshi Tanahashi and The Addiction ("The Almighty" Christopher Daniels and "The Heavy Metal Rebel" Frankie Kazarian) beat CHAOS ("The Aerial Assassin" Will Ospreay, Gedo and Hirooki Goto). After the match, Cody Rhodes distracts The Addiction, and Kazarian is attacked from behind with a leather strap by Hangman Page. Page hits Kazarian with Rite of Passage, while Cody hits Daniels with Angel's Wings.
Saturday, May 27, 2017
Honor Roll - Ring of Honor recap for May 27, 2017
The Young Bucks (Matt and Nick Jackson) and "Hangman" Adam Page show up. The Bucks announces this is a new era for Bullet Club, and that nobody saw this coming unless they watched Being The Elite on YouTube. They then introduce Bullet Club's newest member: "The Villain" Marty Scurll. Scurll says that Bullet Club shocked the world at War of the Worlds, and knows that the Bucks love to throw a superkick party. Tonight, they plan to do something a little bit different: inviting the audience to a tea party with Marty. He asks security to bring out the tea, the cups and the crumpets, but instead of getting all that, he and the Bucks get Adam Cole instead. He asks why anyone would want a tea party with Marty when everyone would rather have "Story Time with Adam Cole." He confronts the Bucks for kicking him out of Bullet Club, says he is the three-time World champion, ROH franchise player and best pro wrestler on the planet, and says that Bullet Club has now made an enemy of him as well as the biggest mistake of their lives. Page says The Bucks may have run him out of Bullet Club, but he will run him out of Ring of Honor. Cole tells Page to give it his best shot.
Josh "The Goods" Woods beats David Starr with a knee bar.
We see a vignette for Punishment Martinez.
"The Last Real Man" Silas Young and The Beer City Bruiser show up. Silas Young mocks Jay Lethal, and doesn't get what is so good about Lethal, or what makes Lethal think he is better than him. He mentions that he has beaten Lethal in the center of the ring, but now Lethal wants to play victim. He says Lethal ran his mouth, and he shut it. Silas says he has known people like him all his life, and that he has his number just like all the rest. Lethal shows up, and Silas and the Bruiser leave the ring. Lethal tells Silas to get back in the ring, and wonders if Silas is upset that he cannot sneak attack him. He calls out referee Todd Sinclair, and challenges him to a match to see if he is "the last real man" like he says he is. Silas sics The Bruiser on him instead, saying Lethal doesn't get what he wants from him, and instead he will get what he gives him. Silas then guests on commentary for the next match.
Jay Lethal beats The Beer City Bruiser by disqualification after Jay Lethal and "The Last Real Man" Silas Young brawl outside of the ring. After the match, Silas and The Bruiser continue to work on the leg of Lethal, but Bobby Fish rushes into the ring with a steel chair to make the save.
"The American Nightmare" Cody Rhodes shows up. Before the next match, he talks about how Christopher Daniels fancies himself a ring general and managed to get the win in the recent Triple Threat Match at War of the Worlds. He then consults Colt Cabana, who says that Cody had Jay Lethal on his back in the Figure Four Leglock, consolidating Cody's belief that he should have won that match.
"The American Nightmare' Cody Rhodes beats "The Heavy Metal Rebel" Frankie Kazarian. After the match, "Hangman" Adam Page shows up and attacks Kazarian, but "The Almighty" Christopher Daniels rushes in to make the save.
Josh "The Goods" Woods beats David Starr with a knee bar.
We see a vignette for Punishment Martinez.
"The Last Real Man" Silas Young and The Beer City Bruiser show up. Silas Young mocks Jay Lethal, and doesn't get what is so good about Lethal, or what makes Lethal think he is better than him. He mentions that he has beaten Lethal in the center of the ring, but now Lethal wants to play victim. He says Lethal ran his mouth, and he shut it. Silas says he has known people like him all his life, and that he has his number just like all the rest. Lethal shows up, and Silas and the Bruiser leave the ring. Lethal tells Silas to get back in the ring, and wonders if Silas is upset that he cannot sneak attack him. He calls out referee Todd Sinclair, and challenges him to a match to see if he is "the last real man" like he says he is. Silas sics The Bruiser on him instead, saying Lethal doesn't get what he wants from him, and instead he will get what he gives him. Silas then guests on commentary for the next match.
