20 Years of Ring of Honor: The End

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Today in Ring of Honor History: October 8

- 2021: Ring of Honor aired their latest episode of television from Philadelphia, PA. In the main event, ROH World Champion Bandido and Rey Horus squared off against The OGK. Willow earned a shot at the ROH Women's World Championship by winning a Three-Way match over Angelina Love and Miranda Alize. And ROH World Six-Man Tag Team Champions S.O.S. took on Dalton Castle and Dak Draper while also having to contend with the ROH World Tag Team Champions La Facción Ingobernable.

Ring of Honor Wrestling: Ep. #525
[Date unknown]
2300 Arena
Philadelphia, PA
Aired: Oct. 8, 2021


- ROH World Champion: Bandido
- ROH Pure Champion: Josh Woods
- ROH World Television Champion: Dragon Lee
- ROH Women's World Champion: Rok-C
- ROH World Tag Team Champions: La Facción Ingobernable (Dragon Lee & Kenny King)
- ROH World Six-Man Tag Team Champions: Shane Taylor Promotions (Shane Taylor, Moses & Kaun)

Full episode
www.fite.tv/watch/roh-wrestling-episode-525/2pa7j/

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- Promo from S.O.S., saying they ain't busy, so Dalton Castle & Dak Draper can bring themselves to the front of the congregation. Shooters gonna shoot.

- Promo from Dalton Castle & Dak Draper, saying they've been busy and burning the candles from both ends. But just because they're exhausted doesn't mean they are ill prepared. They're going to make this match snappy, but exciting.

1. S.O.S. (Moses & Kaun) beat Dalton Castle & Dak Draper (w/Chicks). End of the match Moses threw Castle over the guardrail, then S.O.S. hit a Cointel on Draper, with Kaun getting the pin. Post match La Facción Ingobernable ran out and attacked S.O.S., then took a picture of themselves standing over Kaun to send to Rush. After recovering, Moses said it seems LFI didn't learn their lesson at "Death Before Dishonor XVIII" [9/12/21], so S.O.S. is challenging those two bitches for the ROH World Tag Team Championship. There's a saying "when one dies, a thousand rise", but for LFI, Shane Taylor Promotions is bringing two body bags.

- Promo from Willow, saying the Three-Way match feels like a Christmas present. Willow didn't know what her future in Ring of Honor was, but now if she wins this match and then another match, she could be the ROH Women's World Champion. Willow is going to make the most of this, because she's just a happy kid ready to go.

- Promo from Miranda Alize, saying she doesn't know why she has to be in a match with Angelina Love and some other wrestler whose name she neither remembers nor cares about. What she does know is little miss innocent Rok-C has her hands on Alize's property, the ROH Women's World Championship. Alize will go through every wrestler in the locker room and do whatever it takes to get her hands on Rok-C and become the champion.

2. Willow beat Angelina Love (w/Mandy Leon) and Miranda Alize in a Three-Way match to win a shot at the ROH Women's World Championship. End of the match Love took out both opponents with a dive to the floor. Love then picked up Willow and rolled her into the ring for a pin attempt, but only got a two count. As Alize was trying to get back into the ring, Leon grabbed her foot to hold her in place, allowing Love to give her a Botox Injection and knocking her off the ring apron. However, doing so left Love open for Willow to roll her up for the win.

- Promo from The OGK, saying as wrestling fans, they're excited for their match against ROH World Champion Bandido & Rey Horus. But as wrestlers, they're even more excited, because a win over them will catapult The OGK in the Tag Division rankings. The OGK said they respect Bandido & Horus, and Bandido is carrying a title that both of them want, but right now they're focused on winning the ROH World Tag Team Championship.

- Promo from ROH World Champion Bandido & Rey Horus, saying The OGK are a bad ass team, but they're a bad ass team too. The Most Wanted and the Sun of Tijuana are coming for everything.

3. The OGK (Matt Taven & Mike Bennett) beat Bandido & Rey Horus. Bennett pinned Horus after a Backpack Stunner/Flying Knee combo.

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Today in Ring of Honor History: October 9

- 2009: Ring of Honor held "Clash of the Contenders" in Collinsville, IL. The show was named after Kenny Omega and ROH World Tag Team Champion Davey Richards, two of the top contenders for the ROH World Championship who faced off against each other for the first time in Ring of Honor. Despite being the namesake of the show, their match was not the main event. That spot went to Austin Aries defending the ROH World Championship against a hometown hero. Aries hoped to make things easy that night by rigging the "A Double L Double" (Austin Aries Lucky Lottery) to have him face Daizee Haze, but Jim Cornette put the kibosh on those plans, using his authority as the new ROH on HDNet Executive Producer to order Aries to defend the title against Delirious instead. Having exhausted his chances to win the ROH World Tag Team Championship, a dejected Kevin Steen's attempts to rebound came up short when a relaxed pin attempt cost him a match against Roderick Strong. Rhett Titus and Kenny King evened the score with The Young Bucks by defeating them in a rematch from "Manhattan Mayhem III" [6/13/09]. Tyler Black squared off against Chris Hero, The Briscoes took on The House of Truth, SHIMMER Champion MsChif faced SHIMMER Tag Team Champion Nicole Matthews in a showcase match, and Ace Steel wrestle his final match in Ring of Honor, competing in a Four Corner Survival with Claudio Castagnoli, Petey Williams, and his longtime friend and fellow Second City Saint Colt Cabana.

- 2014: ROH held "ROH Unauthorized: Michael Bennett's Bachelor Party - Hosted by Adam Cole" in Chicago, IL. As with the first Unauthorized a year before ["A Night of Hoopla" - 7/11/13], the show as a lighthearted affair held for fun instead of advancing storylines. Host Adam Cole (who booked the show), bachelor Michael Bennett (who was marrying Maria Kanellis the next day) and fellow Kingdom member Matt Taven (who is Matt Taven) enjoyed the show for the most part, exchanging a few gifts, having a couple lap dances, and drinking a ton of alcohol. However, it backfired at the end of the night when their liquid courage got their drunk asses in a Six-Man Tag Team match with The Briscoes and the returning Rhino (in what would be his final Ring of Honor appearance). The Kingdom was having a such a good time that night that they even added an honorary fourth member, Cheeseburger, who nearly drank his weight in vodka, Jack Daniels and beer. Unfortunately, Cheeseburger's tenure in The Kingdom was short lived thanks to Mad Man Pondo, who was brought in as a surprise by Cole due to being Bennett's second favorite wrestler, showing more interest in Cheeseburger than Bennett. As punishment for that, The Kingdom ordered a drunk Cheeseburger to face Tommaso Ciampa. When the match ended shorter than expected due to Pondo accidently knocking out Cheeseburger with a Stop sign (he was aiming for Ciampa), Delirious made a surprise appearance to face Ciampa instead. While several of the wrestlers seemed to be having a good time that night, one person who didn't was Mark Briscoe, who was not allowed to drink all night due to losing a singles match to dude bro Roderick Strong (though being sober did end up helping him in the impromptu main event). Mark actually got to be in three bouts that night, as he ending the show by perfectly playing an idiot and fighting with a confetti cannon he couldn't get to work. ACH and Cedric Alexander, who were proclaimed "the biggest buzzkills in Ring of Honor" by Jimmy Jacobs, faced each other in what was considered the best match of the night, with Michael Bennett personally awarding them five stars (which they did not accept). Veda Scott teamed with Heather Patera and Leah Von Dutch in a Six-Woman Tag Team match against Taeler Hendrix, Scarlett Bordeaux and the debuting Crazy Mary Dobson. And wrestler-turned-manager Truth Martini dabbled in some Juventud Guerrera cosplay to team with ROH World Television Champion Jay Lethal against ROH World Tag Team Champions reDRagon, and he was so fired up to be back in the ring he repeatedly attacked his own partner without realizing it.

- 2020: ROH aired their latest episode of television from Baltimore, MD. The ROH Pure Championship Tournament kicked off the quarter finals with ROH World Tag Team Champion Jay Lethal taking on David Finlay, and his tag team partner Jonathan Gresham facing Matt Sydal in what is, to date, Sydal's final match in Ring of Honor.

- 2021: Jonathan Gresham headed across the pond to face Chris Ridgeway in a Pure Rules match at Wrestle Carnival's "PURE" in Nottingham, England. The match would later be featured on Ring of Honor's Week by Week [Ep. #75 - aired 10/26/21].

"Clash of the Contenders"
October 9, 2009
One Gateway Center
Collinsville, IL


- ROH World Champion: Austin Aries
- ROH World Tag Team Champions: The American Wolves (Davey Richards & Eddie Edwards)

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D. Jordan McEntyre & ?? beat the Bravado Brothers (Lance & Harlem Bravado)

D. Grizzly Redwood beat Tony Kozina

D. Bobby Dempsey, Alex Payne & Mike Sydal beat Aaron Scott, Muscle Machine & Shawn Schultz in a Six-Man Tag Team match

- Promo from a subdued Kevin Steen, saying he isn't going to sugarcoat it, he & El Generico failed in regaining the ROH World Tag Team Championship in Ladder War II ["Glory by Honor VII: The Final Countdown" - 9/26/09]. As for why they loss, with everything that's gone on between them and The American Wolves this past year, and especially after breaking Eddie Edwards' elbow ["Final Countdown Tour: Boston" - 9/25/09], Steen was so focus on hurting the Wolves he wasn't even thinking about winning the titles. That's a problem, because Steen & Generico were made for tag team wrestling. Ever since the Ladder War, Steen's been wondering where he & Generico go from here. He'd like to say tonight is a new beginning for them and a chance to show why they deserve another shot at the titles, but he can't because Generico is in Japan, and he's facing Roderick Strong in a singles match. Steen honestly doesn't know what to expect in his match tonight, because he's been relying on Generico for a long time, and Strong is one of the best in ROH. Steen is going to give it his all, and hopes he comes out on top.

- New ROH on HDNet Executive Producer Jim Cornette came out to address the fans, saying the reason he's in Ring of Honor is to bring his experience and credibility to the wrestling of the future. Instead of listening to what the fans want, the big companies with their big checkbooks tell their fans what they're going to like. Jim Cornette and Ring of Honor, on the other hands, are going to give the fans what they want to see, and that's professional wrestling done right. Cornette told the fans to let him and ROH know the wrestlers and wrestling they want to see, and they will take the fans' suggestions into consideration because they want to give the fans the product they want.

1. Roderick Strong beat Kevin Steen. Finish saw Steen hit a Package Piledriver, but instead of hooking the leg, Steen just leaned back on Strong for a pin. The inadequate cover allowed Strong to hook Steen's arms and legs, and roll him over for a crucifix pin for the win.

2. MsChif beat Nicole Matthews

- Dave Prazak brought out ROH World Champion Austin Aries for the "A Double L Double", Austin Aries Lucky Lottery. Aries said everyone knows he only puts stiff competition in the A Double L Double, and tonight may be the stiffest yet. Aries took out the hat and drew a name, a name of a hometown favorite who has been in Ring of Honor for years but has never received a shot at the ROH World Championship…Daizee Haze! Haze came out with Delirious and told Aries that Delirious has been working his ass off training, but instead Aries wants to wrestle her? Aries told her it was the luck of the draw, and she got lucky…and if Delirious wasn't here right now, instead of wrestling, Haze would get lucky again. Delirious grabbed the microphone and said…something. "All the way back home to St. Louis" and "why don't you wrestle…Delirious". Aries told Delirious he knows he's been training with lumberjacks and the Briscoes, but he's still not quite ready for a match for the ROH World Championship, so unfortunately Aries can't give him a title shot. Jim Cornette came out and said Aries is "as full of shit as a Christmas turkey" for wanting to face Daizee Haze instead of Delirious. Cornette told Aries as ROH World Champion he represents Ring of Honor, and as such he is supposed to conduct himself with honor instead of pully phony names out of a hat. Aries said he can't give Delirious a title shot, but Cornette can, because his job is to give the fans what they want, and it seems the fans want to see Delirious challenge for the ROH World Championship.

- Video of Claudio Castagnoli conducting a press conference in German before the show, discussing his Four Corner Survival match. The only person in attendance was Mr. Ernesto Osiris.

3. Claudio Castagnoli (w/Mr. Ernesto Osiris) beat Ace Steel, Colt Cabana and Petey Williams in a Four Corner Survival match. Finish saw Williams attempt a Canadian Destroyer on Castagnoli, but Castagnoli pushed him off. Steel, who was on the top rope, then went for a Missile Dropkick on Castagnoli, but Castagnoli sidestepped him and Steel kicked Williams in the leg. Castagnoli immediately picked up Steel for a Ricola Bomb for the win.

- Promo from Rhett Titus & Kenny King, with King saying when it comes to the two young up and comers, you're going to get three things: the quads, the bods, and the long, fat 12-inch…Titus cut him off and told him to keep it "family friendly", but King said he was just talking about a 12-inch foot in your ass. King said they've been a little off track recently (if you looked as good as they did, you'd be distracted too), but tonight the train is running over The Young Bucks. Titus said the reason they lost to the Bucks at "Manhattan Mayhem III" [6/13/09] was because they were more concerned about banging biddies in the catwalk than they were about wrestling. Tonight they're focused, and the buck stops here.

4. The Briscoes (Jay & Mark Briscoe) beat The House of Truth (Christin Able & Josh Raymond w/Truth Martini). End of the match Martini got in the ring and tried to punch Jay, but Jay ducked it and whipped Martini into the turnbuckle, which sent him flying out of the ring. The Briscoes then hit a Spiked J-Driller on Raymond for the win.

- Promo from Kenny Omega, saying he always hears Davey Richards talking about how "the hunt is on". Richards is a broken record saying the same thing over and over, and it's not creative. However, "The American Wolf" could be no more applicable to Richards, because gosh darn it, Omega feels like Little Red Riding Hood. Little Red Riding Hood's grandma told her not to go into the woods because there was a dangerous wolf, and what happened? The wolf killed the grandma. Well after Richards' killed Omega's grandma, Kenny has no goddamn choice but to come and get him! Richards may have Omega in his crosshairs, but Omega has his red cape, which is symbolism for his wrestling gear, and his basket full of tricks, of which there are plenty. By hook or by crook, Omega might just sneak away with a win.

5. Kenny Omega beat Davey Richards (w/Shane Hagadorn). Finish saw Omega counter a DR-Driver attempt into a small package. Post match Richards yelled at ROH owner Cary Silkin, saying that finish was bullshit because he kicked out at two. Richards stormed out of the building, and said the sun shines on a dog's ass every once in a while. Kenny Omega didn't get a win tonight, what he did was piss off Richards. Richards is going to make an example out of Omega, and everyone else who gets in his way. Richards got soft tonight with Eddie Edwards not being by his side, but he's starting anew. He's going to get his win back against Omega, and then he's going to get his ROH World Tag Team Championship belt a brother: the ROH World Championship.

6. Rhett Titus & Kenny King beat The Young Bucks (Matt & Nick Jackson). Finish saw Matt pick up King for More Bang for Your Buck, but as he did Titus reached over and blind tagged himself in. As soon as Matt hit the Moonsault on King, Titus rolled him to and pinned him while holding the tights.

7. Tyler Black beat Chris Hero (w/Shane Hagadorn). Finish saw Hero grab Black for a Death Blow, but Black countered into God's Last Gift.

8. Austin Aries (c) beat Delirious (w/Daizee Haze) to retain the ROH World Championship. Near the end of the match Delirious shot Aries into the ropes for a clothesline, but Aries ducked it and hit a Heat Seeking Missile on Haze. When Delirious went to check on her, Aries gave him a Brainbuster on the floor. After making a comeback, finish saw Delirious go for Shadows Over Hell, but Aries kicked him in the head as he was coming down. Aries then hit a Brainbuster for the win.

"ROH Unauthorized: Michael Bennett's Bachelor Party - Hosted by Adam Cole"
October 9, 2014
115 Bourbon Street
Chicago, IL


- ROH World Champion: Jay Briscoe
- ROH World Television Champion: Jay Lethal
- ROH World Tag Team Champions: reDRagon (Kyle O'Reilly & Bobby Fish)

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- Host Adam Cole came out and asked who's ready for a bachelor party, bay bay. Actually he didn't care, because tonight is about The Kingdom, and more importantly Michael Bennett. Cole told the fans to drink as much as they like, but be responsible if they're going to get behind the wheel of a car…however that might not be a problem, because it doesn't look like any of them can afford a car. Cole brought out Steve Corino for commentary and offered to shake his hand, but Corino opted for a hug instead, which Cole seemed uncomfortable with. Cole then brought out BJ Whitmer, who will be acting as the bouncer tonight. Next Cole brought out Matt Taven, who had a couple buckets of beer and a bottle of Jack Daniels, followed by the man of the hour, Michael Bennett. Cole & Taven gave Bennett a crown, which Bennett liked because it reminded him of Jerry "The King" Lawler. Like Lawler, Bennett uses a Piledriver as a finisher, but unlike Lawler, Bennett doesn't like 15-year-old girls. They then gave Bennett some flashing LED gloves to make his pose even more awesome. Cole went to start the show, but Bennett made them do a shot of Jack Daniels first. The Kingdom then took a seat at ringside, and led the fans in booing referee Todd Sinclair when he came out to officiate the first match.

- ROH World Tag Team Champions reDRagon came out for their non-title match against The House of Truth, and during their ring introduction Adam Cole pointed out they're not as good as Future Shock was.

1. reDRagon (Kyle O'Reilly & Bobby Fish) beat The House of Truth (Jay Lethal & Truth Martini). On commentary Steve Corino pointed out Martini's ring gear and bandana made him look like Juventud Guerrera. Mid-match Martini got so fired up he started armdragging everyone, including Lethal and the referee. Martini then tried to suplex Lethal, but the referee stopped him and Lethal wanted to know what the hell is his problem. O'Reilly made Martini tap to a Cross Armbreaker. Post match reDRagon did a shot with The Kingdom.

- Adam Cole introduced Cheeseburger, who for one night only is an honorary member of The Kingdom.

2. Veda Scott, Heather Patera & Leah Von Dutch beat Taeler Hendrix, Scarlett Bordeaux & Crazy Mary Dobson in a Six-Woman Tag Team match. Throughout the match The Kingdom would toss money into the ring (which was mostly picked up by the referee), with Matt Taven getting in the ring at one point and making it rain during a pin attempt. Scott pinned Bordeaux with a bridging Saito Suplex. Post match The Kingdom ordered bouncer BJ Whitmer to make the referee give them their money back, as it was not meant for him. When the referee got caught trying to palm the money while turning out his pockets to show he didn't have it, Matt Taven ordered Cheeseburger to rough him up. At that point, the referee dropped the money and ran.

- The Kingdom did a shot of vodka with Cheeseburger…then Adam Cole ordered him to do two more. Michael Bennett wanted it upped to four, but Cole didn't want him to die, so they split the difference at three. Matt Taven had to help Cheeseburger with the last one, which got a slow-mo replay. After they were finished doing shots, Cole segued into his most anticipated match of the night: Roderick Strong vs. Mark Briscoe in a match where the loser can't drink for the whole night. Strong came out in a polo shirt and tight khaki shorts, causing Cole to proclaim him the best dressed tonight (while Steve Corino wanted to know "what in the Bill Watts is he wearing?"). Mark came out in traditional Briscoes attire, which Strong chastised him for, because the group text said to come dressed to impress. Strong said there's no way he's going to lose tonight, because he's wearing his favorite drinking outfit.

3. Roderick Strong beat Mark Briscoe in a "Loser Can't Drink Alcohol" match. Finish saw both wrestlers trying different pin attempts, until Strong won with a small package. Post match Strong quickly rolled out of the ring to get a beer, while Matt Taven sprayed Silly String all over Mark, who kept screaming "Nooooo! Whyyyyyyyy?!" Mark then did a sad Charlie Brown walk to the back.

- Adam Cole ordered bouncer BJ Whitmer to go around the bar and start randomly checking ID's. They tried checking one girl's ID, but Cole said she was good because she was wearing a Michael Bennett t-shirt. After they were done checking ID's, Cole made Bennett get in the ring for a special surprise. Cole said he wasn't able to get Bennett's favorite wrestler, but he was able to get his second favorite, an underground legend who Bennett has patented his style around…Mad Man Pondo! Pondo came out and immediately blew off Bennett to go hug Cheeseburger, which got the rest of The Kingdom hot. Cole ordered a very drunk Cheeseburger to get into the ring and began yelling at him, saying they made him honorary member and suddenly he gets a big head, and Pondo loves him. Cole said he seems to be a little froggy after a couple of drinks, so he wasn't planning on it, but he's going to put Cheeseburger in a match right now against a psychopath.

4. Tommaso Ciampa vs. Cheeseburger (w/Mad Man Pondo) ended in a no contest [or as Adam Cole put it, "The winner is definitely not Cheeseburger"]. Just before the referee rang the bell to start the match, Cheeseburger asked for a quick time out to get a drink. Cheeseburger took a big swig of beer, and then spit it in Ciampa's face. The match was thrown out when Pondo got in the ring and tried to hit Ciampa with a Stop sign, but Ciampa moved out of the way and Pondo hit Cheeseburger in the head with it instead. Post match Pondo tried to hit Ciampa again, but Ciampa kicked the Stop sign free and gave Pondo a DDT onto it. As Ciampa began celebrating, Delirious' music hit.

5. Tommaso Ciampa beat Delirious. Mid-match the two began fighting around ringside, before making their way over to The Kingdom's table, where Delirious grabbed a pink unicorn piñata and hit Ciampa over the head with it. Delirious then began throwing things at The Kingdom, and they bailed to the back. Later on Delirious crawled under the ring, with Ciampa following after him. When Ciampa came back out, he was wearing a Delirious mask, which Delirious did not appreciate as evident by his loud "What the hell?! No! That's my shit!" Finish saw Delirious go for a running clothesline on Ciampa, but Ciampa kneed him in the face and pinned him. Post match Cheeseburger & Mad Man Pondo came out to check on Delirious and help him to the back.

- The Kingdom came back out, and Adam Cole introduced one of the most respected people in the locker room, Jimmy Jacobs. Cole said Jacobs knows how important this night is, and he also knows how important it is that ROH wrestlers know how to have a really good time, because they party like it's 1999 all the time. Since The Kingdom respects Jacobs so much, they want his honest opinion: who are the biggest buzzkills in the Ring of Honor locker room? Jacobs said anyone who knows him knows he loves to party, and when he broke into the business, wrestling was about living the life of a rockstar. Somewhere along the way kids came into the business who didn't want to live like rockstars, they wanted to be athletes. While Jacobs wants to party until 6 AM, they want to wake up at 6 AM to do a bunch of cardio and eat chicken breasts and egg whites. Therefore, the biggest buzzkills in the locker room are those nerds ACH and Cedric Alexander. They've traded drinking for video games, and ring rats for a wife. Jacobs had to admit that while they're boring as hell in the locker room, they're exciting as hell in the ring and represent what ROH is all about. Jacobs told them to came out and tear the house down, while he goes and gets some drinks. ACH came out and got Adam Cole to do the Carlton with him, then acted like he wanted a high five before leaving Cole hanging.

