Showing posts with label The Voros Twins. Show all posts
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Sunday, December 4, 2022

Championship Gold - Championship Wrestling presented by CarShield recap for December 4, 2022

Levi Shapiro vs. Dom Kubrick ends with Lord Crewe attacking Rob (who is accompanying Shapiro and Howdy Price) and El Primohenio Tribeca. After the match, Lord Crewe holds up Howdy Price, and Primohenio hesitates slightly before punching Howdy.

Reno Scum (Adam Thornstowe and Luster The Legend) retain the United World Tag Team Championships against The Voros Twins (Chris and Patrick Voros).

Backstage, Jack Farmer interviews Ju Dizz, who says that this all started because he did not want to join The Instituion ("Benevolent" Jack Banning, Freeman, Divine, Honest) and that Jack Banning wants followers to shield his insecurities. He then says that he has run through The Institution and has earned his hands around Jack Banning's throat, and that their match next week will be a war.

Savanna Stone beats Bryn Thorne.

Charles "R-Three" Cassus guests on commentary for the next match.

24K (Michael Hopkins and Miggy Rose) beat The Agents of Chaos (Bryce Saturn and Evan Daniels) by disqualification after Charles "R-Three" Cassus leaves the commentary table to shove Miggy Rose off the top rope. After the match, The Agents of Chaos and R-Three lay out 24K, then "Pretty" Peter Avalon shows up and stares R-Three down from the stage.

Backstage, Johnny Loquasto promotes a man named Pete to hard cam, then Danny Limelights shows up and congratulates Pete before meeting with Loquasto regarding the Golden Opportunity contract. Limelight says he does not want to wait until 2023 and that he wants to enter the new year as the United World Heavyweight Champion by winning the title at home in southern California. Loquasto says that Jordan Clearwater has yet to sign, so he can make that happen.

Before the next match, Zicky Dice attacks "BHK" Kevin Martenson from behind and throws him from the stage to the ring apron. Zicky Dice then entertains the idea of crushing Martenson's head between the ring post and the ring steps, but does not do it when the referees tell him not to. Zicky Dice then spits on Martenson as Martenson tries to get up, and as Zicky Dice tries to finish Martenson off early after the bell rings, Martenson kicks out.

"BHK" Kevin Martenson beats Zicky Dice - despite a destructive pre-match attack from behind - to become the United Heritage Champion!



Saturday, April 6, 2019

Honor Roll - Ring of Honor recap for April 6, 2019

Nick Aldis and Kamile guest on commentary for this week.

Dalton Castle and The Boys beat the team of Karl Fredericks, Clark Connors and Alex Coughlin.

We hear from "The Darewolf" PJ Black, who admits that he he entered ROH with a chip on his shoulder and that his loss against Bandido put him over the edge. He says that he tried to win by any means necessary, but it did not work in his favor, and that he did the opposite of what Ring of Honor is built upon. He has taken some time to think about how he has been doing things, and admits that he must do things different from here on, and that LifeBlood has exemplified the right way to go. PJ Black and Bandido will have their rematch in two weeks.

The Bouncers (The Beer City Bruiser and Brian Milonas) beat The Voros Twins (Chris and Patrick Voros).

We see backstage footage from 17th Anniversary Show where "The Last Real Man" Silas Young confronts and then attacks Johnathan Gresham as he is helped to the back.

We hear from The Briscoes (Jay and Mark Briscoe), who promise to qualify for the upcoming Crockett Cup next week.

"The Last Real Man" Silas Young beast Jonathan Gresham with an inside cradle after launching Gresham into referee Todd Sinclair, allowing Silas to hit Gresham with a low blow to ensure a win.