Jay Lethal beats The Beer City Bruiser by disqualification after Jay Lethal and "The Last Real Man" Silas Young brawl outside of the ring. After the match, Silas and The Bruiser continue to work on the leg of Lethal, but Bobby Fish rushes into the ring with a steel chair to make the save.
"The American Nightmare" Cody Rhodes shows up. Before the next match, he talks about how Christopher Daniels fancies himself a ring general and managed to get the win in the recent Triple Threat Match at War of the Worlds. He then consults Colt Cabana, who says that Cody had Jay Lethal on his back in the Figure Four Leglock, consolidating Cody's belief that he should have won that match.
"The American Nightmare' Cody Rhodes beats "The Heavy Metal Rebel" Frankie Kazarian. After the match, "Hangman" Adam Page shows up and attacks Kazarian, but "The Almighty" Christopher Daniels rushes in to make the save.
Saturday, May 6, 2017
Honor Roll - Ring of Honor recap for May 6, 2017
The Young Bucks (Matt and Nick Jackson) beat Mikey and Kenny, who are not called The Spirit Squad and now go by the names Mike Mondo and Ken Doane, respectively.
Matt Taven says "The Almighty" Christopher Daniels is in the twilight of his career, while he is in his prime, and that he is the meteor that will fly down to earth, block out the sun and make dinosaurs like Daniels extinct when he wins the ROH World Championship.
The Briscoes (Jay and Matt Briscoe) mention their big match against The Rebellion (Rhett Titus, Caprice Coleman, Shane Taylor) with the ROH six-man titles on the line. Jay says that if even if The Rebellion have new recruits, it won't matter who they bring as Them Boyz are the only ones who matter right now.
"The Last Real Man" Silas Young guests on commentary for the next match.
Punishment Martinez beats The Beer City Bruiser.
"The Villain" Marty Scurll says "Reborn" Matt Sydal may have his attention, but he will never have the ROH World Television Championship.
Adam Cole says Bullet Club is stronger than ever, and that they are looking ahead. Anyone who gets in his and Cody Rhodes' way and tries to stop them will pay, including "The Almighty" Christopher Daniels and Dalton Castle.
Jay Lethal guests on commentary for the next match.
Before the next match, Cody Rhodes wants The Boys removed from ringside. The Boys leave.
Adam Cole and Cody Rhodes beat Dalton Castle and "The Almighty" Christopher Daniels after Adam Cole leaves Cody high and dry before coming back to superkick Daniels in the back of the head. After the match, The Young Bucks (Matt and Nick Jackson) celebrate with Cole and Cody. After the match, Jay Lethal helps Daniels up, but both men argue when Jay Lethal mentions he has to wrestle in a Triple Threat Match to take the title. Both men are then knocked down by Cody Rhodes, who returns and knocks both men down. Cods then tries to hit hit Jay Lethal with Cross Rhodes only for Jay to fight back and hit Cody with Lethal Injection.
Matt Taven says "The Almighty" Christopher Daniels is in the twilight of his career, while he is in his prime, and that he is the meteor that will fly down to earth, block out the sun and make dinosaurs like Daniels extinct when he wins the ROH World Championship.
The Briscoes (Jay and Matt Briscoe) mention their big match against The Rebellion (Rhett Titus, Caprice Coleman, Shane Taylor) with the ROH six-man titles on the line. Jay says that if even if The Rebellion have new recruits, it won't matter who they bring as Them Boyz are the only ones who matter right now.
"The Last Real Man" Silas Young guests on commentary for the next match.
Punishment Martinez beats The Beer City Bruiser.
"The Villain" Marty Scurll says "Reborn" Matt Sydal may have his attention, but he will never have the ROH World Television Championship.
Adam Cole says Bullet Club is stronger than ever, and that they are looking ahead. Anyone who gets in his and Cody Rhodes' way and tries to stop them will pay, including "The Almighty" Christopher Daniels and Dalton Castle.
Jay Lethal guests on commentary for the next match.
Before the next match, Cody Rhodes wants The Boys removed from ringside. The Boys leave.
Adam Cole and Cody Rhodes beat Dalton Castle and "The Almighty" Christopher Daniels after Adam Cole leaves Cody high and dry before coming back to superkick Daniels in the back of the head. After the match, The Young Bucks (Matt and Nick Jackson) celebrate with Cole and Cody. After the match, Jay Lethal helps Daniels up, but both men argue when Jay Lethal mentions he has to wrestle in a Triple Threat Match to take the title. Both men are then knocked down by Cody Rhodes, who returns and knocks both men down. Cods then tries to hit hit Jay Lethal with Cross Rhodes only for Jay to fight back and hit Cody with Lethal Injection.