6. Cedric Alexander beat ACH. Post match fans chanted "That was awesome" while Adam Cole held up a sign reading "I booked this". A drunk Michael Bennett drew five stars on a sign and got in the ring to give it to Alexander and ACH, but Alexander ripped it in half, which hurt Bennett's feelings.

- Adam Cole & Matt Taven brough a chair into the ring, and Cole told Bennett to take a seat. It took Bennett a couple of seconds, because he was distracted by the fact that he and Taven were wearing the same shoes. Cole said this is Bennett's bachelor party, but it wouldn't be a proper bachelor party without a lap dance. Cole told participant #1 to come out, and a woman got into the ring and gave Bennett a lap dance. Cole then asked participant #2 to come out…and J. Diesel came and began grinding on Bennett (who didn't like it) before stripping. Cole then asked for participant #3 (a woman) to give Bennett a lap dance, at which point the bride-to-be Maria Kanellis came out and pushed him out of the chair. Maria yelled at Bennett, who put the blame on Cole, so Maria began yelling at him as well. Maria then ordered Participant #3 to sit in the chair, then took her dress off and began giving her a lap dance. For some reason Bennett didn't like it, so he ordered bouncer BJ Whitmer to ejected the dancers and Diesel from the building. Bennett sat in chair so Maria would dance for him, but Maria refused. Maria told him the wedding is going to be beautiful, but he's going to have to wait for the honeymoon to be orgasmic. Bennett fell out of the chair on that one, and The Kingdom revived him with some Jack Daniels (which caused him to Hulk up) while Maria went to the back. Cole then asked who was ready to see ROH World Champion Jay Briscoe get his ass beat in the main event.

7. Jay Briscoe vs. Rhino ended in a no contest in a No Disqualification match. Mid-match a drunk Adam Cole got on the ring apron and tried to hand Rhino a chair, ordering him hit Jay with it. When Rhino refused, Cole said he's the one in charge tonight, and so when he tells you to do something, you do it. Rhino grabbed the chair, but then walked to the other side of the ring and dropped it on the floor. Cole didn't like that, so he got in the ring and started pushing Rhino, yelling at him to do as he's told. Rhino responded by punching Cole in the face and saying he does what he wants to do. The Kingdom got in the ring and began attacking Rhino and Jay, until a sober Mark Briscoe made the save. Jay grabbed the microphone and said after all they've drunk tonight, The Kingdom probably think they're some bad motherf***ers. They're calling this Michael Bennett's bachelor party, but it ain't a party until somebody gets their ass whooped, so Jay's challenging them to a Six-Man Tag Team match. The Kingdom said no and tried to leave out the back of the building, but the Briscoes & Rhino went after them.

8. The Briscoes (Jay & Mark Briscoe) & Rhino beat The Kingdom (Adam Cole, Michael Bennett & Matt Taven) in a Six-Man Tag Team match. Midway through the match Cole tried to pick Rhino up off the mat, but Rhino punched him in the stomach, and Cole had to quickly tag out because it looked like he's gonna puuuuuke. A few minutes later Taven hit a kick on Rhino, then suddenly said he had to pee and began to undo his pants. Taven tried to pee in the corner, while The Kingdom tried to stop him by getting him to realize he's not in the bathroom. As The Kingdom tried to fix Taven's pants, Rhino tagged out to Jay, who began repeatedly punching all three Kingdom members until they had to hold each other up (as they never fixed Taven's pants, they gradually slid down until they were down by his ankles). Jay then bounced off the ropes for a move, but instead of doing one, he simply blew on The Kingdom and they all fell over. Mark hit a Froggy Bow on Taven, followed by Rhino hitting a Gore on Cole, and lastly Jay giving Bennett a J-Driller on the Title of Love for the win. Post match Jay thought he finally got his custom "Real ROH World Championship" belt back, but Maria Kanellis ran out and yanked it away. Jay told Bennett he hopes he enjoyed his bachelor party, because the Briscoes & Rhino sure as hell did. Jay told The Kingdom the problem is they don't know how to handle their liquor, spending all night drinking and thinking they're bad asses, only to get their asses whooped. The entire time Jay was talking, Mark kept trying to get a confetti cannon to go off, even going so far as to bang it around and hit it on things, but with no luck. Jay thanked the fans for coming out and told them to get home safe by getting a ride instead of driving if they've been drinking. Jay then said here's to Michael Bennett and his wedding, and which point Mark got the (perfectly timed) confetti cannon to go off.

Ring of Honor Wrestling: Ep. #473
[Date unknown]
UMBC Event Center
Baltimore, MD
Aired: Oct. 9, 2020


- ROH World Champion: Rush
- ROH World Television Champion: Dragon Lee
- ROH World Tag Team Champions: Jay Lethal & Jonathan Gresham
- ROH World Six-Man Tag Team Champions: MexiSquad (Bandido, Flamita & Rey Horus)

Full episode
www.fite.tv/watch/roh-wrestling-episode-473/2p87b/

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1. Jay Lethal beat David Finlay to advance to the semifinals of the ROH Pure Championship Tournament

2. Jonathan Gresham beat Matt Sydal to advance to the semifinals of the ROH Pure Championship Tournament


Detailed results
www.rohwrestling.com/news/roh-recap-pure-title-tournament-block-semifinals-jay-lethal-beats-david-finlay-jonathan-gresham

Wrestle Carnival "PURE"
October 9, 2021
Portland Centre
Nottingham, England
Aired: Oct. 26, 2021 [ROH Week by Week: Ep. #75]




7. Pure Rules match: Jonathan Gresham vs. Chris Ridgeway

Result

SPOILER: Click to show

{Spoiler}{Spoiler}Jonathan Gresham vs. Chris Ridgeway ended in a double count out in a Pure Rules match

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Today in Ring of Honor History: October 10

- 2009: Ring of Honor held "Survival of the Fittest 2009" in Indianapolis, IN. After beating Kenny King in the first round, Tyler Black, in a controversial finish, outlasted 2005 winner Roderick Strong, 2006 winner Delirious, 2007 winner Chris Hero, Claudio Castagnoli and Colt Cabana to win the fifth Survival of the Fittest tournament. Other participants included Kenny Omega, Kevin Steen, Petey Williams and Rhett Titus. Delirious made history in the tournament, as due to his performance challenging for the ROH World Championship the night before, Jim Cornette gave him a bye and automatically advanced him to the Six-Way Elimination match, making him the only wrestler ever to advance to the finals of Survival of the Fittest without winning an opening round match. In non-tournament action, ROH World Champion Austin Aries and ROH World Tag Team Champion Davey Richards teamed up to face The Briscoes, while The Young Bucks squared off with The House of Truth. And in a pre-show dark match, future WWE wrestler Ricochet, who a year later would go on to be a major player for Ring of Honor's rival promotion Dragon Gate USA/EVOLVE, stepped into an ROH ring for the only time in his career, teaming with Bobby Dempsey and Kyle O'Reilly in a Six-Man Tag Team match against Aaron Scott, Shawn Schultz and Tommy Mercer (a.k.a. former TNA wrestler Crimson).

"Survival of the Fittest 2009"
October 10, 2009
Indiana State Fairgrounds
Indianapolis, IN


- ROH World Champion: Austin Aries
- ROH World Tag Team Champions: The American Wolves (Davey Richards & Eddie Edwards)

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D. Bobby Dempsey, Kyle O'Reilly & Ricochet beat Aaron Scott, Shawn Schultz & Tommy Mercer (w/??) in a Six-Man Tag Team match. Dempsey pinned Schultz after a Death Valley Driver.

D. Grizzly Redwood beat Kliff Hanger

- Jim Cornette came out and talked about the history of professional wrestling Indiana, including it being the birthplace of his idol Bobby "The Brain" Heenan. Several years ago Cornette finally got to work with Heenan thanks to Ring of Honor ["All-Star Extravaganza 2" - 12/4/04]. Cornette's taken money from the big promotions in the past, but now he's back in ROH because, just like he said years ago, Ring of Honor is the wrestling of the future. The big promotions tells the fans what they have to like, while ROH gives the fans what they want. Cornette then shifted gears to address last night, when he chose Delirious to challenge for the ROH World Championship after Austin Aries initially used the "A Double L Double" (Austin Aries Lucky Lottery) to select Daizee Haze to be his challenger. Delirious gave Aries everything he had, but unfortunately Aries managed to pull it out a win and retain the title. Still, Delirious not only impressed the fans last night, he impressed Cornette, who thinks he deserves a chance to earn another shot at Aries. Since it wouldn't be fair to play favorites and just give Delirious another title match, what Cornette has done instead is given Delirious a bye into the finals of Survival of the Fittest, which if he wins will earn him another shot against Austin Aries.

- Promo from Claudio Castagnoli, who asked who is the fittest person in Ring of Honor? That's right, it's Claudio Castagnoli. Who is the strongest person in Ring of Honor? Claudio Castagnoli. Who is the greatest athlete in Ring of Honor? Claudio Castagnoli. Castagnoli then went off in German, before realizing most people probably can't understand what he's saying. What he said was he brought along some popcorn, but it's not for eating, because you don't get to look like he does by eating popcorn. Castagnoli said it's to show what he's going to do against his opponents in Survival of the Fittest tonight. Castagnoli dumped some of the popcorn out on a table, and began smashing it.

- The House of Truth came out, and Truth Martini said when they wake up in the morning, they look at themselves with respect, unlike the fans. They set goals and accomplish them, unlike the fans. They are winners at life, unlike the fans. That's the truth, and you can't handle the truth.

1. The Young Bucks (Matt & Nick Jackson) beat The House of Truth (Christin Able & Josh Raymond w/Truth Martini). End of the match the referee became distracted, so Martini got in the ring, took off his boot, and tried to hit Matt with it. Matt moved out of the way, and Martini accidently hit Raymond in the head instead. Upset by the screwup, Martini threw down his boot in disgust, but accidently did it right on his bare foot, and rolled out of the ring in pain. The Bucks then hit More Bang for Your Buck on Raymond for the win.

- Promo from Colt Cabana, saying Survival of the Fittest is the biggest tournament ROH runs every year. Cabana takes it very seriously, because he is a fan of Survivor. He watches every season, he's a big Johnny Fairplay fan, and it just so happens he brought Johnny Fairplay to the show tonight. Alex Payne told Cabana to stop calling him "Johnny Fairplay", and walked away. Cabana shrugged it off and said he will survive.

2. Colt Cabana beat Kevin Steen to advance to the finals of Survival of the Fittest. Mid-match Steen injured his knee on a Missile Dropkick. Finish saw Steen go for a Swanton, but Cabana got his knees up to block, then pinned him. Post match Steen rolled to the side of the ring and grabbed his knee, with referees coming out to check on him and help him to the back.

- Promo from Roderick Strong, saying he's going through a case of déjà vu. It's Survival of the Fittest, he's been on a roll having great matches, but will he ever win the "big game" and become ROH World Champion? It's just like 2005, when people were asking the same questions, and the answer then turned out to be no. Now it's four year later, and he's a much better wrest2ler. Tonight is not just an opportunity to prove this year has not been a fluke, it's an opportunity to prove Roderick Strong is better than ever. Strong will win Survival of the Fittest and earn a title shot tonight, and come 2010, he will be the new ROH World Champion.

3. Roderick Strong beat Rhett Titus to advance to the finals of Survival of the Fittest

4. Tyler Black beat Kenny King to advance to the finals of Survival of the Fittest. Finish saw King go for the Shotgun Knees in the corner, but Black moved out of the way, causing King to crash into the turnbuckle. Black then hit a superkick for the win.

- Promo from Petey Williams, saying tonight in Survival of the Fittest he's facing Claudio Castagnoli. Williams and Castagnoli have faced twice before ["The Final Countdown Tour: Boston" - 9/25/09; "Clash of the Contenders" - 10/9/09] (both of which were Four Corner Survival matches), and both times Castagnoli screwed Williams out of winning. Williams knows Castagnoli has the talent and charisma to not have to be like that. Castagnoli says he's "Very European", well Williams is very Canadian, and his Canuck clan can go toe to toe with Castagnoli's European entourage. Ring of Honor is place where stars like Austin Aries, Davey Richards and Claudio Castagnoli are born, but it's also a place where stars a reborn, with guys like James Gibson and Jerry Lynn. Soon, the "Maple Leaf Muscle" will be added to that list. Tonight Williams and Castagnoli are going to take it to the ring, to the streets, or wherever Williams needs to go to get his revenge. Then he's going on to win the finals, and he's going to go on to be the next ROH World Champion.

5. Claudio Castagnoli (w/Mr. Ernesto Osiris) beat Petey Williams to advance to the finals of Survival of the Fittest. End of the match Williams tried to go for a Canadian Destroyer, but Castagnoli grabbed hold of the referee's leg to block it. Williams let go to roll the referee out of the way, allowing Castagnoli to hit a low blow followed by a European Uppercut for the win.

6. Chris Hero (w/Shane Hagadorn) beat Kenny Omega to advance to the finals of Survival of the Fittest. Finish saw Hero charge at Omega in the corner. Omega flipped over him to get out of the way, but Hero quickly turned around and hit a running elbow for the win.

- ROH World Champion Austin Aries came out for his tag team match with ROH World Tag Team Champion Davey Richards against the Briscoes, and fans began chanting "Austin Pervert". Aries said it's obvious they haven't been keeping up with the shows, because if they had, they would know it's "Austin Asshole". As such, he's going to give a little history lesson on how we got to this match. Originally Richards was supposed to team with Eddie Edwards against the Briscoes, but Edwards broke his elbow and is out of action. With Edwards gone, Aries found out that Richards was going to cash in his title shot for the ROH World Championship tonight instead of facing the Briscoes. If there is one thing that Jim Cornette has said about Aries that is true, it's that he knows when to play politics. Aries went to Richards and told him he needs more friends than enemies until Edwards gets back, and so tonight Aries will be his partner. Richards told Aries they're not friends, and after this match is over he's coming for the ROH World Championship. Aries said that was fine, and he knows fans like chanting "Next World Champ" at Richards, but the problem is Aries is the current ROH World Champion, and as long as he is, there isn't a chance in hell Richards will be the next one. Aries said for now, though, they should work together and focus on the chicken farmers.

7. The Briscoes (Jay & Mark Briscoe) beat Austin Aries & Davey Richards (w/Shane Hagadorn). Aries & Richards' egos got in the way of them working well together, especially near the end. Finish saw Aries setup Jay in the corner for move, but Richards began arguing with him over who gets to actually attack Jay. Aries told him to move so he could hit his running dropkick, but Richards pushed him away and charged at Jay, who countered by backdropping Richards over the top rope to the ring apron. Richards landed on his feet and kicked Jay in the head, then climbed up on the turnbuckle and held him in place so Aries could do his dropkick. However, Jay managed to move out of the way, and Aries accidently dropkicked Richards in the head instead. Jay picked up Aries for a Doomsday Device, but Aries raked his eyes to get free, and rolled out of the ring. Aries grabbed the ROH World Championship belt and tried heading to the back, but Mark ran across the ring and dove on him. The Briscoes then hit a Doomsday Device on Richards and went for the pin, which Aries didn't even try to break up as he was already walking to the back.

8. Tyler Black beat Chris Hero (w/Shane Hagadorn), Claudio Castagnoli (w/Mr. Ernesto Osiris), Colt Cabana, Delirious (w/Daizee Haze) and Roderick Strong in a Six-Way Elimination match to win Survival of the Fittest
- Castagnoli was eliminated by Cabana. End of the fall Cabana and Castagnoli kept attempting to pin each other with a backslide, when Hero ran over to elbow Cabana in the face. Just before he did, Cabana quickly spun around, causing Hero to elbow Castagnoli instead, which allowed Cabana to finally pull him over and pin him with a backslide.
- Cabana was eliminated by Delirious with rolled up immediately after he eliminated Castagnoli.
- Delirious was eliminated by Strong after a Sick Kick.
- Hero was eliminated by Black after a Bucklebomb followed by God's Last Gift.
- Strong was eliminated by Black. Finish saw Black give Strong a Bucklebomb followed by three superkicks and go for a pin, but Strong kicked out a two. Black then hit a fourth superkick and went for another pin. Strong appeared to kick out in time, but the referee said it was three and awarded the match to Black (which the fans didn't like). Post match Black said a lot of fans have been worried about the future of Ring of Honor with the departure of Bryan Danielson and Nigel McGuinness. Earlier Jim Cornette came out and said ROH is the future of wrestling, but Black said Cornette is wrong, because the future is now. Black said the fans are as much a part of the ROH revolution as the wrestlers, and they're going to take over the future of wrestling together. Black then said he owes Roderick Strong a rematch.

[mcmahonfan85]

Today in Ring of Honor History: October 11

- 2014: Ring of Honor held "Champions vs. All-Stars 2014" in Kalamazoo, MI. As the name suggests, the show saw the return of the Champions vs. All-Stars match, with ROH World Champion Jay Briscoe leading the team of ROH World Television Champion Jay Lethal and ROH World Tag Team Champions reDRagon to victory in the Eight-Man Elimination Tag over the All-Star team of Adam Cole, Roderick Strong, ACH and Tommaso Ciampa. Originally Mark Briscoe was scheduled to be on the All-Star team, but he was forced to withdraw from the match after contracting a bad case of poison ivy, and was replaced by Ciampa, who was officially returning from suspension after brutally attacking Kevin Kelly and Bobby Cruise at "Death Before Dishonor XII: Night 2" [8/23/14]. Jimmy Jacobs got a hero's welcome from his hometown fans in his match against Frankie Kazarian, while his Decade stablemate BJ Whitmer received a slightly colder reception in his match against Will Ferrara. Christopher Daniels met Cedric Alexander in a hard fought match, Matt Taven squared off with The Romantic Touch, and Tadarius Thomas, who was last seen walking out on The Decade [ROH TV: Ep. #161], struck out on his own in a match against Owen Travers.

"Champions vs. All-Stars 2014"
October 11, 2014
Wings Stadium Annex
Kalamazoo, MI


- ROH World Champion: Jay Briscoe
- ROH World Television Champion: Jay Lethal
- ROH World Tag Team Champions: reDRagon (Kyle O'Reilly & Bobby Fish)

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D. J. Diesel beat Buddy Hanlon

- ROH Matchmaker Nigel McGuinness came out to welcome the fans, and announced that Mark Briscoe got covered in poison ivy while he was hunting, and therefore is not medically cleared to compete in the Champions vs. All-Stars match. All-Star team captain Adam Cole interrupted and asked McGuinness if he really expects everyone to believe Mark isn't wrestling because of poison ivy. There are two reasons Mark isn't competing tonight, the first of which is he'd be facing his older brother ROH World Champion Jay Briscoe, and he doesn't want it proven one more time that baby brother isn't as good. The second reason is that, even though they'd be on the same team, Mark knows if he gets anywhere near Cole, Cole will kick his ass, and there's not a damn thing he can do about it. Mark came out with his arms wrapped up, and Cole quickly bailed out of the ring and told him not to touch him. Mark acted like he wanted to give Cole a hug, and chased him all the way to the back. With them gone, McGuinness said he wasn't lying about Mark, which means he needs to address who will be replacing him in the main event. Tommaso Ciampa came out and took the microphone away from McGuinness. Ciampa said Adam Cole likes to come out here and tell stories, but he's here simply to tell what keeps him up at night and drives him crazy, and that is trying to figure out what does he have to do to get Nigel McGuinness to pay attention to him for one second. The very first time Ciampa laced up a pair of wrestling boots ten years ago, what he wanted more than anything was an opportunity to wrestle in ROH. Well he worked his ass off, and he finally got it. Ciampa's goal then became to get his face on the posters, and he worked his ass off, and he finally got it. Next goal was to become a champion in ROH, and he worked his ass off and got it, but it wasn't enough. Ciampa figured with just a bit more, he could be "the guy" in Ring of Honor. So he worked harder, but for some reason it hasn't panned out like everything else did. Ciampa looked at what other top guys had done, and saw they begged and pleaded for an opportunity to run with the ball, so he put his pride aside and begged for an opportunity, and it didn't work. In frustration Ciampa went and attacked Kevin Kelley and Bobby Cruise ["Death Before Dishonor XII: Night 2" - 8/23/14], but somehow he's the bad guy in this situation. Ciampa worked his ass off and asked for an opportunity, and when he wasn't given one, he grabbed an opportunity and took it. Tonight is Champions vs. All-Stars, and despite no one in the locker room defining Ring of Honor All-Star more than Ciampa, he wasn't picked. Mark Briscoe was, but now that pussy can't fight because he has a stupid ass rash. Ciampa said he wants an opportunity and he deserves it, and he told McGuinness to do the right thing and give him what he's earned. McGuinness said Ciampa made some good points, and seeing as he was already at the top of list, he's got Mark Briscoe's spot. McGuinness then reminded Ciampa of the terms of his reinstatement from suspension, saying he's under a zero tolerance policy that will see him band for life from Ring of Honor if he lays a finger anyone besides his opponents in official matches.

1. BJ Whitmer beat Will Ferrara. Post match Whitmer acted like he wanted to shake Ferrara's hand, then punched him in the face and threw him out of the ring when he fell for it.

2. Tadarius Thomas beat Owen Travers

3. Christopher Daniels beat Cedric Alexander. Post match Daniels said since returning to ROH, people have been asking him which wrestlers he thinks are the future of Ring of Honor who will go on to carry the company. Daniels said it'd be easy to pick guys like Jay Briscoe, Jay Lethal, Adam Cole and reDRagon, as they are or have been champions here, but he just had a war with one of the toughest bastards in wrestling, so he has no problem saying Cedric Alexander is the future of Ring of Honor. Daniels said if he could wrestle matches like the one he just had every day until he dies, it would be an honor.

4. Jimmy Jacobs beat Frankie Kazarian. Post match Jacobs said the first time he saw professional wrestling was 23 years ago at Wings Stadium. Jacobs said he lived in Kalamazoo for ten years and graduated from Western Michigan University, and it means so much to him that the fans came out to support him. Jacobs then pointed out his parents, who were sitting in the crowd.