Saturday, March 18, 2017
Honor Roll - Ring of Honor recap for March 18, 2017
Chris Sabin guests on commentary this week.
Before the next match, "The Last Real Man" Silas Young says that at Supercard of Honor, the ROH World Six-Man Championships are coming to him, The Beer City Bruiser, and an unnamed third person whose identity is kept secret.
"The Last Real Man" Silas Young and The Beer City Bruiser beat Cheeseburger and Will Ferrara.
"The Last Real Man" Silas Young and "Brutal" Bob Evans guest on commentary for the next match.
Josh "The Goods" Woods beats "The Heir Apparent" Chris LeRusso by referee stoppage due to technical knockout to continue to the semi-finals of the 2017 Top Prospect Tournament.
Kenny King beats Lio Rush. After the match, Caprice Coleman is about to attack Lio Rush after Rush pushes him away when Shane Taylor shows up. Taylor appears to stand beside Lio Rush against King and Coleman, but he turns on Lio Rush and hits him with a sit-out powerbomb to join The Rebellion (King, Rhett Titus, Caprice Coleman). Chris Sabin checks on Lio Rush afterwards.
Mark Brsicoe guests on commentary for the main event.
Jay Briscoe beats Jay White, ending Jay White's nine-month undefeated streak.
Before the next match, "The Last Real Man" Silas Young says that at Supercard of Honor, the ROH World Six-Man Championships are coming to him, The Beer City Bruiser, and an unnamed third person whose identity is kept secret.
"The Last Real Man" Silas Young and The Beer City Bruiser beat Cheeseburger and Will Ferrara.
"The Last Real Man" Silas Young and "Brutal" Bob Evans guest on commentary for the next match.
Josh "The Goods" Woods beats "The Heir Apparent" Chris LeRusso by referee stoppage due to technical knockout to continue to the semi-finals of the 2017 Top Prospect Tournament.
Kenny King beats Lio Rush. After the match, Caprice Coleman is about to attack Lio Rush after Rush pushes him away when Shane Taylor shows up. Taylor appears to stand beside Lio Rush against King and Coleman, but he turns on Lio Rush and hits him with a sit-out powerbomb to join The Rebellion (King, Rhett Titus, Caprice Coleman). Chris Sabin checks on Lio Rush afterwards.
Mark Brsicoe guests on commentary for the main event.
Jay Briscoe beats Jay White, ending Jay White's nine-month undefeated streak.
Saturday, January 7, 2017
Honor Roll - Ring of Honor recap for January 7, 2017
Special thanks to PWPonderings.com for the results of the main event.
"The Almighty" Christopher Daniels, having beaten Mark Briscoe to advance in the Decade of Excellence Tournament, says that he is destined to be ROH World Champion through the Decade of Excellence, and that there is no expiration date on destiny.
Jay Briscoe beats BJ Whitmer to advance in the Decade of Excellence Tournament thanks to Mark Briscoe, who stops BJ Whitmer from using the golden spike against Jay. After the match, Whitmer says it is written that one must be sacrificed, and next week, they finish it.
"The Last Real Man" Silas Young and The Beer City Bruiser beat John Silver and Alex Reynolds. After the match, Silas Young says that they have found their third man: Bull James, the man formerly known as Bull Dempsey in NXT. Young considers James a no-nonsense type of guy who gets hit only to hit back harder and can also hold his liquor. Young then changes his mind and he and The Bruiser go after him, with The Bruiser hitting
The Kingdom (Matt Taven, TK O'Reilly, Vinny Marsaglia) beat Cheeseburger, Will Ferrera and Joey Daddiego.
The Young Bucks (Matt and Nick Jackson) show up. After revealing that they have re-signed to ROH, they then talk about the message from "Broken" Matt Hardy at Final Battle. After the Bucks say they cannot be deleted, the lights go out, and when they come back on, Matt Hardy's drone Vanguard-1 shows up only to be super kicked.
Alex Shelley guests on commentary for the next match.
Chris Sabin beats Colt Cabana to continue to the next round of the Decade of Excellence tournament after Dalton Castle's boys show up and fan Cabana, distracting him.
"The Almighty" Christopher Daniels, having beaten Mark Briscoe to advance in the Decade of Excellence Tournament, says that he is destined to be ROH World Champion through the Decade of Excellence, and that there is no expiration date on destiny.
Jay Briscoe beats BJ Whitmer to advance in the Decade of Excellence Tournament thanks to Mark Briscoe, who stops BJ Whitmer from using the golden spike against Jay. After the match, Whitmer says it is written that one must be sacrificed, and next week, they finish it.
"The Last Real Man" Silas Young and The Beer City Bruiser beat John Silver and Alex Reynolds. After the match, Silas Young says that they have found their third man: Bull James, the man formerly known as Bull Dempsey in NXT. Young considers James a no-nonsense type of guy who gets hit only to hit back harder and can also hold his liquor. Young then changes his mind and he and The Bruiser go after him, with The Bruiser hitting
The Kingdom (Matt Taven, TK O'Reilly, Vinny Marsaglia) beat Cheeseburger, Will Ferrera and Joey Daddiego.
The Young Bucks (Matt and Nick Jackson) show up. After revealing that they have re-signed to ROH, they then talk about the message from "Broken" Matt Hardy at Final Battle. After the Bucks say they cannot be deleted, the lights go out, and when they come back on, Matt Hardy's drone Vanguard-1 shows up only to be super kicked.
Alex Shelley guests on commentary for the next match.
Chris Sabin beats Colt Cabana to continue to the next round of the Decade of Excellence tournament after Dalton Castle's boys show up and fan Cabana, distracting him.
Saturday, July 9, 2016
Honor Roll - Ring of Honor recap for July 9, 2016
Donovan Dijak beats Jason Kincaid.
ACH says that the crowd is his track on repeat, and that everything he's been through are the lyrics. The only way to complete the song is to win the World Television Championship, and he'll have to get through Mark Briscoe to become #1 contender.
Before the next match, The Addiction ("The Almighty" Christopher Daniels and "The Heavy Metal Rebel" Frankie Kazarian) promise that they will retain the ROH World Tag Team Championships.
Mark Briscoe tells ACH that he's a good athlete, but there's a difference between natural athletics and destiny. He's no stranger to gold now that he's one-half of the IWGP Heavyweight Tag Team Champions, and now he wants some singles gold in ROH.
The Addiction ("The Almighty" Christopher Daniels and "The Heavy Metal Rebel" Frankie Kazarian) retain the ROH World Tag Team Championships against "The Last Real Man" Silas Young and The Beer City Bruiser.
Kyle O'Reilly respects Jay Lethal for taking him seriously as a competitor and never ducking him, and once again they square off for the World title. This time, they'll both find out who the best in the world really is.
Bobby Fish is in the ring for a special live version of The Fish Tank. Fish brags about being ROH World Television Champion, but today isn't all about him. It's about his two special guests who are fighting each other for a shot at this title: ACH and Mark Briscoe. ACH shows up first, followed by Briscoe. Briscoe tries to figure out what "ACH" means, and comes up with wild guesses such as "A Child Hero," "Acrobatic Cat-Like Horseman" and "Ass Cheeks Hughes." ACH cuts in and says that the main difference between him and Briscoe is that Briscoe has a legacy and that he does not, and he has to get through both Briscoe and Fish to start his before telling him "ACH" stands for "Annihilating Chickens' Hopes." Both men are ready to fish, and Fish cuts The Fish Tank short so that he doesn't get roughed up.
Mark Briscoe beats ACH to become #1 contender for the ROH World Television Championship. Both men show respect after the match, then Mark Briscoe and Bobby Fish stare down to end the show.
Next week: Roderick Strong vs. Dalton Castle! Kyle O'Reilly vs. Jay Lethal for the ROH World Championship!
ACH says that the crowd is his track on repeat, and that everything he's been through are the lyrics. The only way to complete the song is to win the World Television Championship, and he'll have to get through Mark Briscoe to become #1 contender.
Before the next match, The Addiction ("The Almighty" Christopher Daniels and "The Heavy Metal Rebel" Frankie Kazarian) promise that they will retain the ROH World Tag Team Championships.
Mark Briscoe tells ACH that he's a good athlete, but there's a difference between natural athletics and destiny. He's no stranger to gold now that he's one-half of the IWGP Heavyweight Tag Team Champions, and now he wants some singles gold in ROH.