5. Matt Taven vs. The Romantic Touch

Result

SPOILER: Click to show

{Spoiler}{Spoiler}Matt Taven beat The Romantic Touch

6. The Champions (Jay Briscoe, Jay Lethal, Kyle O'Reilly & Bobby Fish) (w/Truth Martini) beat The All-Stars (Adam Cole, Roderick Strong, Tommaso Ciampa & ACH) in an Eight-Man Tag Team Elimination match
- Lethal was eliminated by ACH seconds into the match. Lethal and Briscoe were arguing about who would start the match, when the referee ordered Briscoe out of the ring. Briscoe got on the ring apron, then reached over the rope and pie faced Lethal, at which point ACH rolled Lethal up and pinned him.
- Ciampa was eliminated by disqualification. End of the fall Ciampa was in the ring with O'Reilly, when Fish slid one of the ROH World Tag Team Championship belts into the ring. As the referee was getting rid of the belt, Fish gave the other belt to O'Reilly, who tossed it to Ciampa and pulled an Eddie Guerrero. When the referee turned around and saw O'Reilly "knocked out", he disqualified Ciampa. After the elimination, O'Reilly stood back up, at which point Ciampa really did hit him in the head with the title belt. Ciampa followed that up by hitting Fish and Briscoe with the belt as well. Cole got in the ring to yell at Ciampa for that, so Ciampa hit Cole with the belt, followed by Strong and ACH. ROH Matchmaker Nigel McGuinness got in the ring, and Ciampa nearly hit him as well by accident, but he stopped himself in time. McGuinness ordered him to the back, so Ciampa handed over the title belt and left.
- O'Reilly was eliminated by Strong after an End of Heartache.
- Strong was eliminated by Fish with a roll up while holding the tights immediately after he eliminated O'Reilly.
- Fish was eliminated by ACH. End of the fall saw ACH and Fish fighting on the top turnbuckle, with ACH knocked Fish off. Cole then hit a Superkick on Fish, and dragged him over for ACH to hit a Midnight Star and get the pin.
- Cole was eliminated by Briscoe. Throughout the fall Cole and ACH kept butting heads and arguing. Towards the end ACH was fighting with Briscoe on the top rope, when Cole suddenly ran over and hit a flying forearm on Briscoe, which accidently knock ACH off the turnbuckle through the timekeeper's table. As the referee and other officials checked on ACH, Briscoe went for a J-Driller on Cole, but Cole blocked it by hitting a low blow. Cole grabbed a chair to use on Jay Briscoe, but Mark Briscoe ran out and grabbed it out of his hands. Mark then undid the wrappings on his arm, and Jay picked up Cole for a Poison Ivy Doomsday Device, with Jay getting the pin while Mark ran to the back.
- ACH was eliminated by Briscoe after a superkick followed by a J-Driller. Post match The House of Truth ran out and attacked ACH. When Briscoe asked what the hell were they doing, Jay Lethal tried to punch him, but Briscoe blocked it. Briscoe tried hooking Lethal for a J-Driller, but Lethal quickly bailed out of the ring and went to the back with Truth Martini. Briscoe helped ACH up and shook his hand.

[mcmahonfan85]

Today in Ring of Honor History: October 12

- 2017: Ring of Honor partnered with New Japan Pro Wrestling to kick off the "Global Wars 2017" tour in Buffalo, NY. The main event saw Bullet Club adopt the "Freebird Rule" as ROH World Six-Man Tag Team Champions The Young Bucks swapped out Adam Page for Kenny Omega in their title defense against The Kingdom. Page instead went solo that night, losing in a singles match to KUSHIDA. The other two Bullet Club members, ROH World Champion Cody and Marty Scurll, were more successful, teaming together to defeat Toru Yano and YOSHI-HASHI of CHAOS. Christopher Daniels faced off against The Addictions' former ally Hiromu Takahashi, while Frankie Kazarian battled Jay Lethal. Mark Briscoe teamed with War Machine against Suzuki-gun's Minoru Suzuki and the Killer Elite Squad. Punishment Martinez squared off against Will Ospreay, Coast 2 Coast took on The Dawgs, and Bully Ray teased his retirement from wrestling. In two bonus Women of Honor matches, Sumie Sakai faced Deonna Purrazzo while Mandy Leon wrestled Jenny Rose.

- 2018: ROH held "Glory by Honor XVI" in Baltimore, MD. Jay Lethal made another successful defense of the ROH World Championship, retaining against his 2017 rival Silas Young. Former ROH World Six-Man Tag Team Champions SoCal Uncensored challenged for the titles for the final time, coming up short against Bullet Club's Cody and The Young Bucks. ROH World Tag Team Champions The Briscoes competed in a non-title match, facing Beer City Bruiser and Brian Milonas. Likewise new ROH World Television Champion Jeff Cobb's match was non-title, with him picking up a win over Eli Isom. WOH World Champion Sumie Sakai was in non-title action as well, as she teamed up with Britt Baker against Jenny Rose and Stella Grey. Tied at one win apiece, Marty Scurll and Shane "Hurricane" Helms meet in a rubber match, but was unable to decide a winner as the match ended in a no contest (thus setting up a fourth and final match). Adam Page squared off with Shane Taylor, the not retired Bully Ray faced Jonathan Gresham in a No Disqualification match, and Flip Gordon and Cheeseburger (a replacement for Kenny King) teamed together against The Kingdom's Vinny Marseglia and TK O'Ryan.

- 2019: ROH held "Glory by Honor: NOLA" in New Orleans, LA. After winning a 15-Man Battle Royal, Silas Young wrestled for the ROH World Championship for the second year in row, but came up short against Rush. Meanwhile, after first defeating Dalton Castle in the semifinals, ROH World Six-Man Tag Team Champion PCO bested his Villain Enterprises leader Marty Scurll to win the Number One Contender tournament and earn a shot at the ROH World Championship at "Final Battle 2019" [12/13/19]. Shane Taylor, in addition to retaining the ROH World Television Championship against local wrestler J. Spade, announced the creation of Shane Taylor Promotions as he was fed up with the way he'd been treated by Ring of Honor. The Briscoes defended the ROH World Tag Team Championship against the father and son duo of Luke Hawx and PJ Hawx. After a two week reign, Angelina Love's time as WOH World Champion came to an end when Kelly Klein won the title for a third and final time in a rematch from "Death Before Dishonor XVII" [9/27/19]. LifeBlood's Mark Haskins and Tracy Williams took on Villain Enterprises' Brody King and Flip Gordon, as well as having to contend with Bully Ray. Alex Shelley wrestled his former Search and Destroy teammate Jonathan Gresham. And with TK O'Ryan sidelined with a concussion, Matt Taven set out to discover who attacked The Kingdom backstage at "Death Before Dishonor XVII: Fallout" [9/28/19].

Women of Honor
October 12, 2017
Buffalo RiverWorks
Buffalo, NY
Aired: Oct. 18, 2017




1. Sumie Sakai vs. Deonna Purrazzo

Result

SPOILER: Click to show

{Spoiler}{Spoiler}Deonna Purrazzo beat Sumie Sakai

Women of Honor
October 12, 2017
Buffalo RiverWorks
Buffalo, NY
Aired: Oct. 25, 2017




1. Jenny Rose vs. Mandy Leon

Result

SPOILER: Click to show

{Spoiler}{Spoiler}Mandy Leon beat Jenny Rose

"Global Wars 2017: Buffalo, NY"
October 12, 2017
Buffalo RiverWorks
Buffalo, NY


- ROH World Champion: Cody
- ROH World Television Champion: Kenny King
- ROH World Tag Team Champions: Motor City Machine Guns (Alex Shelley & Chris Sabin)
- ROH World Six-Man Tag Team Champions: Bullet Club (Matt Jackson, Nick Jackson & Adam Page)

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1. The Dawgs (Rhett Titus & Will Ferrara) beat Coast 2 Coast (Leon St. Giovanni & Shaheem Ali)

2. KUSHIDA beat Adam Page

3. Jay Lethal beat Frankie Kazarian

4. Suzuki-gun (Minoru Suzuki, Lance Archer & Davey Boy Smith Jr.) beat Mark Briscoe & War Machine (Hanson & Rowe) in a Six-Man Tag Team match

5. Hiromu Takahashi beat Christopher Daniels

6. Bullet Club (Cody & Marty Scurll) beat CHAOS (Toru Yano & YOSHI-HASHI)

7. Punishment Martinez beat Will Ospreay

8. The Elite (Kenny Omega, Matt Jackson & Nick Jackson) (c) beat The Kingdom (Matt Taven, Vinny Marseglia & TK O'Ryan) to retain the ROH World Six-Man Tag Team Championship


Detailed results
www.pwinsider.com/article/112883/bullet-club-vs-the-kingdom-1012-roh-global-wars-in-buffalo-ny-report.html?p=1

"Glory By Honor XVI"
October 12, 2018
UMBC Event Center
Baltimore, MD


- ROH World Champion: Jay Lethal
- ROH World Television Champion: Jeff Cobb
- WOH World Champion: Sumie Sakai
- ROH World Tag Team Champions: The Briscoes (Jay & Mark Briscoe)
- ROH World Six-Man Tag Team Champions: Bullet Club (Cody, Matt Jackson & Nick Jackson)

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1. Adam Page beat Shane Taylor

2. The Kingdom (Vinny Marseglia & TK O'Ryan) beat Flip Gordon & Cheeseburger

3. Jeff Cobb beat Eli Isom (w/Ryan Nova)

4. The Briscoes (Jay & Mark Briscoe) beat Beer City Bruiser & Brian Milonas

5. Marty Scurll vs. Shane Helms ended in a no contest

6. Sumie Sakai & Britt Baker beat Jenny Rose & Stella Grey

7. Bully Ray beat Jonathan Gresham

8. Bullet Club (Cody, Matt Jackson & Nick Jackson w/Brandi Rhodes & Burnard the Business Bear) (c) beat SoCal Uncensored (Christopher Daniels, Frankie Kazarian & Scorpio Sky) to retain the ROH World Six-Man Tag Team Championship

9. Jay Lethal (c) beat Silas Young to retain the ROH World Championship


Detailed results
officialfan.proboards.com/thread/578799/roh-glory-honor-xvi-thread?page=1

"Glory by Honor: NOLA"
October 12, 2019
Uno Lakefront Arena
New Orleans, LA


- ROH World Champion: Rush
- ROH World Television Champion: Shane Taylor
- WOH World Champion: Angelina Love
- ROH World Tag Team Champions: The Briscoes (Jay & Mark Briscoe)
- ROH World Six-Man Tag Team Champions: Villain Enterprises (Marty Scurll, PCO & Brody King)

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1. Silas Young won a 15-Man Battle Royal to win a shot at the ROH World Championship
- Participants: Beer City Bruiser, Big Daddy Yum Yum, Brian Johnson, Brian Milonas, Bu Ku Dao, Cheeseburger, Jace Valor, Joe Hendry, Josh Woods, Kenny King, LSG, Matt Lancie, Rhett Titus and Shaheem Ali

2. PCO beat Dalton Castle to advance to the finals of the ROH World Championship Number One Contender Tournament

3. Marty Scurll beat Jay Lethal to advance to the finals of the ROH World Championship Number One Contender Tournament

4. Shane Taylor (c) beat J. Spade to retain the ROH World Television Championship

5. Kelly Klein beat Angelina Love (w/Mandy Leon) (c) to WIN THE WOH WORLD CHAMPIONSHIP!!!

6. The Briscoes (Jay & Mark Briscoe) (c) beat Luke & PJ Hawx to retain the ROH World Tag Team Championship

7. Alex Shelley beat Jonathan Gresham

8. LifeBlood (Mark Haskins & Tracy Williams) beat Villain Enterprises (Brody King & Flip Gordon)



9. ROH World Championship: Rush (c) vs. Silas Young

Result

SPOILER: Click to show

{Spoiler}{Spoiler}Rush (c) beat Silas Young

10. PCO beat Marty Scurll to win a shot at the ROH World Championship


Detailed results
officialfan.proboards.com/thread/592083/roh-glory-honor-nola-10

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Silas Young getting title shots felt so abnormal given he slided down into an eternal feud/partnership with the Bouncers shortly after.

[mcmahonfan85]

Today in Ring of Honor History: October 13

- 2012: Ring of Honor held "Glory by Honor XI: The Unbreakable Hope" in Mississauga, ON. The title was a reference to Michael Elgin, who challenged Kevin Steen for the ROH World Championship in one of the greatest title defenses of Steen's reign. Ultimately, though, the night ended up being a bad one for all involved. After retaining, "Wrestling's Worst Nightmare" Steen received a message from his own personal nightmare, when a package was delivered to him containing the mask of El Generico. Elgin had the frustration of failing to win the title despite several close calls, while his manager Truth Martini had one of the worst nights of his career with the implosion of The House of Truth. While Elgin was in a high profile match, challenging for the ROH World Championship in the main event of one of the biggest Ring of Honor shows of the year, Roderick Strong had been booked to wrestle newcomer Tadarius Thomas in an exhibition directly after intermission. Taking such a matchup on an important event to be a personal insult, Strong not only withdrew from facing Thomas, he quit The House of Truth as well, ending his nearly three and half year partnership with Truth Martini. In need of a replacement, Martini ordered The House of Truth's hired gun Rhino to face Thomas instead. When Martini's repeated interference drew the ire of Rhino and ultimately cost him the match against the rookie, Rhino also left the group, but in a slightly more dramatic fashion than Strong. In what was easily the most painful bump of the night, Rhino quit The House of Truth by pressing Truth Martini over his head and throwing him out of the ring, accidently causing him to come down hip first across the infamous "guardrails of doom". Thanks to some underhanded tactics, S.C.U.M. managed to retain the ROH World Tag Team Championship against The Briscoes. Adam Cole made another successful defense of the ROH World Television Championship, besting his mentor Eddie Edwards. Jay Lethal, who was a hero in the eyes of several fans for getting rid of Jim Cornette ["Killer Instinct" - 10/6/12], utilized his pent-up anger from his heated match against Kevin Steen to defeat Davey Richards. Rhett Titus and BJ Whitmer took on Wrestling's Greatest Tag Team in a Grudge match. After forcing himself on Maria Kanellis on the latest episode of Ring of Honor television [Ep. #55 - taped 9/22/12], Mike Mondo (who was the babyface) tried to get under Mike Bennett's skin in a singles match. And Caprice Coleman and Cedric Alexander pulled out a victory over the Bravado Brothers.

- 2017: ROH and New Japan continued the "Global Wars 2017" tour in Pittsburgh, PA. The night got off to a very bad start, as thirty seconds into the opening match, Mark Briscoe suffered a dislocated elbow while facing Hiromu Takahashi. It would end on a high note, though, with Bullet Club going super "Freebird Rule" and having Kenny Omega, ROH World Champion Cody and Marty Scurll's match against CHAOS' Toru Yano, YOSHI-HASHI and Will Ospreay turned into an ROH World Six-Man Tag Team Championship defense. The highlight of the match saw the actually Six-Man Champions, The Young Bucks and Adam Page, run out to join their friends and do a ten-boot spot in the corner. For their part on the show, the Bucks challenged the Motor City Machine Guns for the ROH World Tag Team Championship in a Three-Way match involving The Kingdom, while Page participated in a Proving Ground: Instant Reward Six Man Mayhem match with ROH World Television Champion Kenny King, Josh Woods, KUSHIDA, Matt Taven and Punishment Martinez. Jay Lethal faced off against Jay White. Silas Young tried to prove he really was a man in a singles match against Minoru Suzuki. War Machine squared off against the Killer Elite Squad. Best Friends were scheduled to face The Addiction, but ended up taking on The Dawgs instead when The Addiction refused to wrestle as payback for the Pittsburgh fans' disregard for their own friendship earlier in the year [ROH TV: Ep. #285 - taped 2/11/17]. For the first time since the relaunch of the division, the Women of Honor competed on ROH pay-per-view, with Sumie Sakai, Britt Baker and Faye Jackson teaming up against Deonna Purrazzo, Jenny Rose and Mandy Leon. And Bully Ray continued his "retirement" tour, saying goodbye for now to the Pittsburgh fans.

- 2021: On Women's Division Wednesday, Holidead and Willow teamed up to take on the pink team of Alex Gracia and Laynie Luck.

"Glory by Honor XI: The Unbreakable Hope"
October 13, 2012
International Centre
Mississauga, ON


- ROH World Champion: Kevin Steen
- ROH World Television Champion: Adam Cole
- ROH World Tag Team Champions: S.C.U.M. (Jimmy Jacobs & Steve Corino)

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D. Chaz Montana & Rip Impact beat Mathieu St-Jacques & Mike Rollins

1. Caprice Coleman & Cedric Alexander beat the Bravado Brothers (Lancelot & Harlem Bravado). Alexander pinned Lancelot after a Top Rope Hurricanrana/Frog Splash combo.

- Recap of Maria Kanellis' interview with Veda Scott from ROH TV [Ep. #55 - taped 9/22/12], which saw Mike Mondo interrupt and forcibly kiss Maria.

2. Mike Bennett (w/Maria Kanellis) beat Mike Mondo. End of the match Maria jumped up on the ring apron and began dancing to distract Mondo. Bennett charged at Mondo from behind, but Mondo sidestepped him, then tried to pin him with an O'Connor Roll. Bennett kicked out, which sent Mondo running into the ropes, where Maria slapped him. Bennett then hit a TKO for the win.

3. Wrestling's Greatest Tag Team (Charlie Haas & Shelton Benjamin) beat Rhett Titus & BJ Whitmer. WGTT attacked Titus & Whitmer as they were making their entrance. Finish saw Haas push Whitmer into turnbuckle to knock Titus off the top rope as he was preparing for a dive, then WGTT gave Whitmer at double powerbomb for the win.

- Recap of Jay Lethal attacking Jim Cornette after he snapped when Kevin Steen spit on his mother at the end of their ROH World title match at "Killer Instinct" [10/6/12].

- Jay Lethal came out and said he'd had a closed door meeting with ROH COO Joe Koff where he was told never to talk about what happened at "Killer Instinct", but since this is live, he's going to because there's nothing they can do about it. When Kevin Steen spit at Lethal's parents, he did it on purpose, so Steen can kiss his ass. Through all of the confusion that day, Lethal ended up putting Jim Cornette in the hospital. Some fans began chanting "Thank you, Lethal", and Lethal said it seems some don't mind that part, but what they should mind is Ring of Honor has been putting the blame on him. Let's get one thing straight, ROH officials were the ones who told Jay Lethal he was too nice and needed a killer instinct, so Ring of Honor can also kiss his ass. Lethal said he would say the same thing to his opponent tonight, but he has a lot of respect for Davey Richards. However, with everything that's happened recent, he's got a lot of anger built up inside, so tonight Richards is just the wrong person at the wrong time.

4. Jay Lethal beat Davey Richards. Finish saw Lethal hit a superkick to the back of the head, followed by a Lethal Injection. When he only got a two count, Lethal put Richards in the Koji Clutch, with the referee stopping the match when Richards passed out. Post match Eddie Edwards came out to check on Richards.

- Tadarius Thomas came out for his scheduled match against Roderick Strong, but Strong came out in street clothes and said this is bullshit. Glory by Honor is one of ROH's biggest shows of the year, and Truth Martini has him in the first match after intermission wrestling a punk who doesn't deserve to be in the ring with Roderick Strong. Strong told Martini he's put up with his bullshit and lies long enough, so he's not going on strike again, he's quitting The House of Truth. Martini got on his knees and began pleading with Strong. Strong told him he didn't come out here just to quit the HOT, he's also going to sit in the front row, drink some beer, and watch as Martini's boy Michael Elgin fails at winning the ROH World Championship. Strong went to the back, with Martini running after him. The referee rang the bell, and told Bobby Cruise to announce that if Strong doesn't return to the ring by the count of ten, he will forfeit the match. When the referee got to five, Martini came back out with Rhino and said there's no need to worry, the hoopla continues and everything is fine and dandy. Rhino looked like he didn't want to wrestle Thomas either, but Martini said he speaks the language of money, and will do what he's paid to do. Martini said after Rhino wins by killing Thomas, the entire House of Truth, including Roderick Strong, is going to pick a couple of Hoopla hotties and take their pants off.

5. Tadarius Thomas beat Rhino (w/Truth Martini). Mid-match Rhino told Martini to back off when he was attacking Thomas while he was on the floor. Near the end Rhino was crouched in the corner getting ready to hit the Gore on Thomas when he got to his feet, but as soon as Thomas was halfway up, Martini reached under the bottom rope and tripped him. Rhino went over and yelled at Martini, then setup for another Gore. When Thomas got up, Rhino tried to Gore him, but Thomas kicked Rhino in the head and rolled him up to win. Post match a frustrated Rhino grabbed Martini, who started begging off and tried offering money. Rhino picked Martini up and pressed him over his head, then threw him over the top rope, with Martini landing hip first on the edge of the barricade and sliding down the infamous "guardrails of doom". Referees and ring crew quickly ran out to check on Martini, who nearly had the whole top side of his pants ripped away, and a big, nasty scrape down his leg.

6. Adam Cole (c) beat Eddie Edwards to retain the ROH World Television Championship

7. S.C.U.M. (Jimmy Jacobs & Steve Corino) (c) beat The Briscoes (Jay & Mark Briscoe) to retain the ROH World Tag Team Championship. Mid-match Mark was perched on the middle rope for a dive, and Corino broke a beer bottle over his head when the referee wasn't looking, causing Mark to fall to the floor. Near the end Jay gave Corino a Death Valley Driver onto a barricade that was laid down on the floor. After recovering, Corino ran into the ring as the Briscoes were setting Jacobs up for a Doomsday Device, and pushed the referee into the ropes to knock Mark off the turnbuckle. Corino then hit a low blow on Jay, with Jacobs countering out of the Electric Chair into a rollup for the win.

- ROH World Champion Kevin Steen came out and welcomed everyone to the Kevin Steen Show. Steen said he had good news, as his presence out here to defend the World title means his demands have been met (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XxqRtogohLg). In addition to enjoying Fruit Punch Gatorade all night, Steen will be getting 80% from all his t-shirt sales from now own, and having Ring of Honor agree to make him a new ROH World Championship belt. More importantly, Jay Lethal's parents are banned from attending ROH shows, and Steen will never have to wrestle Lethal again, so Lethal can kiss Kevin Steen's ass. Most important for tonight, though, the Package Piledriver is once again legal in Ring of Honor, which means tonight "Unbreakable" Michael Elgin will get broken. Roderick Strong was sitting in the front row drinking a beer, and loved everything Steen said.

8. Kevin Steen (c) beat Michael Elgin to retain the ROH World Championship. Mid-match Elgin dumped Steen to the floor right in front of Roderick Strong, then wiped him out with a dive. The fan next to Strong began banging on the barricade in approval, and Strong told him to stop cheering Elgin on. Strong mockingly rubbed Elgin's hair, so Elgin gave him a Backfist and pulled him over the guardrail, before repeatedly running him head first into barricades as he personally ejected him to the back. Steen tried to attack Elgin as he was in the entranceway, but Elgin blocked it and gave Steen a running powerbomb into the ring post. A short while later Steen and Elgin were fighting on the ring apron, when Steen got Elgin in a Sleeper Hold. Elgin got out of by diving them back first through the timekeeper's table. Towards the end of the match Steen hit a Package Piledriver, and several fans, thinking it was the end, threw streamers into the ring to celebrate, but Elgin kicked out at two. After several close calls and near finishes, Steen give Elgin a Package Piledriver off the turnbuckle for the win. Post match referees came out to check on Elgin and help him up, when Roderick Strong ran out and gave him a Sick Kick. As Strong was heading to the back, another referee ran out and gave a box to Nigel McGuinness on commentary, and whispered something in his ear. McGuinness announced he was just informed that in the event that Steen retained the ROH World Championship tonight, he was to personally deliver the package to Steen. Steen opened the box and pulled out El Generico's mask, while fans chanted "Ole!"

"Global Wars 2017: Pittsburgh, PA"
October 13, 2017
Stage AE
Pittsburgh, PA


- ROH World Champion: Cody
- ROH World Television Champion: Kenny King
- ROH World Tag Team Champions: Motor City Machine Guns (Alex Shelley & Chris Sabin)
- ROH World Six-Man Tag Team Champions: Bullet Club (Matt Jackson, Nick Jackson & Adam Page)

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1. Hiromu Takahashi beat Mark Briscoe via referee stoppage. 30 seconds into the match, Takahashi whipped Mark into the corner, then charged after him. Mark tried to counter by leapfrogging over him, but Takahashi didn't run through quick enough, causing Mark to land awkwardly on him. Mark stuck out his hand to keep from landing on his face, but the momentum caused him to dislocate his elbow. Mark quickly rolled out of the ring with it being speculated he'd accidently suffered a low blow from landing on Takahashi (as his dangling arm made it appear like he was trying to cover up), but then the referee saw his elbow and called for the bell and assistance from the back.

- Best Friends came out for their scheduled match against The Addiction, but The Addiction came out in their street clothes. After wishing everyone a happy Friday the 13th, Frankie Kazarian said they're not dressed to wrestle because they're not going to wrestle. Kazarian said Chuckie T & Beretta are Best Friends, and the fans here like the Best Friends. Well Christopher Daniels is Kazarian's best friend, and the last time they were here [ROH TV: Ep. #285 - taped 2/11/17], they had all these moron fans convinced that he really turned his back on Daniels. And how did the fans react? They cheered, because Kazarian joined the Bullet Club. The fans don't care about loyalty as they're just here to drink, do stupid chants, and try to get themselves over. Therefore, The Addiction is not wrestling tonight because the fans do not deserve to see them. The Addiction started leaving, when Daniels stopped them and pointed out he doesn't need to be in wrestling gear to kick the Best Friends asses. Daniels teased doing the match and asked the fans if they wanted to see them face Best Friends right now. When the fans said yes, Daniels said you don't always get what you want, so the fans can all eat a dizz and go to hell. After The Addiction left, The Dawgs came out and said they're gonna beat the Best Friends just like the Cleveland Browns always beat the Steelers.

2. Best Friends (Chuckie T & Beretta) beat The Dawgs (Rhett Titus & Will Ferrara). Near the end of the match, Ferrara pulled a dog chain out from under the ring, but Cheeseburger ran out through the crowd and gave him a Shotei before he could use it. Beretta then pinned Titus after a Piledriver/Dudebuster combo. Post match Cheeseburger got into the ring to wave at The Dawgs as they left, but then Beretta began dressing him down and wanted to know why he's out there. Fans began chanting "Be his friends", so the Best Friends hugged Cheeseburger.

3. Jay Lethal beat Jay White

4. Motor City Machine Guns (Alex Shelley & Chris Sabin) (c) beat The Kingdom (Vinny Marseglia & TK O'Ryan) and The Young Bucks (Matt & Nick Jackson) in a Three-Way Tag Team match to retain the ROH World Tag Team Championship. Finish saw the Bucks go for More Bang for Your Buck on Shelley, but Shelley got his knees up to block Nick doing the 450, then rolled out of the way when Matt went for the Moonsault. Matt managed to land on his feet, but then Sabin quickly tied him up in a pin to win. Post match after the other teams headed to the back, The Addiction ran out through the crowd and attacked the Machine Guns, until Best Friends made the save. After disposing of Kazarian, the Machine Guns and Best Friends worked together to beat up Daniels. After Daniels with delt with, the unity quickly faded when Best Friends picked up the ROH World Tag Team belts, but then they handed them over to the Machine Guns and left.

- Bully Ray came out and recapped getting injured when Jay Briscoe threw a table into his head at "Death Before Dishonor XV" [9/22/17], and said he doesn't know if he'll ever be able to wrestle again. Last week ROH management told Bully he didn't need to come to the shows and he could stay home and rest, but then Bully saw where they were running and said there's no way in hell he's not coming to Pittsburgh. Fans began chanting "EC-Dub", and Bully said it's weird they were doing that, as the reason he came is because they're half an hour away from the Golden Dome where ECW used to run. Bully said passionate wrestling towns like Pittsburgh will always mean something to him, and the fans are not going meet a lot of wrestlers who truly appreciate them like he does. He's been here several times while working for ECW, WWE and TNA, but being here with ROH tops all of them. Bully said he hopes to see them again, but he honestly doesn't think it's going to happen, so if this is the end he wanted to the thank the fans for a hell of a run.



5. Six-Woman Tag Team match: Sumie Sakai, Britt Baker & Faye Jackson vs. Deonna Purrazzo, Jenny Rose & Mandy Leon

Result

SPOILER: Click to show

{Spoiler}{Spoiler}Deonna Purrazzo, Jenny Rose & Mandy Leon beat Sumie Sakai, Britt Baker & Faye Jackson in a Six-Woman Tag Team match. Purrazzo made Jackson tap out to the Fujiwara Armbar.

6. Kenny King beat Adam Page, Josh Woods, KUSHIDA, Matt Taven and Punishment Martinez in a Proving Ground: Instant Reward Six Man Mayhem match. Finish saw Woods pick up King in a Fireman's Carry, but King countered out of it and picked up Woods for a Royal Flush. Woods partially countered it, so King picked him up for a second one (which also looked awkward) for the win.

7. War Machine (Hanson & Rowe) beat the Killer Elite Squad (Lance Archer & Davey Boy Smith Jr.). The referee was pretty relaxed with the rules, resulting in fighting in the crowd and occasional chair usage. End of the match saw KES hit a Hart Attack Clothesline on Rowe, but he managed to kick out. They tried to pick him up for a Killer Bomb, but Rowe blocked it by driving his feet into Smith, who went backwards through the middle rope to the floor. Rowe then picked up Archer for a Fallout, and got the pin.

8. Minoru Suzuki beat Silas Young (w/Beer City Bruiser). Near the end of the match Davey Boy Smith Jr. ran out to distract Young, ultimately leading to a ref bump. With the referee down, Smith got in the ring to attack Young, but Bruiser fought him off. After getting Smith out of the ring, Bruiser went for a Cannonball off the ring apron, but he crashed and burned when Smith moved out of the way. Smith then helped Suzuki hit Young with a chair, with Suzuki then finishing him off with a Gotch Style Piledriver.

- Bullet Club came out for their Six-Man Tag Team match against CHAOS, and Marty Scurll said this is a special night and the fans are on fire, so they deserve to see a title shot. Kenny Omega and Cody quickly tried to squash that, but Scurll said he wasn't talking about Omega's IWGP United States Championship or Cody's ROH World Championship. Scurll said what he meant was under the "Freebird Rule" "Bullet Club Rule", technically they are the ROH World Six-Man Tag Team Champions, so bring the title belts out.

9. Bullet Club (Kenny Omega, Cody & Marty Scurll) (c) beat CHAOS (Toru Yano, YOSHI-HASHI & Will Ospreay) to retain the ROH World Six-Man Tag Team Championship. Mid-match Yano took off the top turnbuckle pad in CHAOS' corner. Near the end of the match Scurll called for "ten boots" on Yano, and The Young Bucks & Adam Page ran out and jumped on the ring apron. As the referee was distracted trying to get Ospreay (who was trying to point out the three extra people in the Bullet Club corner) to leave the ring, Bullet Club configured themselves with all ten boots up in the corner. Scurll picked up Yano and started to run him head first into the boots, but Yano reversed them and ran Scurll head first into the exposed turnbuckle. Yano then picked up Scurll and tried to run him head first into the boots, but Scurll countered and ran Yano into them instead. Bullet Club celebrated the feat of feet by going super Ultimate Warrior on the ropes, before a group One Sweet in the middle of the ring. The referee ejected the Bucks & Page, which the fans didn't like and began chanting "Bullshit". When almost all of Bullet Club (including the Bucks & Page) was on the floor, Osreapy ran over and hit an insanely high Shooting Star Press on them. Scurll was left alone in the ring, and as the referee checked on the wreckage on the floor, Yano gave him a low blow and rolled him up. Scurll managed to kick out in time, and ran into CHAOS' corner. Yano went for a running splash on him, but Scurll moved out of the way and Yano hit his head on the exposed turnbuckle. Scurll then quickly locked in the Chicken Wing, and Yano tapped out.

Women's Division Wednesday: Ep. #25
[Date unknown]
Chesapeake Employers Insurance Arena
Baltimore, MD
Aired: Oct. 13, 2021


- ROH Women's World Champion: Rok-C

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1. Holidead & Willow vs. Alex Gracia & Laynie Luck

Result

SPOILER: Click to show

{Spoiler}{Spoiler}Holidead & Willow beat Alex Gracia & Laynie Luck. Willow pinned Luck after a Doctor Bomb.

[Big DSR Energy]

I was at the Global Wars: Pittsburgh show. I remember waiting in line outside the building and nearly EVERYONE there was wearing a Bullet Club shirt. They really were the biggest thing going at the time. I wore my Ring Crew Express t-shirt from 2004 to this show, and after the show was over I wound up getting a Bullet Club shirt because of just how special that whole crew felt at the time. I got swept up in the mania.

This was also the show where I became a fan of Matt Taven, simply because I thought he had funny, quick-witted interactions with the fans.

Despite the rocky start with the Mark Briscoe match ending in 30 seconds, the show was just incredibly fun.

[mcmahonfan85]

Today in Ring of Honor History: October 14

- 2005: Ring of Honor held "Enter the Dragon" in Cleveland, OH. The show was named after Bryan Danielson, who after missing the three previous shows, returned to make his first defense as ROH World Champion, taking on his then greatest rival, Austin Aries. BJ Whitmer and Jimmy Jacobs, now under the management of Lacey, challenge Tony Mamaluke and Sal Rinauro for the ROH Tag Team Championship in a rematch from "Joe vs. Kobashi" [10/1/05]. ROH Pure Champion Nigel McGuinness was in non-title action, facing Claudio Castagnoli in a rematch from "Fate of an Angel" [7/16/05]. Fresh off his hard hitting encounters with Kenta Kobashi, Samoa Joe teamed with his protégé Jay Lethal to take on Jimmy Rave and Alex Shelley of The Embassy, who showed they were paying close attention to the Kobashi encounters, but unfortunately lacked the strength to chop effectively. Meanwhile, after a seven show absence, Abyss made his return to continue The Embassy's war with Generation Next by squaring off with the slightly smaller Jack Evans. In need of allies for his feud with Homicide, Colt Cabana reached out to Steve Corino to team with him against The Rottweilers. In a nice bit of continuity, when told he was in tag match that night, Corino thought he teaming with CM Punk against Samoa Joe and Jay Lethal, the match he "no showed" at "Back to Basics" [3/12/05]. Roderick Strong wrestled Jimmy Yang, and Matt Stryker made his final Ring of Honor appearance, facing Ricky Reyes.

- 2016: ROH held "Glory by Honor XV: Night 1" in Chicago Ridge, IL. The main event saw a continuation of the long running feud between Kyle O'Reilly and ROH World Champion Adam Cole, with O'Reilly teaming with his reDRagon partner ROH World Television Champion Bobby Fish against Cole and fellow Bullet Club member Adam Page. ROH World Tag Team Champions The Young Bucks ended up pulling double duty, as the brothers first competed in solo action with Matt Jackson taking on Jay Lethal in a singles match while Nick Jackson participated in a Four Corner Survival match against ACH, Kamaitachi and visiting CMLL luchador Angel de Oro, before teaming together to defend their titles against The Addiction. The Briscoes also went solo that night, with Jay Briscoe facing Dalton Castle, while Mark Briscoe had his first ever singles match against Colt Cabana. The Motor City Machine Guns teamed with Jay White in a Six-Man Tag Team match against The Cabinet, Donovan Dijak won a Three-Way match over Beer City Bruiser and Punishment Martinez, and Cheeseburger and Will Ferrara faced off with The Tempura Boyz. And in a bonus Women of Honor match, 95-year-old Thunderkitty (who looked surprisingly good for her age) took on young whippersnapper Kelly Klein.

- 2017: ROH and New Japan continued the "Global Wars 2017" tour in Columbus, OH. After months of being bullied and tortured by the Bullet Club on "Being the Elite", Flip Gordon finally faced off with them, teaming with Best Friends to challenge Kenny Omega and The Young Bucks for the ROH World Six-Man Tag Team Championship in the main event. Fellow Bullet Club member Cody defended the ROH World Championship against New Japan's KUSHIDA, while Marty Scurll and Adam Page teamed up against ROH World Television Champion Kenny King and Colt Cabana. Originally Mark Briscoe was scheduled to be partners with King, but he was forced to withdraw from the match due to dislocating his elbow. After attacking ROH World Tag Team Champions the Motor City Machine Guns the night before, The Addiction faced off against their Search and Destroy teammates Jay White and Jonathan Gresham. Meanwhile, wanting to be fighting champions, the Motor City Machine Guns agreed to put the ROH World Tag titles on the line in what was originally scheduled to be a non-title match against Silas Young and Beer City Bruiser. Jay Lethal took on Hiromu Takahashi, Shane Taylor wrestled Josh Woods, and Sumie Sakai squared off with the debuting Holidead. And in a strictly New Japan match, CHAOS' Toru Yano, YOSHI-HASHI and Will Ospreay faced off against Minoru Suzuki and the Killer Elite Squad of Suzuki-gun.

- 2018: ROH held a television taping in Philadelphia, PA. The Briscoes defended the ROH World Tag Team Championship in a Three-Way match against The Young Bucks and SoCal Uncensored's Frankie Kazarian and Scorpio Sky. Originally Kazarian was scheduled to team with Christopher Daniels, but with Daniels not medically cleared to compete, Sky was forced to substitute. In a shocking twist, SoCal Uncensored would win the match and become the new Tag Team Champions. The title change threw the future of SCU into question, as ROH COO Joe Koff previously stated he wasn't going to renew The Addiction's contract when they expired at the end of the year, thus making their chances of staying in the promotion dependent on them becoming champions. By winning the ROH World Tag Team Championship with Sky, Frankie Kazarian had his much needed title, but Christopher Daniels was now left out on the cold. After an unfortunate worsening back injury hampered and ultimately ended his reign [ROH TV: Ep. #357 - taped 6/30/18], former ROH World Champion Dalton Castle made his in-ring return after nearly four months of recovering, teaming with the current champion Jay Lethal and Jonathan Gresham in a Six-Man Tag Team match against the "Real ROH World Champion" Matt Taven and The Kingdom. Following their no contest at "Glory by Honor XVI" [10/12/18], the rivalry between "The Hero" and "The Villain" came to an end when Marty Scurll bested Shane "Hurricane" Helms in a No Disqualification match. The ongoing feud between Flip Gordon and Bully Ray saw them take part in the first and only "Pick Your Punishment" match. Each man would pick a wrestler to face off in match, and if their representative won, they could administer any punishment they wished on the loser. In a matchup probably no one ever would have predicted taking place in Ring of Honor, Silas Young (representing Bully Ray) defeated ECW icon The Sandman (representing Flip Gordon). In keeping with the ECW theme, for punishment, Bully made Gordon stuffer ten Singapore cane shots to the back. Gordon was offered an easy out by Bully, simply needing to say "I quit", but he refused, choosing to endure the shots while several other wrestlers came out to support him. ROH World Television Champion Jeff Cobb wrestled a non-title match against fellow big man Shane Taylor, Cody took on Kenny King, and Cheeseburger and Eli Isom faced off against Beer City Bruiser and Brian Milonas. And WOH World Champion Sumie Sakai teamed up with Jenny Rose and Madison Rayne for a Six-Woman Tag Team match against Kelly Klein, Karen Q and Britt Baker.

"Enter the Dragon"
October 14, 2005
Grays Armory
Cleveland, OH


- ROH World Champion: Bryan Danielson
- ROH Pure Champion: Nigel McGuinness
- ROH Tag Team Champions: Tony Mamaluke & Sal Rinauro

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1. Claudio Castagnoli beat Nigel McGuinness

2. Ricky Reyes beat Matt Stryker

3. Tony Mamaluke & Sal Rinauro (c) beat Lacey's Angels (BJ Whitmer & Jimmy Jacobs w/Lacey) to retain the ROH Tag Team Championship

4. Roderick Strong beat Jimmy Yang

5. Colt Cabana & Steve Corino beat The Rottweilers (Homicide & Low Ki)

6. Davey Andrews & Shane Hagadorn vs. Pelle Primeau & Derek Dempsey ended in a no contest

7. Abyss (w/Prince Nana) beat Jack Evans (w/Jade Chung)

8. Samoa Joe & Jay Lethal beat The Embassy (Jimmy Rave & Alex Shelley)

9. Bryan Danielson (c) beat Austin Aries to retain the ROH World Championship


Detailed results
411mania.com/wrestling/dark-pegasus-video-review-ring-of-honor-enter-the-dragon/

Women of Honor
October 14, 2016
Frontier Fieldhouse
Chicago Ridge, IL
Aired: Oct. 19, 2016




1. Kelly Klein vs. Thunderkitty

Result

SPOILER: Click to show

{Spoiler}{Spoiler}{Spoiler}Kelly Klein beat Thunderkitty

"Glory by Honor XV: Night 1"
October 14, 2016
Frontier Fieldhouse
Chicago Ridge, IL


- ROH World Champion: Adam Cole
- ROH World Television Champion: Bobby Fish
- ROH World Tag Team Champions: The Young Bucks (Matt & Nick Jackson)

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1. Cheeseburger & Will Ferrara beat The Tempura Boyz (SHO & YOH)

2. Donovan Dijak (w/Prince Nana) beat Beer City Bruiser (w/Silas Young) and Punishment Martinez (w/BJ Whitmer) in a Three-Way match

3. Kamaitachi beat ACH, Angel de Oro and Nick Jackson (w/Matt Jackson) in a Four Corner Survival match

4. Jay Briscoe beat Dalton Castle (w/The Boys)

5. Motor City Machine Guns (Alex Shelley & Chris Sabin) & Jay White beat The Cabinet (Caprice Coleman, Rhett Titus & Kenny King) in a Six-Man Tag Team match

6. Colt Cabana beat Mark Briscoe

7. Jay Lethal beat Matt Jackson (w/Nick Jackson)

8. The Addiction (Christopher Daniels & Frankie Kazarian) beat The Young Bucks (Matt & Nick Jackson) (c) by disqualification in a match for the ROH World Tag Team Championship

9. reDRagon (Kyle O'Reilly & Bobby Fish) beat Bullet Club (Adam Cole & Adam Page)


Detailed results
www.pwinsider.com/article/105384/1014-roh-results-from-chicago.html

"Global Wars 2017: Columbus, OH"
October 14, 2017
Express Live
Columbus, OH


- ROH World Champion: Cody
- ROH World Television Champion: Kenny King
- ROH World Tag Team Champions: Motor City Machine Guns (Alex Shelley & Chris Sabin)
- ROH World Six-Man Tag Team Champions: Bullet Club (Matt Jackson, Nick Jackson & Adam Page)

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1. The Addiction (Christopher Daniels & Frankie Kazarian) beat Search and Destroy (Jay White & Jonathan Gresham)

2. Jay Lethal beat Hiromu Takahashi

3. Motor City Machine Guns (Alex Shelley & Chris Sabin) (c) beat Silas Young & Beer City Bruiser to retain the ROH World Tag Team Championship

4. CHAOS (Toru Yano, YOSHI-HASHI & Will Ospreay) beat Suzuki-gun (Minoru Suzuki, Lance Archer & Davey Boy Smith Jr.) in a Six-Man Tag Team match

5. Sumie Sakai beat Holidead

6. Shane Taylor beat Josh Woods

7. Colt Cabana & Kenny King beat Bullet Club (Marty Scurll & Adam Page)

8. Cody (c) beat KUSHIDA to retain the ROH World Championship

9. The Elite (Kenny Omega, Matt Jackson & Nick Jackson) (c) beat Best Friends (Chuckie T & Beretta) & Flip Gordon to retain the ROH World Six-Man Tag Team Championship


Detailed results
www.f4wonline.com/news/ring-of-honor/results/roh-global-wars-columbus-results-cody-vs-kushida-elite-action-244571

Ring of Honor Wrestling: Ep. #372
October 14, 2018
2300 Arena
Philadelphia, PA
Aired: Nov. 3, 2018


- ROH World Champion: Jay Lethal
- ROH World Television Champion: Jeff Cobb
- WOH World Champion: Kelly Klein
- ROH World Tag Team Champions: The Briscoes (Jay & Mark Briscoe)
- ROH World Six-Man Tag Team Champions: Bullet Club (Cody, Matt Jackson & Nick Jackson)

Full episode
www.fite.tv/watch/roh-372/2ocq4/

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D. Adam Page beat Rhett Titus



1. "Pick Your Punishment" match: The Sandman (w/Flip Gordon) vs. Silas Young (w/Bully Ray)

Result

SPOILER: Click to show

{Spoiler}{Spoiler}{Spoiler}Silas Young (w/Bully Ray) beat The Sandman (w/Flip Gordon) in a "Pick Your Punishment" match. As punishment, Bully Ray gave Flip Gordon ten Singapore cane shots to the back.

2. Sumie Sakai, Jenny Rose & Madison Rayne beat Kelly Klein, Karen Q & Britt Baker in a Six-Woman Tag Team match

3. Cody (w/Brandi Rhodes) beat Kenny King by disqualification


Detailed results
www.rohwrestling.com/news/roh-recap-did-cody-fall-silencer-kenny-king

Ring of Honor Wrestling: Ep. #373
October 14, 2018
2300 Arena
Philadelphia, PA
Aired: Nov. 10, 2018


Full episode
www.fite.tv/watch/roh-373/2od6p/

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1. Jeff Cobb beat Shane Taylor

2. Beer City Bruiser & Brian Milonas beat Cheeseburger & Eli Isom (w/Ryan Nova)

3. Jay Lethal, Jonathan Gresham & Dalton Castle (w/The Boy) beat The Kingdom (Matt Taven, Vinny Marseglia & TK O'Ryan) in a Six-Man Tag Team match


Detailed results
www.rohwrestling.com/news/roh-recap-dalton-castle-returns-action-big-six-man-tag

Ring of Honor Wrestling: Ep. #374
October 14, 2018
2300 Arena
Philadelphia, PA
Aired: Nov. 17, 2018


Full episode
www.fite.tv/watch/roh-374/2ode1/

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1. Marty Scurll beat Shane Helms in a No Disqualification match

2. SoCal Uncensored (Frankie Kazarian & Scorpio Sky) beat The Briscoes (Jay & Mark Briscoe) (c) and The Young Bucks (Matt & Nick Jackson) in a Three-Way Tag Team match to WIN THE ROH WORLD TAG TEAM CHAMPIONSHIP!!!