The Addiction ("The Almighty" Christopher Daniels and "The Heavy Metal Rebel" Frankie Kazarian) retain the ROH World Tag Team Championships against "The Last Real Man" Silas Young and The Beer City Bruiser.
Kyle O'Reilly respects Jay Lethal for taking him seriously as a competitor and never ducking him, and once again they square off for the World title. This time, they'll both find out who the best in the world really is.
Bobby Fish is in the ring for a special live version of The Fish Tank. Fish brags about being ROH World Television Champion, but today isn't all about him. It's about his two special guests who are fighting each other for a shot at this title: ACH and Mark Briscoe. ACH shows up first, followed by Briscoe. Briscoe tries to figure out what "ACH" means, and comes up with wild guesses such as "A Child Hero," "Acrobatic Cat-Like Horseman" and "Ass Cheeks Hughes." ACH cuts in and says that the main difference between him and Briscoe is that Briscoe has a legacy and that he does not, and he has to get through both Briscoe and Fish to start his before telling him "ACH" stands for "Annihilating Chickens' Hopes." Both men are ready to fish, and Fish cuts The Fish Tank short so that he doesn't get roughed up.
Mark Briscoe beats ACH to become #1 contender for the ROH World Television Championship. Both men show respect after the match, then Mark Briscoe and Bobby Fish stare down to end the show.
Next week: Roderick Strong vs. Dalton Castle! Kyle O'Reilly vs. Jay Lethal for the ROH World Championship!
Saturday, February 27, 2016
Honor Roll - Ring of Honor recap for February 27, 2016
Couldn't watch this episode due to the Oscars, so I have two sites to thank for this one: Cageside Seats and Voices of Wrestling. I definitely suggest checking out the latter as their ROH reviews are a nice read, and if you like them, you'll probably like the rest of the site, too, as they cover a lot of professional wrestling across the globe.
Dalton Castle attacks "The Last Real Man" Silas Young and The Beer City Bruiser before the start of the first match. Security rush in to remove Castle, with Castle saying "Make me proud" to The Boys. Young then grabs the microphone and scolds The Boys for squandering all the opportunities he gave them to become men, and says that if they beat him and The Bruiser, he will leave professional wrestling.
"The Last Real Man" Silas Young and The Beer City Brusier beat The Boys. After the match, Castle runs back into the ring, but Young and the Beer City Bruiser overpower him.
Adam Cole can't wait to beat "Reborn" Matt Sydal the main event...
Brian Fury beats Action Ortiz to continue to the finals of the 2016 Top Prospect Tournament. After the match, Kevin Kelly interviews Fury, who says he is only scratching the surface as to what he can really do. He also doesn't care who he faces in the finals, as he's been men like Lio Rush and Punisher Martinez before in his career.
Lio Rush beats Punisher Martinez to continue to the finals of the 2016 Top Prospect Tournament. After the match, Kevin Kelly interviews Rush, who says that he's been battered and bruised, but that won't stop him.
Before the next match, Adam Cole mentions his last match with "Reborn" Matt Sydal, then promises to beat him this time.
"Reborn" Matt Sydal beats Adam Cole.
Dalton Castle attacks "The Last Real Man" Silas Young and The Beer City Bruiser before the start of the first match. Security rush in to remove Castle, with Castle saying "Make me proud" to The Boys. Young then grabs the microphone and scolds The Boys for squandering all the opportunities he gave them to become men, and says that if they beat him and The Bruiser, he will leave professional wrestling.
"The Last Real Man" Silas Young and The Beer City Brusier beat The Boys. After the match, Castle runs back into the ring, but Young and the Beer City Bruiser overpower him.
Adam Cole can't wait to beat "Reborn" Matt Sydal the main event...
Brian Fury beats Action Ortiz to continue to the finals of the 2016 Top Prospect Tournament. After the match, Kevin Kelly interviews Fury, who says he is only scratching the surface as to what he can really do. He also doesn't care who he faces in the finals, as he's been men like Lio Rush and Punisher Martinez before in his career.
Lio Rush beats Punisher Martinez to continue to the finals of the 2016 Top Prospect Tournament. After the match, Kevin Kelly interviews Rush, who says that he's been battered and bruised, but that won't stop him.
Before the next match, Adam Cole mentions his last match with "Reborn" Matt Sydal, then promises to beat him this time.
"Reborn" Matt Sydal beats Adam Cole.