Detailed results
www.rohwrestling.com/news/roh-recap-scu-beats-briscoes-bucks-win-roh-world-tag-titles

[mcmahonfan85]

Today in Ring of Honor History: October 15

- 2004: Ring of Honor held "Gold", their 50th show, in Dayton, OH. After getting crushed at "Midnight Express Reunion" [10/2/04], the Second City Saints looked to even the score with Generation Next, teaming with Jimmy Jacobs in a Six-Man Tag Team match against Alex Shelley, Austin Aries and Jack Evans. The match was CM Punk and Jacobs' second matches of the evening, with Punk opening the show by facing Homicide, while Jacobs teamed with Delirious for the first time ever to take on Special K. ROH Tag Team Champion Rocky Romero became the latest challenger to fall to ROH World Champion Samoa Joe, who was just over one week away from his 600th day as champion. The feud pitting Dan Maff and BJ Whitmer against the Carnage Crew to see who was the face of "Ring of Hardcore" kicked off in earnest, with Mick Foley, the man who inadvertently instigated the feud, acting as the guest referee. The legendary Ricky Steamboat took exception to Foley's "Ring of Hardcore", confronting him to advocate for pure wrestling. Nigel McGuinness picked up a victory over Josh Daniels, Matt Stryker and Roderick Strong in a Four Corner Survival match, Jay Lethal took on Chad Collyer, and Matt Sydal scored an upset over Trent Acid.

- 2005: ROH held "Buffalo Stampede" in Buffalo, NY. In the main event, Steve Corino challenged for the ROH World Championship first and only time, facing Bryan Danielson. Showing how seriously he took the match, Corino decided to forgo his customary entrance of having his personal ring announcer drag out his ring introduction by reading off a ridiculously long list. Meanwhile, new ROH Commissioner Jim Cornette decided to address the issue of future challengers by reviving the old "Top Five Ranking" system utilized in 2003. Samoa Joe received a rematch from losing the ROH Pure Championship ["Dragon Gate Invasion" - 8/27/05], wrestling Nigel McGuinness in what was his last match for the belt. Tony Mamaluke and Sal Rinauro made another successful defense of the ROH Tag Team Championship, besting Homicide and Ricky Reyes of The Rottweilers. Being in the tag match, Homicide continued his feud against Colt Cabana by sending Low Ki to face him in their only singles match together. The war between Generation Next and The Embassy turned to actual warfare, with Austin Aries, Roderick Strong and Jack Evans fighting Jimmy Rave, Alex Shelley and Abyss in a wild Six Man War. The new Lacey's Angels went 50/50 for the night, with BJ Whitmer defeating Davey Andrews, while Jimmy Jacobs came up short against Jay Lethal. And Sterling James Keenan (Corey Graves) received another tryout in Ring of Honor, facing Claudio Castagnoli.

- 2010: ROH held "Allied Forces" in Dayton, OH. The show was named after the main event, as one day before they finally faced off against each other in a singles match, Davey Richards and Christopher Daniels teamed up to challenge the Kings of Wrestling for the ROH World Tag Team Championship. Homicide picked up his third straight victory since returning to Ring of Honor, defeating Kenny King. Kevin Steen and Steve Corino took on the new duo of Adam Cole and Kyle O'Reilly, marking the first ever meeting between Steen and Cole. Jay Briscoe and Rhett Titus wrestled the first of what is surprisingly only three singles matches they've had against each other, while Mark Briscoe faced Mike Mondo. Ricky Reyes made his first non-HDNet appearance in nearly a year and a half ["Validation" - 5/9/09], squaring off with The Metal Master (Chad Collyer). Daizee Haze took on Lady Jojo (former TNA Knockout Sojournor Bolt). And Ring of Honor borrowed a page from Japanese wrestling by putting ROH Wrestling Academy student Andy Ridge in a five match Trial Series, kicking things off with him against Colt Cabana.

- 2016: ROH held "Glory by Honor XV: Night 2" in Dearborn, MI. The show was headlined by the 2016 Champions vs. All-Stars match, with ROH World Champion Adam Cole, ROH World Television Champion Bobby Fish and ROH World Tag Team Champions The Young Bucks taking on the All-Star team of The Briscoes, Colt Cabana and Dalton Castle. The 2016 edition would be the only Champions vs. All-Stars match without an official winner, as following the eliminations of Cole, Fish and the Briscoes, Castle challenged the Bucks to abandon the Champions vs. All-Stars format and defend the Tag titles against him and Cabana instead. Jay Lethal and Frankie Kazarian, former frequent adversaries in TNA, faced off in their first singles match against each other in ROH. In another match carrying over from other promotions, Kamaitachi took on his old CMLL rival Angel de Oro. Hometown heroes the Motor City Machine Guns squared off with Silas Young and Beer City Bruiser, while their friend and ally Jay White met Donovan Dijak in a singles match. The All-Night Express wrestled The Tempura Boyz, and BJ Whitmer and Punishment Martinez squashed Blake Acumen and Jim Beardsley. The biggest news coming out of the show would be ACH, who took on his old rival Adam Page. One week before the show, ACH, who was under an exclusive contract with Ring of Honor and needed their permission to appear in other independent promotions, made his return to AAW to participate in the Jim Lynam Memorial Tournament. During his appearance, ACH cut a thinly vailed promo on ROH, saying he was "married", but his "wife" doesn't appreciate him the way he deserves to be, so he plans on getting a "divorce" soon in order to return to his "girlfriend" who always appreciated him. Naturally the promo didn't go over well with the ROH office (or locker room), and as such the match with Page ended up being ACH's last in Ring of Honor (with him subsequently returning to AAW regularly).

- 2017: ROH and New Japan wrapped up the "Global Wars 2017" tour in Villa Park, IL. For the fourth night in a row Kenny Omega was in the main event, but for once he wasn't defending the Bullet Club's ROH World Six-Man Tag Team Championship. Instead he defended his own IWGP United States Heavyweight Championship against YOSHI-HASHI. Fellow Bullet Club member Marty Scurll took on Hiromu Takahashi, while ROH World Champion Cody and ROH World Six-Man Tag Team Champions The Young Bucks and Adam Page competed in an Eight-Man Tag Team match against Search and Destroy (which marked the last time all four members teamed together). ROH's Flip Gordon and New Japan's Will Ospreay faced off in a battle of the high fliers, while ROH's Colt Cabana and New Japan's Toru Yano faced off in a battle of the super serious wrestlers. The remainder of the show consisted of tag team action, with Jay Lethal, ROH World Television Champion Kenny King and Shane Taylor teaming up against Suzuki-gun, the duo of KUSHIDA and Cheeseburger facing The Addiction, Best Friends squaring off against Silas Young and Beer City Bruiser, and The Dawgs taking on the debuting Brian Johnson and Justin Pusser.

- 2021: ROH aired their latest episode of television from Philadelphia, PA. After being attacked following their match on the previous episode [Ep. #525 - aired 10/8/21], ROH World Six-Man Tag Team Champions S.O.S. hoped to gain more gold by challenging La Facción Ingobernable for the ROH World Tag Team Championship. And in the main event, the four original members of The Foundation teamed together for the final time, wrestling an Eight-Man Tag Team match against World Famous CB, Eli Isom, Joe Keys and Taylor Rust.

"Gold"
October 15, 2004
Montgomery County Fairgrounds
Dayton, OH


- ROH World Champion: Samoa Joe
- ROH Pure Champion: John Walters
- ROH Tag Team Champions: The Rottweilers (Ricky Reyes & Rocky Romero)

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1. CM Punk vs. Homicide

Result

SPOILER: Click to show

{Spoiler}{Spoiler}Homicide beat CM Punk

2. Matt Sydal (/Daizee Haze) beat Trent Acid

3. Jimmy Jacobs & Delirious beat Special K (Dixie & Angel Dust w/Becky Bayless & Lacey)

4. Chad Collyer beat Jay Lethal

5. Dan Maff & BJ Whitmer vs. Carnage Crew (Loc & DeVito) ended in a no contest

6. Dan Maff & BJ Whitmer beat the Carnage Crew (Loc & DeVito) in a Hardcore match. Mick Foley acted as the guest referee.

6. Nigel McGuinness beat Josh Daniels, Matt Stryker and Roderick Strong in a Four Corner Survival match

7. Samoa Joe (c) beat Rocky Romero (w/Homicide) to retain the ROH World Championship

5. Second City Saints (CM Punk & Ace Steel) & Jimmy Jacobs (w/Ricky Steamboat & Tracy Brooks) beat Generation Next (Alex Shelley, Austin Aries & Jack Evans) in a Six-Man Tag Team match


Detailed results
411mania.com/wrestling/dark-pegasus-video-review-ring-of-honor-gold/

"Buffalo Stampede"
October 15, 2005
North Amherst Recreation Center
Buffalo, NY


- ROH World Champion: Bryan Danielson
- ROH Pure Champion: Nigel McGuinness
- ROH Tag Team Champions: Tony Mamaluke & Sal Rinauro

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D. Pelle Primeau beat Smash Bradley

D. Bobby Dempsey beat Eric Adamson

D. Derek Dempsey beat Shane Hagadorn

1. BJ Whitmer (w/Lacey) beat Davey Andrews

2. Claudio Castagnoli beat Sterling Keenan

3. Jay Lethal beat Jimmy Jacobs (w/Lacey)

4. Nigel McGuinness (c) beat Samoa Joe to retain the ROH Pure Championship

5. The Embassy (Jimmy Rave, Alex Shelley & Abyss w/Prince Nana) beat Generation Next (Austin Aries, Roderick Strong & Jack Evans) (w/Jade Chung) in a Six Man War

6. Tony Mamaluke & Sal Rinauro (c) beat The Rottweilers (Homicide & Ricky Reyes) to retain the ROH Tag Team Championship

7. Low Ki beat Colt Cabana



8. ROH World Championship: Bryan Danielson (c) vs. Steve Corino

Result

SPOILER: Click to show

{Spoiler}{Spoiler}Bryan Danielson (c) beat Steve Corino to retain the ROH World Championship

Detailed results
411mania.com/wrestling/dark-pegasus-video-review-ring-of-honor-buffalo-stampede/

"Allied Forces"
October 15, 2010
Montgomery County Fairgrounds
Dayton, OH


- ROH World Champion: Roderick Strong
- ROH World Television Champion: Eddie Edwards
- ROH World Tag Team Champions: Kings of Wrestling (Chris Hero & Claudio Castagnoli)

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D. Bobby Dempsey & Mike Sydal beat Marker Dillinger & Rip Impact (w/Sly Stetson)

1. Mark Briscoe beat Mike Mondo

2. Daizee Haze beat Lady JoJo

3. Colt Cabana beat Andy Ridge [0-0] in the first match of the Trial Series

4. Kevin Steen & Steve Corino beat Adam Cole & Kyle O'Reilly

5. Ricky Reyes beat The Metal Master

6. Jay Briscoe beat Rhett Titus

7. Homicide beat Kenny King

8. Kings of Wrestling (Chris Hero & Claudio Castagnoli) (w/Shane Hagadorn) (c) beat Davey Richards & Christopher Daniels to retain the ROH World Tag Team Championship


Detailed results
411mania.com/wrestling/100-percent-fordified-ring-of-honor-allied-forces/

"Glory by Honor XV: Night 2"
October 15, 2016
Ford Community & Performing Arts Center
Dearborn, MI


- ROH World Champion: Adam Cole
- ROH World Television Champion: Bobby Fish
- ROH World Tag Team Champions: The Young Bucks (Matt & Nick Jackson)

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D. Cheeseburger & Will Ferrara beat Ken Phoenix & CG Supreme

1. Jay White beat Donovan Dijak (w/Prince Nana)

2. The All-Night Express (Rhett Titus & Kenny King) beat The Tempura Boyz (SHO & YOH)

3. Kamaitachi beat Angel de Oro

4. Motor City Machine Guns (Alex Shelley & Chris Sabin) beat Silas Young & Beer City Bruiser

5. BJ Whitmer & Punishment Martinez beat Blake Acumen & Jim Beardsley

6. Adam Page beat ACH

7. Jay Lethal beat Frankie Kazarian

8. Champions (Adam Cole, Bobby Fish, Matt Jackson & Nick Jackson) vs. All-Stars (Jay Briscoe, Mark Briscoe, Colt Cabana & Dalton Castle) in an Eight-Man Elimination match ended in a no contest
- Jay was eliminated by Fish
- Fish was eliminated by Mark
- Mark was eliminated by Cole
- Cole was eliminated by Castle
- Castle challenged The Young Bucks to abandon the "Champions vs. All-Stars" match, and defend the ROH World Tag Team Championship against him & Cabana instead. The Bucks accepted.

9. The Young Bucks (Matt & Nick Jackson) (c) beat Colt Cabana & Dalton Castle to retain the ROH World Tag Team Championship


Detailed results (only one I could find)
thewrestlingrevolution.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=18240

Women of Honor
October 15, 2017
Odeum Expo Center
Villa Park, IL




1. Sumie Sakai vs. Stacy Shadows

Result

SPOILER: Click to show

{Spoiler}{Spoiler}Sumie Sakai beat Stacy Shadows

"Global Wars 2017: Chicago, IL"
October 15, 2017
Odeum Expo Center
Villa Park, IL


- ROH World Champion: Cody
- ROH World Television Champion: Kenny King
- ROH World Tag Team Champions: Motor City Machine Guns (Alex Shelley & Chris Sabin)
- ROH World Six-Man Tag Team Champions: Bullet Club (Matt Jackson, Nick Jackson & Adam Page)

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1. Silas Young & Beer City Bruiser beat Best Friends (Chuckie T & Beretta)

2. Marty Scurll beat Hiromu Takahashi

3. The Addiction (Christopher Daniels & Frankie Kazarian) beat 94 Burger (KUSHIDA & Cheeseburger)

4. Bullet Club (Cody, Matt Jackson, Nick Jackson & Adam Page) beat Search and Destroy (Alex Shelley, Chris Sabin, Jay White & Jonathan Gresham) in an Eight-Man Tag Team match

5. The Dawgs (Rhett Titus & Will Ferrara) beat Brian Johnson & Justin Pusser (w/Miss Jasmine)

6. Suzuki-gun (Minoru Suzuki, Lance Archer & Davey Boy Smith Jr.) beat Jay Lethal, Kenny King & Shane Taylor in a Six-Man Tag Team match



7. Colt Cabana vs. Toru Yano

Result

SPOILER: Click to show

{Spoiler}{Spoiler}Colt Cabana beat Toru Yano

8. Will Ospreay beat Flip Gordon

9. Kenny Omega (c) beat YOSHI-HASHI to retain the IWGP United States Heavyweight Championship


Detailed results
www.voicesofwrestling.com/2017/10/17/rohnjpw-global-wars-2017-night-4-results-review/

Ring of Honor Wrestling: Ep. #526
[Date unknown]
2300 Arena
Philadelphia, PA
Aired: Oct. 15, 2021


- ROH World Champion: Bandido
- ROH Pure Champion: Josh Woods
- ROH World Television Champion: Dragon Lee
- ROH Women's World Champion: Rok-C
- ROH World Tag Team Champions: La Facción Ingobernable (Dragon Lee & Kenny King)
- ROH World Six-Man Tag Team Champions: Shane Taylor Promotions (Shane Taylor, Moses & Kaun)

Full episode
www.fite.tv/watch/roh-wrestling-episode-526/2pa8q/

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1. La Facción Ingobernable (Dragon Lee & Kenny King) (c) beat S.O.S. (Moses & Kaun) to retain the ROH World Television Championship

2. The Foundation (Jay Lethal, Jonathan Gresham, Rhett Titus & Tracy Williams) beat World Famous CB, Eli Isom, Joe Keys & Taylor Rust in an Eight-Man Tag Team match


Detailed results
www.rohwrestling.com/news/roh-tv-recap-roh-world-tag-team-champions-dragon-lee-and-kenny-king-get-assist

[mcmahonfan85]

Today in Ring of Honor History: October 16

- 2003: Ring of Honor held "Tradition Continues" in the Baltimore suburb of Glen Burnie, MD. The debut show in their future home saw Jay Briscoe, who would end up being a major player during ROH's Baltimore years, challenge Samoa Joe for the ROH World Championship. The match came about due to Jay pinning the champion in a non-title Four Corner Survival match at "Beating the Odds" [9/6/03]. New ROH Tag Team Champions The Backseat Boyz's reign came to a sudden and shocking end when they were defeated in their first title defense by Izzy and Dixie of Special K. CM Punk had his first ever singles match against AJ Styles, while his hated enemy Raven squared off with his old ECW adversary Justin Credible. Former ROH Champion Xavier picked up in a win in a Four Corner Survival match against Homicide, Mark Briscoe, and burgeoning rival John Walters. The Field of Honor tournament continued with Chris Sabin facing Matt Stryker in Block A, and the Block B matches of BJ Whitmer against Colt Cabana and Dan Maff versus Jimmy Rave. And Julius Smokes unveiled the first version of The Rottweilers, with former Special K bodyguard Slugger and Grim Reefer coming out on top in a Tag Team Scramble match with The Ring Crew Express, Danny Doring and Josh Daniels, and Slyk Wagner Brown and the debuting Sonjay Dutt.

- 2004: ROH held "Joe vs. Punk II" in Chicago Ridge, IL. Originally the show was to be headlined by Steve Corino, who was returning after a nearly year long absence ["War of the Wire" - 11/29/03] to challenge Samoa Joe for the ROH World Championship. However, one week before the match was to take place, he was pulled from the show by Pro Wrestling ZERO1-Max. In need of a make good for the fans, ROH decided to give them the much anticipated rematch of Samoa Joe defending against CM Punk. Once again wrestling to a one hour draw, the match was built heavily on their initial encounter at "World Title Classic" [6/12/04], with both wrestlers repeating multiple spots from the first match only to find their opponent now knew how to counter them. Their match would be awarded five stars by Dave Meltzer of the Wrestling Observer, the first American match to receive such a rating since the inaugural Hell in a Cell match between Shawn Michaels and The Undertaker seven years prior. Elsewhere on the show, Generation Next leader Alex Shelley took on his former tag team partner Jimmy Jacobs in an "I Quit" match, while Roderick Strong and Jack Evans looked to earn a shot at the ROH Tag Team Championship by defeating co-holder Rocky Romero and Homicide of The Rottweilers. After their verbal showdown the night before, Ricky Steamboat and Mick Foley each picked a team that personified their chosen wrestling style to face in a tag team match. Foley selected the established team of Dan Maff and BJ Whitmer to represent hardcore wrestling, while Steamboat paired Chad Collyer and Nigel McGuinness together to represent traditional pure wrestling. Initially the match was contested under traditional rules, but was turned into a No Disqualification match after being temporarily halted following the interference of the Carnage Crew, who were bitter that Foley didn't back them as the face of "Ring of Hardcore". Following loses on the past two shows ["Midnight Express Reunion" - 10/2/04; "Gold" - 10/14/04], Trent Acid began questioning his future in ROH after "the king of the multi-man matches" came up short in a Four Corner Survival match against Angel Dust, Josh Daniels and Matt Sydal. Matt Stryker added another lose to Special K's losing streak by making short work of Dixie, Jay Lethal and Delirious met in the first of only two matches they'd have together in ROH (the other being their Ultimate Warrior/Randy Savage remake at "ROH Unauthorized: A Night of Hoopla" [7/11/13]), and Daizee Haze had her first match on the main show, wrestling Tracy Brooks.

- 2010: ROH held "Richards vs. Daniels" in Chicago Ridge, IL. The main event brought the long awaited showdown between Christopher Daniels and the man he confronted when he made his return to Ring of Honor at "The Big Bang!" [4/3/10], Dave Richards. The Briscoes continued their long running feud with ROH World Tag Team Champions the Kings of Wrestling, besting them in an Elimination Tag Team match. Hometown hero Colt Cabana and Steve Corino faced off in an "I Quit" match, bringing an end to their active participation in the greater feud between El Generico and Kevin Steen. For his part on the show, Kevin Steen took on Homicide in a longtime coming rematch from "New Frontiers" [6/4/05]. Newcomers Adam Cole and Kyle O'Reilly faced another test as a tag team, squaring off with The All-Night Express. ROH Wrestling Academy student Andy Ridge continued his Trial Series, taking on Ricky Reyes. Daizee Haze teamed with Jamilia Craft (a.k.a. Jenny Rose) against Nevaeh and Lady JoJo. And Chad Collyer, who appeared frequently from 2002 through 2006, made his final Ring of Honor appearance, competing as The Metal Master in a match against Mike Mondo.

- 2020: ROH aired their latest episode of television from Baltimore, MD. The quarter finals of the ROH Pure Championship Tournament concluded with Tracy Williams facing Fred Yehi and PJ Black taking on Josh Woods. And former TNA and WWE wrestler EC3 made his Ring of Honor debut.

"Tradition Continues"
October 16, 2003
Michael's 8th Avenue
Glen Burnie, MD


- ROH World Champion: Samoa Joe
- ROH Tag Team Champions: The Backseat Boyz (Trent Acid & Johnny Kashmere)

Top Five Rankings
1. Jay Briscoe
2. Christopher Daniels
3. Colt Cabana
4. Homicide
5. Steve Corino

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1. Samoa Joe beat Prince Nana

2. The Rottweilers (Slugger & Grim Reefer w/Julius Smokes) beat The Ring Crew Express (Dunn & Marcos), Danny Doring & Josh Daniels and Slyk Wagner Brown & Sonjay Dutt (w/April Hunter) in a Tag Team Scramble match

3. Matt Stryker [1] beat Chris Sabin [0] in a Field of Honor: Block A match

4. Colt Cabana [1] beat BJ Whitmer [1] in a Field of Honor: Block B match

5. Special K (Izzy & Dixie) beat The Backseat Boyz (Trent Acid & Johnny Kashmere) (c) to WIN THE ROH TAG TEAM CHAMPIONSHIP!!!

6. AJ Styles beat CM Punk

7. Dan Maff (w/Allison Danger) [0] beat Jimmy Rave [0] in a Field of Honor: Block B match

8. Raven beat Justin Credible

9. Xavier beat Homicide (w/Julius Smokes), John Walters and Mark Briscoe in a Four Corner Survival match

10. Samoa Joe (c) beat Jay Briscoe to retain the ROH World Championship


Detailed results
411mania.com/wrestling/dark-pegasus-video-review-ring-of-honor-the-tradition-continues/

"Joe vs. Punk II"
October 16, 2004
Frontier Fieldhouse
Chicago Ridge, IL


- ROH World Champion: Samoa Joe
- ROH Pure Champion: John Walters
- ROH Tag Team Champions: The Rottweilers (Ricky Reyes & Rocky Romero)

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1. Davey Andrews vs. TJ Dalton ended in a no contest

2. Jay Lethal beat Delirious

3. Tracy Brooks beat Daizee Haze

4. Matt Stryker beat Dixie (w/Becky Bayless)

5. Josh Daniels beat Angel Dust, Matt Sydal and Trent Acid in a Four Corner Survival match

6. Chad Collyer & Nigel McGuinness (w/Ricky Steamboat) vs. Dan Maff & BJ Whitmer (w/Mick Foley) ended in a no contest

7. Chad Collyer & Nigel McGuinness (w/Ricky Steamboat) beat Dan Maff & BJ Whitmer (w/Mick Foley) in a No Disqualification match

8. Carnage Crew (Loc & DeVito) beat Davey Andrews & TJ Dalton

9. Generation Next (Roderick Strong & Jack Evans) beat The Rottweilers (Homicide & Rocky Romero)

10. Alex Shelley beat Jimmy Jacobs in an "I Quit" match

11. Samoa Joe (c) vs. CM Punk ended in a 60-minute time limit draw in a match for the ROH World Championship


Detailed results
411mania.com/wrestling/dark-pegasus-video-review-ring-of-honor-joe-vs-punk-ii/

"Richards vs. Daniels"
October 16, 2010
Frontier Fieldhouse
Chicago Ridge, IL


- ROH World Champion: Roderick Strong
- ROH World Television Champion: Eddie Edwards
- ROH World Tag Team Champions: Kings of Wrestling (Chris Hero & Claudio Castagnoli)

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D. Bobby Dempsey & Mike Sydal beat Tony Kozina & Marker Dillinger

1. The All-Night Express (Rhett Titus & Kenny King) beat Adam Cole & Kyle O'Reilly

2. Ricky Reyes beat Andy Ridge [0-1] in the second match of the Trial Series

3. Lady JoJo & Nevaeh beat Daizee Haze & Jamilia Craft

4. Homicide beat Kevin Steen

5. The Metal Master beat Mike Mondo

6. The Briscoes (Jay & Mark Briscoe) beat the Kings of Wrestling (Chris Hero & Claudio Castagnoli) (w/Shane Hagadorn) in an Elimination Tag Team match
- Mark was eliminated by Hero
- Castagnoli was eliminated by Jay
- Hero was eliminated by Jay

7. Colt Cabana beat Steve Corino (w/Kevin Steen) in an "I Quit" match

8. Davey Richards beat Christopher Daniels


Detailed results
wrestlingrecaps.com/2012/03/22/roh-richards-vs-daniels-10162010/

Ring of Honor Wrestling: Ep. #474
[Date unknown]
UMBC Event Center
Baltimore, MD
Aired: Oct. 16, 2020


- ROH World Champion: Rush
- ROH World Television Champion: Dragon Lee
- ROH World Tag Team Champions: Jay Lethal & Jonathan Gresham
- ROH World Six-Man Tag Team Champions: MexiSquad (Bandido, Flamita & Rey Horus)

Full episode
www.fite.tv/watch/roh-wrestling-episode-474/2p88s/

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1. Tracy Williams beat Fred Yehi to advance the finals of the ROH Pure Championship Tournament

2. Josh Woods (w/Silas Young) beat PJ Black (w/Brian Johnson) to advance to the finals of the ROH Pure Championship Tournament


Detailed results
www.rohwrestling.com/news/roh-recap-tracy-williams-josh-woods-advance-pure-title-tournament-block-finals-ec3-arrives

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Today in Ring of Honor History: October 19

2007: Ring of Honor held "Survival of the Fittest 2007", their debut show in Las Vegas, NV. After advancing over the debuting Karl Anderson, Chris Hero made history in the tournament by not just winning, but doing so in a clean sweep, single handedly eliminating all five other wrestlers in finals: Austin Aries, Claudio Castagnoli, Rocky Romero, Roderick Strong, and the debuting Human Tornado. The 2007 tournament is the longest Survival of the Fittest in terms of number of matches. Initially Bryan Danielson's match against new ROH World Champion Nigel McGuinness was to be the sixth and final opening round match, but for the second year in a row it ended in a time limit draw ["Survival of the Fittest 2006" - 10/6/06]. Instead of doing a Five-Way finals like the year before, the scheduled Three-Way exhibition bout between Tornado, Shane Hagadorn and Tony Kozina was turned into a seventh opening round match. Other participants in the tournament were: 2005 winner Delirious, Brent Albright, Davey Richards, and TJ Perkins. And in non-tournament action, following their violent attack at "Man Up" [9/15/07], ROH World Tag Team Champions The Briscoes finally got a chance to get their hands on Age of the Fall leader Jimmy Jacobs, facing him and Necro Butcher in a Street Fight.

- 2021: On Week by Week, Brian Milonas took on Eric Martin in a Pure Rules match, while his tag team partner Beer City Bruiser got into a heated confrontation with commentator Caprice Coleman.

"Survival of the Fittest 2007"
October 19, 2007
Empire Ballroom
Las Vegas, NV


- ROH World Champion: Nigel McGuinness
- ROH World Tag Team Champions: The Briscoes (Jay & Mark Briscoe)
- FIP World Heavyweight Champion: Roderick Strong
- Top of the Class Trophy: Mitch Franklin

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- No Remorse Corps was out in Las Vegas, with Roderick Strong & Rocky Romero wanting to know what's wrong with Davey Richards. Richards said they know exactly what's wrong, and told them to admit they're the ones who charged a bunch of drinks to his hotel room. Strong told him not to worry about that, because tonight is Survival of the Fittest. After they win the tournament tonight, they're going out on the town again. Richards said he gets to go this time, but Strong told him no, he has to watch their bags. After a video introduction, NRC was still on the street, with Strong & Romero sending Richards over to pick up some women. Richards asked one of them if she wanted to watch bags with him, but she said no. Romero came over and got her to give him a kiss on the cheek.

- Nigel McGuinness came out to make his first address as the new ROH World Champion. McGuinness said he's always dreamed about being the champion, and as long as he never gave up, he knew he could do it. Well now that dream has become a reality. McGuinness said this is the start of a long road, because just like he always knew he'd win the belt, he knows he's going to be a great ROH World Champion. FIP World Heavyweight Champion Roderick Strong came out and said he heard McGuinness talking about being a great champion, but the truth is he's a fluke and nothing more than a paper champion. Strong said the FIP title is the most prestigious belt in wrestling. In his eleven months as champion, Strong has beaten the likes of Austin Aries, Christopher Daniels, Delirious, Shingo, and even the man he's facing in the first round tonight, Brent Albright. Albright came out with Shane Hagadorn and said it's great that McGuinness is the new ROH World Champion, but he better shine that belt up, because first chance he gets Albright is going to dump McGuinness on his head with a Half-Nelson Suplex and become the new champion. As for Strong, if he wants to talk tough and say he can beat Albright, let's do it right now.

1. Roderick Strong beat Brent Albright (w/Shane Hagadorn) to advance to the finals of Survival of the Fittest

- Promo from Delirious out on the street, saying…something, about "Survival of the Fittest 2006" [10/6/06] and "repeat, repeat, repeat, repeat, repeat".

2. Chris Hero (w/Larry Sweeney) beat Karl Anderson to advance to the finals of Survival of the Fittest. Post match backstage, Sweeney said one down, one to go. You can't bet on Chris Hero matches in Las Vegas, because the odds of him winning are so good, no one can bet against him. Hero said by the end of the night, he will go down in history as the greatest entertainer ever in Las Vegas.

3. Rocky Romero beat TJ Perkins to advance to the finals of Survival of the Fittest

4. Austin Aries beat Delirious to advance to the finals of Survival of the Fittest. End of the match Delirious got Aries in the Cobra Stretch, but Aries pushed Delirious' foot to break the bridge, and countered into a pin attempt. After Delirious kicked out, Aries kicked him in the head and hit a Brainbuster for the win. Post match backstage Aries said he appreciates Delirious, because he looked out for The Resilience when Aries couldn't be in ROH. Unfortunately for him tonight, Aries has been working on submission counters while training to face Bryan Danielson, and that included Delirious' Cobra Stretch. This year Aries will not be denied, he will finally become the Survival of the Fittest champion.

5. Claudio Castagnoli beat Davey Richards to advance to the finals of Survival of the Fittest. Post match backstage Castagnoli was nursing his neck and said when Richards had him in the Horsecollar, he was extremely close to giving up, but instead of that, he pulled through and won. Even though Castagnoli hurt something in his neck, he's going to keep pulling through, just like he did in the Race to the Top tournament [7/28/07]. Tournaments are done to prove you have the heart and class to be at the top, and he has them.

6. Bryan Danielson vs. Nigel McGuinness ended in a 20-minute time limit draw in an opening round match of Survival of the Fittest. As a result, both wrestlers are eliminated in the tournament. Post match McGuinness said the fans didn't come here for a time limit draw, so let's give them five more minutes. Danielson asked the fans if they wanted five more minute, then charged at McGuinness trying to attack him. McGuinness stopped Danielson by hitting him, then put him in the London Dungeon, with Danielson quickly tapping out. The referee ordered McGuinness to break the hold, as the match was not going to be restarted, and it was officially a draw.

- It was announced the scheduled Three-Way match of Human Tornado vs. Shane Hagadorn vs. Tony Kozina is now a first round match of Survival of the Fittest.

7. Human Tornado beat Shane Hagadorn and Tony Kozina in a Three-Way match to advance to the finals of Survival of the Fittest. Finish saw Hagadorn whip Kozina into the turnbuckle and charged after him, but Kozina countered by leapfrogging over him. However, when he landed Tornado quickly hit a Tornado Plex for the win.

8. The Age of the Fall (Jimmy Jacobs & Necro Butcher) beat The Briscoes (Jay & Mark Briscoe) in a Street Fight. Finish saw Jacobs give Mark The End Times onto a steel chair, and the referee stopped the match when Mark was out.

9. Chris Hero (w/Larry Sweeney) beat Austin Aries, Claudio Castagnoli, Human Tornado, Rocky Romero and Roderick Strong in a Six-Way Elimination match to win Survival of the Fittest
- Tornado was eliminated by Hero. At the start of the match Hero & Sweeney grabbed some chairs and sat on the stage, watching everyone else fight each other. When the ring was cleared after Aries hit a dive to the floor on Strong and Romero, Hero finally got in the ring. He tried to hit a dive himself, but Castagnoli blocked it. Castagnoli tried to fight Hero, but he quickly tagged in Tornado and bailed out of the ring. After dumping Castagnoli to the floor and hitting a dive on everyone (excluding Hero), Tornado got back in the ring, at which point Hero ran back in and quickly hit a Hero's Welcome on him and got the pin. After the elimination, Hero's left the ring to go sit back on the stage.
- Romero was eliminated by Hero. Towards the end of the fall Strong fought with Castagnoli onto the stage, causing Hero & Sweeney to abandon their seats and go hide by the ring. Shortly after that Aries went for his Brainbuster/450 combo on Romero, but as he was climbing the turnbuckle for the 450, Hero jumped up on the ring apron and lightly tapped Aries' boot to tag himself in. As soon as Aries hit the 450, Hero quickly got in the ring, picked up Aries, and powerbombed him onto Romero, then pinned Romero. After the elimination, Hero immediately tagged in Strong, and left the ring.
- Aries was eliminated by Hero. End of the fall saw Hero blind tag himself in on Strong when Aries was repeatedly punching him in the corner. Aries then whipped Strong into the other corner and got ready to hit a running dropkick, but before he could Hero got into the ring and tried to pin him with a backslide. Aries kicked out and tried to kick Hero in the head, but Hero dodged it and pinned Aries with a rollup. After the elimination, when Hero realized he was in the ring with Strong, Sweeney jumped up on the ring apron and pulled out $500, offering it to Strong to work with Hero against Castagnoli. Strong accepted, and stuffed the money into his kneepad.
- Strong was eliminated by Hero. After working together for several minutes against Castagnoli, end of the fall saw Strong whip Castagnoli into the corner, where Hero once again blind tagged himself in as Castagnoli was trying to leapfrog over Strong. Strong caught Castagnoli and gave him a facebuster, followed by a Gibson Driver, at which point Hero got in the ring and gave Strong a Hero's Welcome and pinned him. After the elimination, Hero pulled down Strong's kneepad and took back the $500, returning it to Sweeney.
- Castagnoli was eliminated by Hero. Finish saw Hero give Castagnoli a Cravat Neckbreaker off the second rope, followed by a double stop, and lastly putting him in the Hangman's Clutch, with Castagnoli passing out while trying to get to the ropes. Post match Hero called Bobby Cruise into the ring, and ordered him to inform the fans that after winning Survival of the Fittest, he is leaving the stink hole of Las Vegas and going to Disneyland.

- After the show Chris Hero & Larry Sweeney were hanging out on the Las Vegas Strip, and said there was never any doubt who the fittest man in Ring of Honor is. Hero saw the New York-New York Casino and wanted to know when they moved the Statue of Liberty to Las Vegas. Sweeney said he didn't know, but soon it'll be in their backyard because they're using the purse money from winning Survival of the Fittest to buy it. Hero asked who wanted an autograph, and some guy said he didn't know who he is. Sweeney called the guy an ordinary bum, and said Hero was the best wrestler in the world. Hero & Sweeney then heard the city of Las Vegas chanting "Chris is awesome", and Hero said to never forget that.

Week by Week: Ep. #74
[Date unknown]
2300 Arena
Philadelphia, PA
Aired: Oct. 19, 2021




1. Pure Rules match: Brian Milonas (w/Beer City Bruiser & Ken Dixon) vs. Eric Martin (w/Will Ferrara)

Result

SPOILER: Click to show

{Spoiler}{Spoiler}Brian Milonas (w/Beer City Bruiser & Ken Dixon) beat Eric Martin (w/Will Ferrara) in a Pure Rules match. Post match The Bouncers & Dixon went to commentary, where Caprice Coleman was already putting over the match, and Beer City Bruiser said it was a good match and ordered Ian Riccaboni to say Milonas is the best pound for pound Pure wrestler in Ring of Honor. Coleman got super hot and yelled at Bruiser, saying there was no need to get in their faces as they already agreed with him it was good match.

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Today in Ring of Honor History: October 20

- 2017: Ring of Honor held a television taping in Philadelphia, PA. With the episodes taking them through the end of November, ROH began the push towards "Final Battle 2017" [12/15/17]. Three of ROH's four titles were on the line, with Cody defending the ROH World Championship against Ryan Nova, the Motor City Machine Guns defending the ROH World Tag Team Championship against War Machine, and Kenny King defending the ROH World Television Championship against Mark Briscoe, who insisted on challenging for the title despite being only one week removed from dislocating his elbow ["Global Wars 2017: Pittsburgh" - 10/13/17]. The decision to go after the title annoyed Mark's brother Jay Briscoe, who, despite being a two-time ROH World Champion, thought it was wrong of him to go after a singles title as they are a tag team. Jay had his own issues to deal with that night, as Bully Ray's "retirement tour" brought about the return of ECW icon Tommy Dreamer. Dalton Castle, scheduled to challenge Cody for the ROH World Championship at "Final Battle 2017", set out running the gauntlet through Bullet Club, starting with ROH World Six-Man Tag Team Champion Adam Page. Best Friends defeated The Addiction to become the number one contenders for the ROH World Tag Team Championship, while three singles matches were held to determine the challengers in the Four Corner Survival match for the ROH World Television Championship. Punishment Martinez was the first man to advance after besting Josh Woods, followed by Shane Taylor, who defeated Cheeseburger, and Silas Young, who picked up a tainted win over Jonathan Gresham. Flip Gordon selected Coast 2 Coast and newcomer Scorpio Sky to team with him in an Eight-Man Tag Team match against Bullet Club's ROH World Six-Man Tag Team Champions The Young Bucks, Marty Scurll and Adam Page. Jay White wrestled his last match for ROH TV, facing Matt Taven. A fan got to see the action really up close and personal when a brawl between War Machine and The Addiction ended with her getting Frankie Kazarian thrown right into her face, resulting in a bloody nose. And in a bonus Women of Honor match, Deonna Purrazzo and Karen Q squared off in a grudge match.

- 2020: With Ring of Honor having returned to action following their hiatus from COVID-19 pandemic, for the first time on Week by Week fans were presented with a new matchup. In a Wildcard Tag Team match, Dalton Castle and Rust Taylor were partnered up to face the duo of Rocky Romero and Kenny King.

Women of Honor
October 20, 2017
2300 Arena
Philadelphia, PA
Aired: Nov. 8, 2017




1. Deonna Purrazzo vs. Karen Q

Result

SPOILER: Click to show

{Spoiler}Karen Q beat Deonna Purrazzo. Near the end of the match Purrazzo accidently took out the referee with a kick when trying to hit Q. Purrazzo then had Q pinned with a small package, but there was no referee to make the count. While the referee was still down, Q hit Purrazzo in the head with a steel chair, and pinned her when the ref recovered.

Future of Honor
October 20, 2017
2300 Arena
Philadelphia, PA
Aired: Nov. 17, 2017




1. Brian Milonas vs. Howie Timberche

Result

SPOILER: Click to show

{Spoiler}Brian Milonas beat Howie Timberche

Women of Honor
October 20, 2017
2300 Arena
Philadelphia, PA
Aired: Nov. 22, 2017




1. Four Corner Survival match: Jenny Rose vs. Jessie Brooks vs. Nikki Addams vs. Sumie Sakai

Result

SPOILER: Click to show

{Spoiler}Jenny Rose beat Jessie Brooks, Nikki Addams and Sumie Sakai in a Four Corner Survival match. Rose pinned Addams with a rollup following a spear.

Ring of Honor Wrestling: Ep. #320
October 20, 2017
2300 Arena
Philadelphia, PA
Aired: Nov. 4, 2017


- ROH World Champion: Cody
- ROH World Television Champion: Kenny King
- ROH World Tag Team Champions: Motor City Machine Guns (Alex Shelley & Chris Sabin)
- ROH World Tag Team Champions: Bullet Club (Matt Jackson, Nick Jackson & Adam Page)

Full episode
www.fite.tv/watch/roh-wrestling-episode-320/2lwci/

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1. The Kingdom (Vinny Marseglia & TK O'Ryan) beat Coast 2 Coast (Leon St. Giovanni & Shaheem Ali) and The Dawgs (Rhett Titus & Will Ferrara) in a Three-Way Tag Team match

2. Cody (c) beat Ryan Nova to retain the ROH World Championship

3. Motor City Machine Guns (Alex Shelley & Chris Sabin) (c) beat War Machine (Hanson & Rowe) to retain the ROH World Tag Team Championship


Detailed results
www.rohwrestling.com/news/roh-recap-mcmg-vs-war-machine-roh-world-tag-team-titles

Ring of Honor Wrestling: Ep. #321
October 20, 2017
2300 Arena
Philadelphia, PA
Aired: Nov. 11, 2017


Full episode
www.fite.tv/watch/roh-wrestling-episode-321/2m0lq/

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1. Punishment Martinez beat Josh Woods to enter the ROH World Television Championship Four Corner Survival match at "Final Battle 2017" [12/15/17]

2. Kenny King (c) beat Mark Briscoe (w/Jay Briscoe) via referee's decision to retain the ROH World Television Championship

3. Best Friends (Chuckie T & Beretta) beat The Addiction (Christopher Daniels & Frankie Kazarian) to win a shot at the ROH World Tag Team Championship


Detailed results
www.rohwrestling.com/news/roh-recap-addiction-vs-best-friends-shot-roh-world-tag-title

Ring of Honor Wrestling: Ep. #322
October 20, 2017
2300 Arena
Philadelphia, PA
Aired: Nov. 18, 2017


Full episode
www.fite.tv/watch/roh-wrestling-episode-322/2m338/

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1. Matt Taven (w/The Kingdom) beat Jay White

2. Shane Taylor beat Cheeseburger to enter the ROH World Television Championship Four Corner Survival match at "Final Battle 2017"

3. Dalton Castle beat Adam Page


Detailed results
www.rohwrestling.com/news/roh-recap-shocking-development-bully-ray-and-briscoes

Ring of Honor Wrestling: Ep. #323
October 20, 2017
2300 Arena
Philadelphia, PA
Aired: Nov. 25, 2017


Full episode
www.fite.tv/watch/roh-wrestling-episode-323/2m5sv/

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1. Silas Young (w/Beer City Bruiser) beat Jonathan Gresham to enter the ROH World Television Championship Four Corner Survival match at "Final Battle 2017"

2. Bullet Club (Matt Jackson, Nick Jackson, Marty Scurll & Adam Page) beat Flip Gordon, Scorpio Sky & Coast 2 Coast (Leon St. Giovanni & Shaheem Ali) in an Eight-Man Tag Team match


Detailed results
www.rohwrestling.com/news/roh-recap-bullet-club-vs-flips-army-chaotic-eight-man-tag

Week by Week: Ep. #22
[Date unknown]
UMBC Event Center
Baltimore, MD
Aired: Oct. 20, 2020




1. Dalton Castle & Rust Taylor vs. Rocky Romero & Kenny King

Result

SPOILER: Click to show

{Spoiler}Rocky Romero & Kenny King beat Dalton Castle & Rust Taylor. King pinned Taylor after a Royal Flush.

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Today in Ring of Honor History: October 21

- 2007: Ring of Honor made their West Coast debut with "Chaos at the Cow Palace" in San Francisco, CA. Ostensibly the name was a reference to the post-match angle of the main event, which saw a huge brawl featuring most of the night's roster. In truth it was a mild summery of the weekend's infamous Wrestle Fan Fest 2007. The convention would best be described as a massive clusterf***, as it saw, among other things, several advertised wrestlers not appearing due to not being paid, Scott Steiner leading those who did appear in staging a sit in to get their pay (or at least part of it), Lex Luger suffering a spinal infarction and being hospitalized with paralysis (which he's never really recovered from), the scheduled MMA show being shut down by the California State Athletic, and an argument between MMA legend Don Frye and Leland Chapman (the son of Dog the Bounty Hunter) escalating to a fight in the hotel lobby between Frye and Chapman's bodyguard. For their own piece of the disastrous weekend, Ring of Honor, who only made the West Coast excursion after being invited out to take part in the supposedly historic convention, were told they would be allowed to hold their show as scheduled...provided they personally paid the venue cost to use the Cow Palace. Until being surpassed by the "G1 Supercard" in Madison Square Garden [4/6/19], the Cow Palace was largest venue ROH ever ran, drawing a few hundred fans in a building whose capacity is 16,500.

The main event saw ROH World Champion Nigel McGuinness make his first title defense, taking on ROH World Tag Team Champion Jay Briscoe. ROH's sister promotion Full Impact Pro was also represented on the show, with Roderick Strong defending the FIP World Heavyweight Championship against Claudio Castagnoli. Austin Aries and Bryan Danielson met in the second match of their Best of Three Series, with Danielson tying things up at one win each. No Remorse Corps' Davey Richards and Rocky Romero pulled double duty, first defeating TJ Perkins and Tony Kozina, before losing an impromptu "Relaxed Rules" match against Jimmy Jacobs and Necro Butcher of The Age of the Fall. Delirious took on Brent Albright in a grudge match, Adam Pearce faced Karl Anderson, and Chris Hero square off with Human Tornado (who he was presently feuding with in Pro Wrestling Guerrilla).