Saturday, February 13, 2016
Honor Roll - Ring of Honor recap for February 13, 2016
Lio Rush beats Jason Kincaid to continue to the semi-finals of the 2016 Top Prospect Tournament. Kincaid raises Rush's arm in victory after the match.
Prince Nana guests on commentary for the next match.
Caprice Coleman and Will Ferrara beats "The Last Real Man" Silas Young and The Beer City Bruiser after the distraction by Dalton Castle and his boys.
BJ Whitmer and Adam Page show up. Whitmer has heard that Steve Corino has gotten a hold of someone who will take him out, and says it can't be any of his friends. He calls out whom Steve Corino has sent out. Steve Corino shows up, and Whitmer tells him to get in the ring so he can break his neck. Corino tells Whitmer that he and everyone else in the crowd is sick and tired of him, and tells him that eventually, he will get in the ring and beat BJ Whitmer. When Corino tells Whitmer who he's contacted to take down Whitmer, it turns out to be none other than Adam Page, who turns on Whitmer and starts a brawl. Officials have to break this fracas up, and Page mows through a few of them to go at it with Whitmer some more.
Mark Briscoe beats Tim Hughes, then shakes Hughes' hand while he is down after the match.
"Reborn" Matt Sydal and ACH beat The Young Bucks (Matt and Nick Jackson).
Prince Nana guests on commentary for the next match.
Caprice Coleman and Will Ferrara beats "The Last Real Man" Silas Young and The Beer City Bruiser after the distraction by Dalton Castle and his boys.
BJ Whitmer and Adam Page show up. Whitmer has heard that Steve Corino has gotten a hold of someone who will take him out, and says it can't be any of his friends. He calls out whom Steve Corino has sent out. Steve Corino shows up, and Whitmer tells him to get in the ring so he can break his neck. Corino tells Whitmer that he and everyone else in the crowd is sick and tired of him, and tells him that eventually, he will get in the ring and beat BJ Whitmer. When Corino tells Whitmer who he's contacted to take down Whitmer, it turns out to be none other than Adam Page, who turns on Whitmer and starts a brawl. Officials have to break this fracas up, and Page mows through a few of them to go at it with Whitmer some more.
Mark Briscoe beats Tim Hughes, then shakes Hughes' hand while he is down after the match.
"Reborn" Matt Sydal and ACH beat The Young Bucks (Matt and Nick Jackson).
Saturday, December 5, 2015
Honor Roll - Ring of Honor recap for December 5, 2015
reDRagon (Bobby Fish and Kyle O'Reilly) beat Silas Young and The Beer City Bruiser. After the match, Adam Cole - who shows up midway through the match to guest on commentary - approaches the ring, starting an argument between him and Kyle O'Reilly that officials have to break up. After they leave, Silas Young sics The Boys on the referee, who attack him on Young's orders. Suddenly, Dalton Castle shows up before Young and The Bruiser can leave, and says he wants his boys back. The Boys almost join Castle in the ring, but suddenly elect to stay with Young, much to Castle's surprise.
Chris Sabin is in the ring. He is angered that someone has stolen the Knights of the Rising Dawn gimmick, cost "The Almighty" Chris Sabin and Frankie Kazarian the ROH World Tag Team Championships as well as the IWGP Junior Heavyweight Championship and generally show up when he's not around and do his own moves. Sabin insists this man is not him, and calls the mystery man out, and decides to hijacki the show until he shows up. Suddenly, the masked man shows up, unmasks and reveals himself to be...Alex Shelley, Sabin's former teammate in the Motor City Machine Guns. An understandably betrayed Sabin walks out of the ring.
Bobby Fish guests on commentary for the next match.
Roderick Strong retains the ROH World Television Championship against Samson Walker. After the match, Bobby Fish shows up and puts the Television title around his waist. Roddy rips it from his waist and the two of them start arguing, after comments during the match made by Fish that Roderick turned the title into a consolation prize for being unable to beat Jay Lethal so many times.
"The Exotic Goddess" Mandy Leon talks about Night One of Survival of the Fittest 2015 in this week's Inside ROH.
The All Night Express (Kenny King and Rhett Titus) guest on commentary for the next match.
The Young Bucks (Matt and Nick Jackson) beat The Briscoes (Jay and Mark Briscoe). After the match, The All Night Express (Kenny King and Rhett Titus) gets in the face of both teams, starting a brawl that officials have to quickly break up.
Chris Sabin is in the ring. He is angered that someone has stolen the Knights of the Rising Dawn gimmick, cost "The Almighty" Chris Sabin and Frankie Kazarian the ROH World Tag Team Championships as well as the IWGP Junior Heavyweight Championship and generally show up when he's not around and do his own moves. Sabin insists this man is not him, and calls the mystery man out, and decides to hijacki the show until he shows up. Suddenly, the masked man shows up, unmasks and reveals himself to be...Alex Shelley, Sabin's former teammate in the Motor City Machine Guns. An understandably betrayed Sabin walks out of the ring.
Bobby Fish guests on commentary for the next match.
Roderick Strong retains the ROH World Television Championship against Samson Walker. After the match, Bobby Fish shows up and puts the Television title around his waist. Roddy rips it from his waist and the two of them start arguing, after comments during the match made by Fish that Roderick turned the title into a consolation prize for being unable to beat Jay Lethal so many times.
"The Exotic Goddess" Mandy Leon talks about Night One of Survival of the Fittest 2015 in this week's Inside ROH.
The All Night Express (Kenny King and Rhett Titus) guest on commentary for the next match.
The Young Bucks (Matt and Nick Jackson) beat The Briscoes (Jay and Mark Briscoe). After the match, The All Night Express (Kenny King and Rhett Titus) gets in the face of both teams, starting a brawl that officials have to quickly break up.
Saturday, November 14, 2015
Honor Roll - Ring of Honor recap for November 14, 2015
"The Last Real Man" Silas Young tries his best to teach The Boys to change a tire and drive a stickshift.
War Machine (Hanson and Rowe) beat "The Last Real Man" Silas Young and The Beer City Bruiser. Young and the Bruiser take their anger out on The Boys after the match.
Steve Corino shows up. Nigel McGuinness talks to Corino, and says he cannot reinstate him as a color commentator due to breaking the zero-tolerance policy set forth when he attacked BJ Whitmer the first time. He understands what Corino did, but cannot condone it. This leaves McGuinness only one option: to reinstate him as a wrestler. BJ Whitmer versus Steve Corino is official for Final Battle. Corino said that the punch to the face of BJ Whitmer with a roll of quarters brought back the rush of being a pro wrestler again, and it felt great. He never guessed that after 21 years, he would still be in the ring and cheered, especially after 79 tours of Japan tore him up, but he took it without complain. Recently, he found out he had a pain in his neck, and that he needs surgery to fuse three vertebrae in his neck or else he can't wrestle again. He says that if this is goodbye, he thanks Ring of Honor for keeping him around and making memories when they didn't. He thanks a number of people involved in the company from in-ring to backstage. When the crowd chants "Thank you, Steve," he says "No...thank you." After saying that he is still an evil man and takes a bow, he meets with everyone on commentary one last time before heading to back.
"Unbreakable" Michael Elgin quickly beats Kevin Lee Davidson. After the match, Elgin talks about his recent time in New Japan, and says it reminds him of why he's here: the ROH World Championship. He has every intention of taking the title away from Jay Lethal, and says that the gold is coming back to him when they meet in the ring.
The Kingdom (Matt Taven and Michael Bennett) beat The Addiction ("The Almighty" Christopher Daniels and Frankie Kazarian) thanks to a man in a red mask super kicking Kazarian in the face while the referee is down.
War Machine (Hanson and Rowe) beat "The Last Real Man" Silas Young and The Beer City Bruiser. Young and the Bruiser take their anger out on The Boys after the match.
Steve Corino shows up. Nigel McGuinness talks to Corino, and says he cannot reinstate him as a color commentator due to breaking the zero-tolerance policy set forth when he attacked BJ Whitmer the first time. He understands what Corino did, but cannot condone it. This leaves McGuinness only one option: to reinstate him as a wrestler. BJ Whitmer versus Steve Corino is official for Final Battle. Corino said that the punch to the face of BJ Whitmer with a roll of quarters brought back the rush of being a pro wrestler again, and it felt great. He never guessed that after 21 years, he would still be in the ring and cheered, especially after 79 tours of Japan tore him up, but he took it without complain. Recently, he found out he had a pain in his neck, and that he needs surgery to fuse three vertebrae in his neck or else he can't wrestle again. He says that if this is goodbye, he thanks Ring of Honor for keeping him around and making memories when they didn't. He thanks a number of people involved in the company from in-ring to backstage. When the crowd chants "Thank you, Steve," he says "No...thank you." After saying that he is still an evil man and takes a bow, he meets with everyone on commentary one last time before heading to back.