Bullet points of most major issues during the Wrestle Fan Fest convention (located down at "2007"):
pwinsider.com/article/62653/1020-this-day-in-history-lesnar-joins-ufc-firstever-buried-alive-match-the-san-fran-wrestlefest-debacle-bret-hart-retires-lesnar-and-undertaker-hell-in-a-cell-raw-celebrates-700-democrats-demand-investigation-into-stand-up-for-wwe-campaign-and-much-much-more-.html?p=1

Slam Wrestling's report on the convention: slamwrestling.net/index.php/2007/10/21/sf-convention-a-complete-disaster/

PWInsider's news report on Scott Steiner's sit in and the Don Frye fight: www.pwinsider.com/ViewArticle.php?id=27189&p=1

- 2016: ROH held "Road to Final Battle 2016: Night 1" in Fort Lauderdale, FL. The show was headline by a $20,000 Wildcard Six-Man Tag Team match, which saw former ROH World Champion Jay Lethal partnered with Alex Shelley and Silas Young against the trio of Jay Briscoe, Christopher Daniels and Colt Cabana. Former NXT wrestler Bull James got an opportunity to earn a shot at the ROH World Championship, facing Adam Cole in a Proving Ground match, but lost in large part due to Punishment Martinez, who he was scheduled to face the next night. The post-match attack on James by Martinez and BJ Whitmer brought about a surprise appearance by Mr. Wrestling 3, who was cosplaying as The Midnight Rider. Overall it was a bad night for Whitmer and Martinez, as they were cost their own tag team match against Cheeseburger and Will Ferrara thanks to trickery by Steve Corino. Rhett Titus challenged Bobby Fish for the ROH World Television Championship, while his fellow Cabinet members Caprice Coleman and Kenny King took on Leon St. Giovanni and Shaheem Ali. Kyle O'Reilly picked up a win in a Four Corner Survival match against Donovan Dijak, Jay White and Kamaitachi. Mark Briscoe faced Frankie Kazarian, War Machine squared off with The Tempura Boyz, and Dalton Castle and Adam Page met in their second annual singles match.

"Chaos at the Cow Palace"
October 21, 2007
Cow Palace
San Francisco, CA


- ROH World Champion: Nigel McGuinness
- ROH World Tag Team Champions: The Briscoes (Jay & Mark Briscoe)
- FIP World Heavyweight Champion: Roderick Strong
- Top of the Class Trophy: Mitch Franklin

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- Promo from ROH World Champion Nigel McGuinness, saying the dream was always to win the belt, but the one thing you don't think about while chasing it is what happens after you win it. Keeping the title is a lot harder than winning it. To win it, all you have to do is beat one person on one night; to keep it, you have to beat everyone every night. The question now that he's champion is what will his legacy be. After his 21 month reign, Samoa Joe will forever be synonymous with the title and will most likely go down in history as the most famous ROH World Champion. Then there are other people who've held it that will only be footnotes in history. Whatever it took to get McGuinness the belt, he's going to use it to take him as far as he can as champion, and it starts tonight against Jay Briscoe.

- Larry Sweeney came out with Chris Hero and said, despite visual evidence to the contrary, the fans here are a very lucky group of people. Sweeney told them to rise and hail Hero, the best athlete in Ring of Honor.

1. Chris Hero (w/Larry Sweeney) beat Human Tornado. Early in the match Hero did one of his overly athletic reversals to get out of a wristlock, followed by some lite showboating. When that only got a lukewarm response from the fans, Hero left the ring and told Bobby Cruise to inform the fans that not only is he the 2007 Survival of the Fittest winner, "but also Chris is awesome. Clap clap. Clap clap." Finish saw Hero hit a Hero's Welcome, followed by putting Tornado straight into the Hangman's Clutch. Post match Sweeney said to forget Pat Patterson, Ray Stevens and Nick Bockwinkel, because Chris Hero is the best athlete to ever perform in the Cow Palace. Claudio Castagnoli ran out and gave Hero a European Uppercut, knocking him out of the ring. Castagnoli apologized for interrupting, he just wanted to say what an honor it is for ROH to be at the Cow Palace, and hopes they can add a little piece of history to it. Roderick Strong came out and said if Castagnoli wants to make history, they can do it right now by wrestling for the FIP World Heavyweight Championship.

2. Roderick Strong (c) beat Claudio Castagnoli to retain the FIP World Heavyweight Championship. Post match Strong put on Castagnoli's ring jacket, so Castagnoli chased him to the back.

3. Adam Pearce (w/Shane Hagadorn) beat Karl Anderson. End of the match Hagadorn jumped up on the ring apron to distract Anderson after he hit a spinebuster on Pearce. The distraction gave Pearce time to recover, allowing him to give Anderson a piledriver for the win. Post match Delirious ran out and tried to attack Pearce, but Pearce shoved Hagadorn at him and bailed out of the ring. Delirious jumped on Hagadorn and began repeatedly biting his forehead, until Brent Albright ran out and attacked him. Ring crew then came out and helped a bloody Hagadorn to the back.

4. Brent Albright (w/Adam Pearce) beat Delirious. Near the end of the match Delirious had Albright beat with the Cobra Stretch, but Pearce jumped up on the ring apron to distract the referee, causing him to miss Albright tapping out. Finish saw Pearce trip Delirious when he went to dive on Albright after he bailed to the floor. Pearce then jumped up on the ring apron to taunt Delirious, but Delirious got to his feet and elbowed him off. The distraction allowed Albright to run back into the ring and give Delirious a Half-Nelson Suplex for the win.

5. No Remorse Corps (Davey Richards & Rocky Romero) beat Tony Kozina & TJ Perkins. Finish saw Richards give Perkins an Alarm Clock, followed by a jumping Tombstone Piledriver, and finally putting him in a Kimura Lock. Post match The Age of the Fall came out through the crowd, and Jimmy Jacobs said the revolution has come to San Francisco. Jacobs said ROH officials have told him in order for AOTF to get a shot at the ROH World Tag Team Championship, they need to start beating some tag teams. Jacobs told the NRC they can either go to the back, or stay in the ring and make history by being AOTF's next steppingstone. After talking it over for two seconds, NRC attacked AOTF.

6. The Age of the Fall (Jimmy Jacobs & Necro Butcher) beat the No Remorse Corps (Davey Richards & Rocky Romero) in a "Relaxed Rules" match. Both teams brawled all over the arena before making their way back into the ring. Finish saw Necro give Richards a Tiger Driver onto a steel chair, followed by Jacobs picking him up and hitting The End Times onto the chair, with the referee stopping the match when Richards was out.

- Promo from ROH World Tag Team Champions The Briscoes, with Jay saying tonight Nigel McGuinness' reign as ROH World Champion will officially become the shortest in history. Jay has had a couple title shots before and lost, but tonight is going to be different because he needs the belt. Jay asked Mark how his foot is doing, and Mark said it sore after "Survival of the Fittest 2007" [10/19/07], but it's getting better and he'll be 100% in no time. Jay said once he's back, it's on with The Age of the Fall.

7. Bryan Danielson [0] beat Austin Aries [1] in the second match of the Best of Three Series. Finish saw Aries get Danielson in The Last Chancery, but Danielson wouldn't submit. Aries released the hold and tried to soften Danielson up by repeatedly kneeing Danielson in the head, but Danielson quickly grabbed hold of his leg and hooked a small package for the win. Post match backstage, Danielson said Aries has a hell of a submission move, but he'll be damned if he gets caught in the same submission twice in a row. Aries has a million tricks up his sleeve, but if Danielson really is the best technical wrestler in world like he's claimed for to be for years, you aren't going to get him twice in a row. Danielson told Aries they have one more match to determine who is the ace of Ring of Honor and see who gets a title shot for the ROH World Championship, and Aries interrupted and said he knows. Aries said it's obvious Danielson has been doing his homework, and maybe Aries needs to brush up on his, because unlike Danielson, Aries doesn't have a lot of experiences with a small package. Aries said joking aside, no one pushes him harder than Danielson. Danielson was the best wrestler in the world, but now Aries time has come again, and he's going to win the third match to become the ace, and get the shot for the ROH World Championship.

8. Nigel McGuinness (c) beat Jay Briscoe (w/Mark Briscoe) to retain the ROH World Championship. End of the match saw McGuinness give Jay a Tower of London on the edge of the ring frame, but when that only got him a two count, McGuinness quickly put him in the London Dungeon for the win. Post match Bryan Danielson came out and confronted McGuinness, before slapping him in the face. McGuinness gave Daniels a European Upper cut back and the two began brawling around ringside, while The Age of the Fall ran out through the crowd and attacked the Briscoes. After disposing of the Briscoes, the No Remorse Corps ran out and attacked AOTF; after getting rid of AOTF, Austin Aries ran out and attacked NRC. When Davey Richards took out everyone with a Shooting Star Press to the floor, Sweet n' Sour, Inc. were the next ones out. Chris Hero began flipping around the ring, while Larry Sweeney told the fans to respect and honor such an athletic specimen. Claudio Castagnoli was the last one out, and he ended things by giving Hero a Ricola Bomb. Castagnoli then thanked the fans for coming to the show.

Women of Honor
October 21, 2016
War Memorial Auditorium
Fort Lauderdale, FL
Aired: Oct. 26, 2016




1. Rachael Ellering vs. Kennadi Brink

Result

SPOILER: Click to show

{Spoiler}{Spoiler}Kennadi Brink beat Rachael Ellering

"Road to Final Battle 2016: "
October 21, 2016
War Memorial Auditorium
Fort Lauderdale, FL


- ROH World Champion: Adam Cole
- ROH World Television Champion: Bobby Fish
- ROH World Tag Team Champions: The Young Bucks (Matt & Nick Jackson)

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D. Joey Ozbourne & Victor Andrews beat Hunter Law & Rome

- The Cabinet came out for their match against Leon St. Giovanni & Shaheem Ali, and Kenny King said week after week they get disrespected by Ring of Honor. Despite looking like a million bucks, they've been put into a match with "Lassie and his grandmother". Because they have a little bit of mercy, and because they have some broads waiting in the back, they're going to stomp Giovanni & Ali's asses quickly. Caprice Coleman grabbed the microphone and said when Giovanni & Ali heard they were facing The Cabinet tonight, they probably thought they were facing The All-Night Express. But since he's feeling froggy tonight, Coleman is taking Rhett Titus' place. The Cabinet then took a knee to protest the Code of Honor.

1. The Cabinet (Caprice Coleman & Kenny King w/Rhett Titus) beat Leon St. Giovanni & Shaheem Ali. King pinned Ali after a Chinbreak/Sky High combo.

2. Mark Briscoe beat Frankie Kazarian

3. War Machine (Hanson & Rowe) beat The Tempura Boyz (SHO & YOH). Hanson pinned SHO after a Decapitation.

4. Adam Page beat Dalton Castle. End of the match Castle went for a Bang-A-Rang, but Page grabbed onto the referee to block it and pulled himself free. Castle went to push the referee out of the way, but just as he did Page hit a low blow. Page then hit a Rite of Passage for the win.

5. Kyle O'Reilly beat Donovan Dijak (w/Prince Nana), Jay White and Kamaitachi in a Four Corner Survival match. Finish saw Kamaitachi hook O'Reilly for a Suplex, but O'Reilly countered into a Brainbuster.

- During intermission Steve Corino left commentary and went to the back.

6. Cheeseburger & Will Ferrara beat BJ Whitmer & Punishment Martinez. End of the match Martinez held up Cheeseburger while Whitmer grabbed the golden spike to stab him, when Steve Corino's music hit. Martinez let go of Cheeseburger and left the ring to stand by the entrance for Corino to come out. As Whitmer watched for Corino, Cheeseburger rolled him up to win. Post match Whitmer & Martinez beat down Cheeseburger, before setting up a steel chair in the ring. Martinez put Cheeseburger's hand on the chair and held it place while Whitmer tried to stab it with the golden spike, but Ferrara grabbed Cheeseburger's foot and pulled him away just in time. Security ran out to deal with Whitmer & Martinez, only to get beaten down.

- The Cabinet came out for Rhett Titus' ROH World Television Championship match against Bobby Fish, and Caprice Coleman yelled at the jive turkey fans to stop throwing streamers into the ring while they're trying to protest. Fish got sick of listening to Coleman talk, so he kicked him the stomach, which caused The All-Night Express to attack him. After quickly fighting both of them off, the match was officially started.

7. Bobby Fish (c) beat Rhett Titus (w/The Cabinet) to retain the ROH World Television Championship. After repeated distractions and interference by The Cabinet, which included Caprice Coleman jumping up on the ring apron about a minute into the match to call Bobby a "Fish-Eyed Fool" and start dancing, The Cabinet were ejected from ringside. Finish saw Fish pick up Titus for a Brainbuster, but when the move started to go sideways he quickly transitioned it into a Falcon Arrow for the win. Post match Fish got into a confrontation with his next challenger, Adam Page, who was on commentary.

8. Adam Cole beat Bull James in a Proving Ground match. End of the match James got ready to put Cole away when Punishment Martinez (who he was scheduled to face the next night) came out with BJ Whitmer to distract him, allowing Cole to hit a Shining Wizard for the win. Post match Martinez laid out James, and Whitmer said The Father (Kevin Sullivan) told him he and his disciples would return. James is nothing more than the disciple of a false prophet (Dusty Rhodes), and he has done nothing but perpetuate his lies. In order to start his own army of darkness, Whitmer must sacrifice the false prophet's disciples, beginning with Bull James. Before Whitmer could do anything, Mr. Wrestling 3 came out dressed as The Midnight Rider and dumped Martinez out of the ring. Whitmer offered MW3 the golden spike, but MW3 began laying into him with Bionic Elbows, with James joining him.

9. Jay Lethal, Alex Shelley & Silas Young beat Jay Briscoe, Christopher Daniels & Colt Cabana in a Six-Man Tag Team match to win $20,000. End of the match saw Lethal hit a Lethal Injection on Daniels. Before Lethal could go for a pin, his own partner Young laid him out with a clothesline, as he wanted the glory of winning the match. Young then picked up Daniels and hit Misery for the win.

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Today in Ring of Honor History: October 22

- 2016: Ring of Honor held "Road to Final Battle 2016: Night 2" in Lakeland, FL. Silas Young received his second ever shot at the ROH World Championship, challenging Adam Cole. Adam Page not only pulled double duty, he walked away with two victories, albeit tainted ones. After first defeating Mark Briscoe, Page interrupted a non-title match between ROH World Television Champion Bobby Fish and Jay Briscoe, and subsequently pinned Jay in a Three-Way match. The partnership of Colt Cabana and Dalton Castle once again proved successful, with the two besting former ROH World Tag Team Champions The Addiction. After the events of the previous night, the scheduled singles match between former NXT wrestler Bull James and Punishment Martinez was turned into a tag team match held under relaxed rules, with James teaming with Mr. Wrestling 3 against Martinez and BJ Whitmer. Jay Lethal faced off against Kamaitachi in an exhibition bout. Alex Shelley and Jay White came out on top in match against War Machine. Originally Shelley and White were scheduled to face The Cabinet, but Caprice Coleman and The All-Night Express withdrew from the match after venting their frustration with "The Cabinet" gimmick and how they'd been utilized by Ring of Honor. They weren't the only frustrated ones on the show, as Prince Nana walked out on Donovan Dijak following his loss in the opening match against Kyle O'Reilly. And Cheeseburger and Will Ferrara picked up a win in a Three-Way Tag Team match against The Tempura Boyz and the duo of Leon St. Giovanni and Shaheem Ali.

- 2021: ROH aired their latest episode of television from Philadelphia, PA. The entire episode was dedicated to the feud between The Foundation and VLNCE UNLTD, with the factions facing off in three separate matches. In the main event, Jay Lethal and Homicide, whose history together in Ring of Honor goes all the way back to the very first time Lethal stepped into an ROH ring ["Final Battle 2002" - 12/28/02], faced off against each other for the final time. Jonathan Gresham and Tracy Williams teamed up against Brody King and Chris Dickinson, and Rhett Titus took on Tony Deppen.

Women of Honor
October 22, 2016
Lakeland Center
Lakeland, FL




1. Amber O'Neal vs. Kennadi Brink

Result

SPOILER: Click to show

{Spoiler}{Spoiler}Kennadi Brink beat Amber O'Neal

"Road to Final Battle 2016: Night 2"
October 22, 2016
Lakeland Center
Lakeland, FL


- ROH World Champion: Adam Cole
- ROH World Television Champion: Bobby Fish
- ROH World Tag Team Champions: The Young Bucks (Matt & Nick Jackson)

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D. Josh Woods, Brandon Groom & Kennedy Kendrick beat Chuckles, Joey Ozbourne & Victor Andrews in a Six-Man Tag Team match

1. Kyle O'Reilly beat Donovan Dijak (w/Prince Nana). Post match Nana yelled at Dijak for losing before walking out on him.

- The Cabinet came out with about a dozen supporters for their match against Alex Shelley & Jay White. Rhett Titus said the Code of Honor is a shame, so The Cabinet is protesting it by taking a knee, but Caprice Coleman stopped him. Coleman said he's not feeling it anymore, because this is a joke, and asked Titus & Kenny King if they feel respected. Titus has been in ROH for eleven years and they still look at him like he's an ROH Dojo student, while King is treated like a peasant despite being one of the best athletes in wrestling. Coleman said he's tired of them being the black sheep of the ROH family. King agreed, saying between the three of them, they have over 40 years of in-ring experience, have competed all over the world, won numerous titles, and any one of them could be ROH World Champion, but they're stuck doing this. The only reason they started this stupid gimmick was to make wrestling great for the fans, and even though those fans boo them and tell King to go back to TNA, they still suck it up every night and go out to perform. King said they've become a bigger joke than the actual on going election, and they're better than this, so he's out. The Cabinet left the ring, and their supporters began chanting "Make wrestling great", so Titus & King attacked them and laid them out before going to the back. After The Cabinet left, Jay White said he hasn't been in ROH for long, but even he knows that the way to get respect around here is by being in the ring, not walking away from it. White said he & Shelley prepared for a match tonight, so he's issuing an open challenge to any two people in the back to face them right now. War Machine accepted.

2. Alex Shelley & Jay White beat War Machine (Hanson & Rowe). White pinned Rowe after a Sliced Bread #2/Kiwi Krusher combo.

3. Adam Page beat Mark Briscoe. Mid-match Page tried to bring a chair into the ring, and when the referee became distracted by removing it, Page hit a low blow on Mark. Finish saw Page grab the referee and hold him as a shield when Mark started to climb the turnbuckle for a Froggy Bow. Mark hopped down and pushed the referee out of the way, at which point Page gave him a second low blow. Page then hit a Rite of Passage for the win. Post match Page confronted ROH World Television Champion Bobby Fish, who was on commentary.

4. BJ Whitmer & Punishment Martinez beat Mr. Wrestling 3 & Bull James in a "Relaxed Rules" match. Finish saw Whitmer give MW3 an Exploder Suplex through a table, followed by Martinez giving him a South of Heaven Chokeslam. Post match Whitmer went to take off Mr. Wrestling 3's mask, but he was interrupted by Martinez, who gave him a shard of the broken table to stab MW3 with. Before he could use it, James pulled Martinez out of the ring, then attacked Whitmer with a chair.

5. Jay Lethal beat Kamaitachi

6. Cheeseburger & Will Ferrara beat The Tempura Boyz (SHO & YOH) and Leon St. Giovanni & Shaheem Ali and in a Three-Way Tag Team match. Finish saw Ferrara go for a Springboard Crossbody on Cheeseburger, but Cheeseburger hit him with a Shotei in midair and pinned him.

7. Bobby Fish vs. Jay Briscoe ended in a no contest. The match was stopped after guest commentator Adam Page left commentary and pulled Fish out of the ring to attack him. Jay confronted Page, so the two forgot about Fish and got into the ring for a staredown. After recovering, Fish said the two of them seem to have forgotten that he is the ROH World Television Champion, which means he calls the shots around here. Fish said since Page wants to stick his nose in business that doesn't concern him, Fish will beat him right now. Jay stopped him and said he understands Fish wants to beat Page's ass, but he wants to beat Page's ass too. Jay said he didn't put on his gear not have a match, so let's make this a Three-Way.

8. Adam Page beat Bobby Fish and Jay Briscoe in a Three-Way match. End of the match saw Jay give Fish a J-Driller. As the referee checked on Fish, Page ran over and gave Jay a low blow and threw him out of the ring. Page then picked up Fish and gave him a Rite of Passage for the win.



9. Colt Cabana & Dalton Castle vs. The Addiction (Christopher Daniels & Frankie Kazarian)

Result

SPOILER: Click to show

{Spoiler}{Spoiler}Colt Cabana & Dalton Castle beat The Addiction (Christopher Daniels & Frankie Kazarian). Finish saw Cabana give Daniels a Chicago Skyline, followed by Castle hitting a Bang-A-Rang. Post match Cabana jumped on commentary and called the win a restart for his & Castle's tag team. Cabana then took a very subtle shot at Castle, saying they could have easily done the same thing in their ROH World Tag Team Championship match against The Young Bucks if they had time and preparation ["Glory by Honor XV: Night 2" - 10/15/16].

10. Adam Cole (c) beat Silas Young to retain the ROH World Championship. Finish saw Young pick up Cole for Misery, but his knee gave out, allowing Cole to get free. Cole then gave Young two superkicks to the back of the head, followed by a Florida Keys, and finally a Last Shot for the win. Post match Jay Lethal, who was on commentary, confronted Cole, saying it was only a matter of time until he gets the title back. Lethal said the ROH World Championship puts the holder on top of the wrestling world, and the next time they come to Lakeland ["Supercard of Honor XI" - 4/1/17], Lethal swears to God he'll be a two-time ROH World Champion.