"Unbreakable" Michael Elgin quickly beats Kevin Lee Davidson. After the match, Elgin talks about his recent time in New Japan, and says it reminds him of why he's here: the ROH World Championship. He has every intention of taking the title away from Jay Lethal, and says that the gold is coming back to him when they meet in the ring.
The Kingdom (Matt Taven and Michael Bennett) beat The Addiction ("The Almighty" Christopher Daniels and Frankie Kazarian) thanks to a man in a red mask super kicking Kazarian in the face while the referee is down.
Saturday, October 31, 2015
Honor Roll - Ring of Honor recap for October 31, 2015
Kyle O'Reilly says he faces AJ Styles - a man he respects - and Adam Cole - a man he thought who was a friend only for him to stab O'Reilly in the back - in a triple threat match. If he has to tear down a man he respects just to get to Adam Cole and decimate him, then so it goes.
Mark Briscoe guests on commentary for this match.
During Silas Young and The Beer City Bruiser vs. The Young Bucks (Matt and Nick Jackson), Silas Young sics The Boys on The Young Bucks, stating that The Boys were the original opponent and that he and the Brusier have done them a favor and softened them up for them.
The Young Bucks (Matt and Nick Jackson) beat The Boys. After the match, Silas Young and The Beer City Bruiser take their anger out on The Boys for losing, and The Young Bucks superkick the Bruiser. Young, however, escapes before he can taste a superkick of his own.
BJ Whitmer runs his mouth, telling Nigel McGuinness to get off commentary. He also gets into Mark Briscoe's face before Nigel McGuinness breaks them up. During the commercial break, it is announced that Nigel McGuiness was served with legal papers by Veda Scott's lawyers before the show, as Scott sued McGuinness and ROH last week for "unsafe work conditions."
Roderick Strong beats Will Ferrara with the Strong Hold.
Jay Lethal guests on commentary for the next match, replacing Mark Briscoe.
Nigel McGuinness bars The Young Bucks (Matt and Nick Jackson), "Unbreakable" Michael Elgin, Bobby Fish and The Kingdom (Maria Kanellis, Matt Taven, Michael Bennett) from ringside for the next match.
Adam Cole beats Kyle O'Reilly and AJ Styles. After the match, everyone who has previously been banned from ringside rush in and brawl after The Kingdom (Matt Taven and Michael Bennett) attack Kyle O'Reilly. Kyle O'Reilly and Adam Cole get a double Indytaker from AJ Styles and The Young Bucks (Matt and Nick Jackson), then AJ Styles stares down with Jay Lethal.
Mark Briscoe guests on commentary for this match.
During Silas Young and The Beer City Bruiser vs. The Young Bucks (Matt and Nick Jackson), Silas Young sics The Boys on The Young Bucks, stating that The Boys were the original opponent and that he and the Brusier have done them a favor and softened them up for them.
The Young Bucks (Matt and Nick Jackson) beat The Boys. After the match, Silas Young and The Beer City Bruiser take their anger out on The Boys for losing, and The Young Bucks superkick the Bruiser. Young, however, escapes before he can taste a superkick of his own.
BJ Whitmer runs his mouth, telling Nigel McGuinness to get off commentary. He also gets into Mark Briscoe's face before Nigel McGuinness breaks them up. During the commercial break, it is announced that Nigel McGuiness was served with legal papers by Veda Scott's lawyers before the show, as Scott sued McGuinness and ROH last week for "unsafe work conditions."
Roderick Strong beats Will Ferrara with the Strong Hold.
Jay Lethal guests on commentary for the next match, replacing Mark Briscoe.
Nigel McGuinness bars The Young Bucks (Matt and Nick Jackson), "Unbreakable" Michael Elgin, Bobby Fish and The Kingdom (Maria Kanellis, Matt Taven, Michael Bennett) from ringside for the next match.
Adam Cole beats Kyle O'Reilly and AJ Styles. After the match, everyone who has previously been banned from ringside rush in and brawl after The Kingdom (Matt Taven and Michael Bennett) attack Kyle O'Reilly. Kyle O'Reilly and Adam Cole get a double Indytaker from AJ Styles and The Young Bucks (Matt and Nick Jackson), then AJ Styles stares down with Jay Lethal.
Subscribe to:
Posts (Atom)