Ring of Honor Wrestling: Ep. #527
[Date unknown]
2300 Arena
Philadelphia, PA
Aired: Oct. 22, 2021


- ROH World Champion: Bandido
- ROH Pure Champion: Josh Woods
- ROH World Television Champion: Dragon Lee
- ROH Women's World Champion: Rok-C
- ROH World Tag Team Champions: La Facción Ingobernable (Dragon Lee & Kenny King)
- ROH World Six-Man Tag Team Champions: Shane Taylor Promotions (Shane Taylor, Moses & Kaun)

Full episode
www.fite.tv/watch/roh-wrestling-episode-527/2pa9u/

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1. Tony Deppen beat Rhett Titus

2. Violence Unlimited (Brody King & Chris Dickinson w/Homicide) beat The Foundation (Jonathan Gresham & Tracy Williams w/Jay Lethal)

3. Jay Lethal beat Homicide


Detailed results
www.rohwrestling.com/news/roh-tv-recap-jay-lethal-beats-homicide-main-event-violence-prevails-over-pure-overall

[mcmahonfan85]

Today in Ring of Honor History: October 23

- 2015: Ring of Honor held a television taping in Kalamazoo, MI. ROH World Champion Jay Lethal's time as a double champion came to an end when Roderick Strong defeated him to become ROH World Television Champion for the second time (coincidentally, Strong's first reign came from defeating Lethal as well ["Showdown in the Sun: Day #2" - 3/31/12]). Lethal's reign as TV Champion lasted a record setting 567 days, making it second-longest title reign in Ring of Honor history after Samoa Joe's 645-day reign as ROH World Champion. The title loss would cap off a bad night for The House of Truth, as Donovan Dijak and Joey Daddiego also came up short in a tag team match against Michael Elgin and Moose. The Kingdom made their first title defense of the ROH World Tag Team Championship, facing former champions The Addiction. The Kingdom would pull double duty on the show, later teaming with their leader Adam Cole in a Six-Man Tag Team match against Dalton Castle and War Machine. That match was War Machine's second of the evening as well, as they'd previously bested Silas Young and Beer City Bruiser. The Briscoes evened the score with The All-Night Express in a rematch from "All-Star Extravaganza VII" [9/18/15]. ACH and Cedric Alexander faced off against each other for the final time. And Will Ferrara went 50/50 in singles matches for the night, first losing against Caprice Coleman and later winning against Adam Page.

- 2020: Ring of Honor aired their latest episode of television from Baltimore, MD. The ROH Pure Championship Tournament began drawing to a close as the semifinals took place, with Jonathan Gresham facing Josh Woods while Jay Lethal took on Tracy Williams.

Women of Honor
October 23, 2015
Wings Event Center
Kalamazoo, MI
Aired: Nov. 4, 2015




1. Crazy Mary Dobson vs. Leah Von Dutch

Result

SPOILER: Click to show

{Spoiler}{Spoiler}Leah Von Dutch beat Crazy Mary Dobson

Future of Honor
October 23, 2015
Wings Event Center
Kalamazoo, MI
Aired: Nov. 27, 2015




1. Samson Walker vs. Hakim Zane

SPOILER: Click to show

{Spoiler}{Spoiler}Samson Walker beat Hakim Zane

Ring of Honor Wrestling: Ep. #216
October 23, 2015
Wings Event Center
Kalamazoo, MI
Aired: Nov. 7, 2015


- ROH World Champion: Jay Lethal
- ROH World Television Champion: Jay Lethal
- ROH World Tag Team Champions: The Kingdom (Michael Bennett & Matt Taven)

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D. Cheeseburger beat Tim Hughes (w/Brutal Bob Evans)

1. ACH beat Cedric Alexander (w/Veda Scott)

2. Caprice Coleman beat Will Ferrara

3. The Briscoes (Jay & Mark Briscoe) beat The All-Night Express (Rhett Titus & Kenny King)


Detailed results
www.wrestleview.com/uncategorized/roh-results/roh-wrestling-results/56868-roh-on-da-results-11-11-15-briscoes-vs-anx/

Ring of Honor Wrestling: Ep. #217
October 23, 2015
Wings Event Center
Kalamazoo, MI
Aired: Nov. 14, 2015


1. War Machine (Hanson & Rowe) beat Silas Young & Beer City Bruiser (w/The Boys)

2. Michael Elgin beat Kevin Lee Davidson

3. The Kingdom (Michael Bennett & Matt Taven w/Maria Kanellis) (c) beat The Addiction (Christopher Daniels & Frankie Kazarian) (w/Chris Sabin) to retain the ROH World Tag Team Championship


Detailed results
www.wrestleview.com/uncategorized/roh-results/roh-wrestling-results/57177-roh-on-da-results-11-18-15-kingdom-addiction/

Ring of Honor Wrestling: Ep. #218
October 23, 2015
Wings Event Center
Kalamazoo, MI
Aired: Nov. 21, 2015


1. Moose (w/Stokely Hathaway) beat Dominic Carter

2. Michael Elgin & Moose (w/Stokely Hathaway) beat The House of Truth (Donovan Dijak & Joey Daddiego w/Truth Martini & Taeler Hendrix)

3. Roderick Strong beat Jay Lethal (c) to WIN THE ROH WORLD TELEVISION CHAMPIONSHIP!!!


Detailed results
www.wrestleview.com/uncategorized/roh-results/roh-wrestling-results/57178-roh-on-da-results-11-25-15-lethal-strong-tv-title/

Ring of Honor Wrestling: Ep. #219
October 23, 2015
Wings Event Center
Kalamazoo, MI
Aired: Nov. 28, 2015


1. Will Ferrara beat Adam Page (w/BJ Whitmer & Colby Corino)

2. Dalton Castle beat Adam Cole (w/The Kingdom) by disqualification

3. The Kingdom (Adam Cole, Michael Bennett & Matt Taven w/Maria Kanellis) beat Dalton Castle & War Machine (Hanson & Rowe) in a Six-Man Tag Team match


Detailed results
www.wrestleview.com/uncategorized/roh-results/roh-wrestling-results/57179-roh-on-comet-results-12-2-15-cole-vs-castle/

Ring of Honor Wrestling: Ep. #475
[Date unknown]
UMBC Event Center
Baltimore, MD
Aired: Oct. 23, 2020


- ROH World Champion: Rush
- ROH World Television Champion: Dragon Lee
- ROH World Tag Team Champions: Jay Lethal & Jonathan Gresham
- ROH World Six-Man Tag Team Champions: MexiSquad (Bandido, Flamita & Rey Horus)

Full episode
www.fite.tv/watch/roh-wrestling-episode-475/2p89x/

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1. Jonathan Gresham beat Josh Woods (w/Silas Young) to advance to the finals of the ROH Pure Championship Tournament

2. Tracy Williams beat Jay Lethal to advance to the finals of the ROH Pure Championship Tournament


Detailed results
www.rohwrestling.com/news/roh-recap-tracy-williams-upsets-jay-lethal-jonathan-gresham-beats-josh-woods-set-pure-title

[mcmahonfan85]

Today in Ring of Honor History: October 24

- 2008: Ring of Honor held "Return of the 187" in Danbury, CT. The show was headlined by the return of Ring of Honor founding father and former ROH World Champion Homicide, who back for one weekend with his LAX tag team partner Hernandez (who was making his first ROH appearance since "War of the Wire" [11/29/03]). The two would win the night's main event, the first and only Iron Team match, a Four-Way 30-minute Iron Man Tag Team match. The other participants included Jimmy Jacobs and Tyler Black of The Age of the Fall, Sweet n' Sour, Inc.'s Chris Hero and Davey Richards (who was returning after a four month tour of Pro Wrestling NOAH and Europe), and ROH World Tag Team Champions Kevin Steen and El Generico, the only team in the match not to score a single point. Homicide and Hernandez would not be the only familiar faces returning on the show, as before the scheduled exhibition match between Jerry Lynn and Claudio Castagnoli, a penniless Prince Nana jumped the guardrail and begged ROH to take him back. In the only title match of the night, Austin Aries challenged Go Shiozaki for the FIP World Heavyweight Championship. Due to Gabe Sapolsky's habit of not letting feuds end at their conclusion, Mark Briscoe, fresh off end his feud with Necro Butcher and The Age of the Fall at "Glory by Honor VII" [9/20/08], took part in a Three-Way No Disqualification match against Necro Butcher and Age of the Fall's Delirious. Meanwhile, his brother Jay Briscoe squared off against Brent Albright, who pulled out the victory despite being focused on Sweet n' Sour, Inc. Ruckus took on Jason Blade, Sara Del Rey faced Ariel, and Top of the Class Trophy holder Rhett Titus fought Grizzly Redwood while trying to avoid Daizee Haze, who wanted to fight him.

- 2015: ROH held "Glory by Honor XIV", their final show in Dayton, OH. Hosting twenty-six shows in twelve years, the Montgomery County Fairgrounds was the location for historic moments such as the debut of future ROH World Champion Nigel McGuinness ["Wrath of the Racket" - 8/9/03], the first match in the Samoa Joe/CM Punk Trilogy ["World Title Classic" - 6/12/04], James Gibson winning the ROH World Championship ["Redemption" - 8/12/05], the final encounter of the ROH/CZW feud ["War of the Wire II" - 7/28/06], Tyler Black's star making performance against Bryan Danielson ["Breakout" - 1/25/08], the first NWA World Heavyweight Championship match in Ring of Honor ["Battle for Supremacy" - 6/27/08], and Michael Elgin's first Survival of the Fittest victory ["Survival of the Fittest 2011" - 11/18/11]. All of ROH's subsequent shows in Ohio would move one hour East to Columbus. For the final night, Ring of Honor closed things out with the 2015 Champions vs. All-Stars match, which pitted ROH World Champion Jay Lethal, ROH World Television Champion Roderick Strong, and ROH World Tag Team Champions The Kingdom against the All-Star team of Dalton Castle, Moose and The Addiction. Originally the match was to be Lethal and The Kingdom against Strong, Castle and AJ Styles due to Lethal being both the World and Television Champion, but Strong was forced to change teams after he won the TV title the night before. Moose was selected to replace Styles after he had to withdraw from the match due to injury, while The Addiction were added to even out the teams. Future three-time WOH World Champion Kelly Klein made her in-ring debut and quickly established her dominance, defeating Ray Lyn in just over one minute. The Briscoes squared off with War Machine. Michael Elgin took on fellow big man Donovan Dijak. Two months after suffering a seizer in the locker room ["Reloaded Tour: Atlanta" - 8/29/15], Cliff Compton made his return to ROH, winning a Four Corner Survival match over Adam Page, Brutal Bob Evans and Cedric Alexander. Adam Cole took on Will Ferrara, The All-Night Express faced Silas Young and Beer City Bruiser, and Caprice Coleman met Samson Walker.

"Return of the 187"
October 24, 2008
Danbury Police Athletic League Building
Danbury, CT


- ROH World Champion: Nigel McGuinness
- ROH World Tag Team Champions: Kevin Steen & El Generico
- FIP World Heavyweight Champion: Go Shiozaki
- Top of the Class Trophy: Rhett Titus

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D. Antonio Thomas beat Alex Payne

- Alex Payne was outside with some other guy watching "Grizzly Redwood" knock on trees by the parking lot. Payne said he thinks Mitch Franklin has lost his mind.

- Backstage Rhett Titus said there was no better place to find women than the women's locker room. And brother, Rhett Titus is no stranger to the women's locker room. Titus went in and found Sara Del Rey screaming at Ariel and Jessie McKay, saying they're not really wrestlers. Del Rey yelled that she's going to keep taking her frustration out on other people until she's once again SHIMMER Champion. After Del Rey stormed out, Titus tried hitting on Ariel and McKay, but they left.

- Bobby Cruise tried to introduce the opening match, but was interrupted by a dejected Jimmy Jacobs, who fans greeted with one of the most tasteful chants of all time: "Cut your wrists!" Jacobs said that losing power by losing the ROH World Tag Team Championship ["Driven 2008" - 9/19/08], and being defeated in Steel Cage Warfare ["Glory by Honor VII" - 9/20/08] has brought about an epiphany and reminded him of two words he said when he first formed The Age of the Fall ["Man Up" - 9/15/07], "Nothing saves". Jacobs has finally come the realization that a revolution doesn't save because society is too far gone, so he is going to do what he should have done from the beginning and destroy everything, starting with Ring of Honor. At "Final Battle 2008" [12/27/08], the Hammerstein Ballroom becomes The Age of the Fall's haven. Jacobs was then interrupted by Homicide, who wanted to know what the f*** happened to him, man. When Homicide was in ROH, Jacobs was like Ned Flanders, but now he's a f***ed up Chris Angel. Homicide said even though he's been down in Orlando, he still follows ROH. Jacobs told Homicide he's been holding down the fort, and this isn't his ring anymore. Homicide said he's a peaceful man and he doesn't want any beef with Jacobs, he just wants him to know he's back home...which means he has to protect his house. Homicide punched Jacobs in the face and began putting the boots to him, until The Age of the Fall ran out and ganged up on him. Ruckus made the save, and AOTF bailed to the back. Homicide asked Ruckus where Julius Smokes is, and Ruckus said he got "pulled over". Homicide told Ruckus to keep it real, and he's going to kick the shit out of The Age of the Fall later, LAX style.

1. Ruckus beat Jason Blade

- Promo from Jerry Lynn, saying because of all the comical crap going on in other companies, people seem to forget that the goal in professional wrestling is to climb the ladder and become the World Champion. Lynn has made it clear his goal is to become the ROH World Champion, which means he's going to have to face the best that Ring of Honor has to offer, starting with Claudio Castagnoli. Tonight isn't about proving to ROH he deserves a title shot, it's about Lynn proving something to himself.

2. Sara Del Rey beat Ariel

- Promo from Sweet n' Sour, Inc., with Larry Sweeney saying things have been going so good for him and FIP World Heavyweight Champion Go Shiozaki lately. Sweeney said his phone has been ringing off the hook, and Pro Wrestling NOAH is thrilled with Shiozaki's success, which means more money for Sweet n' Sour, Inc. Sweeney then switch gears, because Shiozaki has Austin Aries tonight. No one is disputing Aries is a championship caliber athlete, but Sweeney has seen him recently and knows he's a changed person. Tonight Aries is going to be facing the hungriest man in professional wrestling, but he's going to be focus on other things, which means Sweeney knows exactly who's going to win. Sweeney told Shiozaki to go train, and Chris Hero and Davey Richards came into the locker room. Sweeney told the cameraman to get out and come back in five minutes.

- Rhett Titus came out for his match against Grizzly Redwood, when Daizee Haze ran out and attacked him, before being dragged to the back by security.

3. Rhett Titus beat Grizzly Redwood. Post match Daizee Haze ran out and attacked Titus a second time, until once again being dragged away by security.

- Backstage Davey Richards told Sweet n' Sour, Inc. said he loved seeing Go Shiozaki kneedrop Erick Stevens' head on a steel chair at "Glory by Honor VII" [9/20/08], and he can't wait to do the same thing to Roderick Strong. Larry Sweeney loved hearing that, and said the beast from the far East is back. Sweeney said they need to focus on the Iron Team match tonight, because this is an opportunity to establish Chris Hero & Richards as the top tag team in the world. Hero said tonight it's the ROH World Tag Team Champions in the ring with three contenders, but he & Richards are not just any contenders. Richards has been dislocating elbows and dropping people on their heads, while Hero is That Young Knockout Kid. Sweeney told the cameraman to get out and come back later, because he has one more thing to say.

4. Brent Albright beat Jay Briscoe. Post match after Jay left, Albright said he told Larry Sweeney it wasn't done between them. Albright knows he has to go through all of Sweet n' Sour, Inc. to get his hands on Sweeney, but he's just getting warmed up, so bring him someone to beat up. Sweeney came out laughing at that and said he didn't know this was The Brent Albright Comedy Hour, he thought he was at a wrestling show. Sweeney said Albright must've been hit in the head, or he really is in fact irretrievably stupid. Everyone knows Sweeney is in the business of helping people, so he has just the person to fight Albright: Bobby Dempsey. Albright told Dempsey he needs to grow a spine and learn to stick up for himself, because he doesn't need Larry Sweeney. Albright then jumped out of the ring and chased Sweeney to the back.

5. Necro Butcher beat Delirious and Mark Briscoe in a No Disqualification match. Lots of chairs and a spare barricade used, and a good portion of the match took place in the crowd. Mark added another crazy dive to his resume, hitting a Moonsault off the bleachers. Finish saw Necro clothesline Mark out of the ring, then he gave Delirious a chokeslam followed by a Tiger Driver for the win.

- Jerry Lynn and Claudio Castagnoli came out for their match, but just before they were about to start, a disheveled Prince Nana ran out through the crowd and grabbed the microphone. Nana told Lynn and Claudio "Captain-ugly" that he respects them and asked for a moment to speak. Nana said he's lost his throne, his women, and most of all his money, and begged Ring of Honor to take him back. Security came out and ejected Nana from the building.

6. Jerry Lynn beat Claudio Castagnoli. Finish saw Castagnoli charge at Lynn while he was in the corner, but Lynn jumped over him and pinned him with a sunset flip.

- Backstage Necro Butcher said he ain't got no friends, he don't need no friends. He's got a baby at home and another on the way, and he's making money to take care of them the only way he knows how, and that's fighting. They're all he's got, and all he needs.

7. Go Shiozaki (w/Larry Sweeney) (c) beat Austin Aries to retain the FIP World Heavyweight Championship

- Outside Brent Albright said he's laughing now, because Larry Sweeney has messed up and now he's down a man. One of these days Sweeney is going to find himself staring across the ring at Alright, and he's not going to have anywhere to run. Albright heard Sweet n' Sour, Inc.'s entrance for the Iron Team match, and went to go watch.

8. LAX (Homicide & Hernandez) [2] beat Kevin Steen & El Generico [0], The Age of the Fall (Jimmy Jacobs & Tyler Black) [1] and Sweet n' Sour, Inc. (Chris Hero & Davey Richards w/Larry Sweeney) [1] in a Four-Way 30-min. Iron Team match
- Black pinned Homicide after a Phoenix Splash [AOTF: 1 - LAX: 0 - SnS: 0 - S&G: 0]
- Richards made Steen submit to a Texas Cloverleaf [AOTF: 1 - LAX: 0 - SnS: 1 - S&G: 0]
- Homicide pinned Hero after an Ace Crusher/Lariat combo [AOTF: 1 - LAX: 1 - SnS: 1 - S&G: 0]
- Homicide pinned Jacobs after escaping out of The End Time and hitting an Ace Crusher followed by a Cop Killer [AOTF: 1 - LAX: 2 - SnS: 1 - S&G: 0]. Post match Homicide thanked the fans for supporting Ring of Honor, because it's the future of wrestling. Homicide said to forget about the New York and Nashville promotions, it's the Philadelphia promotion that has the best fans. This was day one of LAX, and tomorrow is day two, when they face the Briscoes to see who really is the best tag team in wrestling.

"Glory by Honor XIV"
October 24, 2015
Montgomery County Fairgrounds
Dayton, OH


- ROH World Champion: Jay Lethal
- ROH World Television Champion: Roderick Strong
- ROH World Tag Team Champions: The Kingdom (Michael Bennett & Matt Taven)

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D. Kongo beat Ken Phoenix

- Silas Young & Beer City Bruiser arrive at the building, and drag The Boys out of the trunk of their car and ordered them to carry their bags and beer keg.

1. Kelly Klein (w/BJ Whitmer) beat Ray Lyn. Post match Whitmer said everyone just witnessed the genesis of one of the most dominant athletes in professional wrestling.

2. Adam Cole beat Will Ferrara

- Silas Young & Beer City Bruiser came out with The Boys for their match against The All-Night Express, and fans began chanting "Free the Boys". Young said they're more free now than they ever were with Dalton Castle, but the problem is they, just like the fans, don't know what a hard day's work is. Even though their past attempts have been pathetic, Young gave The Boys credit for trying. Since Young isn't an egomaniac like Dalton Castle, he & Bruiser are giving up their spot in the match and are going to sit at ringside and drink beer so The Boys can have an opportunity to wrestle ANX.

3. The All-Night Express (Rhett Titus & Kenny King) vs. The Boys (Boy #1 & Boy #2) (w/Silas Young & Beer City Bruiser) ended in a no contest. The match was stopped after Young got in the ring and attacked The Boys when they posed after hitting a quick series of moves on King. Young ordered them to get the hell out of the ring, saying he gave them an opportunity to wrestle, not to act like they're superstars.

3. The All-Night Express (Rhett Titus & Kenny King) beat Silas Young & Beer City Bruiser (w/The Boys). Titus pinned Bruiser after a One Night Stand.

- Caprice Coleman came out for his match against Samson Walker, and said this is a special part of the show called "Can I Get a Job". Coleman said he doesn't like being in this segment, because he's tired of people using him to make a name for themselves. Walker already has a bit of a name, he's held championships in Puerto Rico, and he's straight outta Compton. Well Coleman isn't from the NWA, he's from ROH, so tonight might not be Walker's night.

4. Caprice Coleman beat Samson Walker. After beating Coleman down for a bit, Walker pulled an inhaler out of his tights and took a quick puff. Near the end of the match Walker tried to bring two chairs into the ring. As the referee got rid of the first one, Coleman picked up the second one, threw it to Walker, and pulled an Eddie Guerrero. When the referee turned around and saw Coleman laid out, he began grilling Walker about using the chair, before taking it away. The distraction with the referee allowed Coleman to roll up Walker for the win.

- Bobby Cruise brought out Steve Corino (who was suspended from commentary) to be the guest ring announcer, saying Corino was the one who brought him into Ring of Honor twelve years ago.

5. Michael Elgin beat Donovan Dijak (w/The House of Truth)

- Truth Martini came out with J. Diesel for his match, and asked everyone who their daddy is. The answer is J. Diesel Joey Daddiego.

6. Joey Daddiego (w/The House of Truth) beat Shaheem Ali. End of the match Ali began climbing the top rope to finish off Daddiego, when Truth Martini distracted the referee, allowing Taeler Hendrix to pull Ali's leg and crotch him on the turnbuckle. Daddiego then picked Ali up and hit a Death Valley Driver for the win.

- Brutal Bob Evans came out with Tim Hughes before the Four Corner Survival match, and announced that yesterday the two of them broke Cheeseburger's hand. Since Evans doesn't want to disappoint the fans, he has decided to take Cheeserburger's place in the match. Cliff Compton took the microphone away and asked if anyone wanted to listen to Evans talk. Compton said he didn't think the fans cared about him, but then he saw their support after he suffered his seizure in August ["Reloaded Tour: Atlanta" - 8/29/15], and he can't thank them enough. Compton said no one cares about Evans, Adam Page and his drug addict manager BJ Whitmer, or Cedric Alexander and his $2 hooker Veda Scott.

7. Cliff Compton beat Adam Page (w/BJ Whitmer & Colby Corino), Brutal Bob Evans (w/Tim Hughes) and Cedric Alexander (w/Veda Scott) in a Four Corner Survival match. End of the match Compton climbed the top rope for a dive to the floor, when Evans jumped up on the ring apron and pushed him off, causing him to land on the top rope. As the referee checked on Compton, Cheeseburger ran out with his left hand wrapped up, and hit a Shotei with his right hand on Evans. Compton then quickly rolled up Evans for the win. Post match a couple of fans tried to throw streamers into the ring, and one of them got stuck in ceiling fan, causing it to continually spin around like a tornado, which got a "This is awesome" chant. Cheeseburger told Evans that he & Hughes did break his hand, but being idiots, they broke the wrong one. Cheeseburger said at "Final Battle 2015" [12/18/15], his good hand is going to make Brutal Bob Evans his bitch.

- In a moment cut from the main show but included as an extra on the DVD, Matt Taven came out and tried to pull down the streamer caught in the ceiling fan. He got most of it, but it tore apart about 2/3 of the way up with a good deal of it still spinning, so they turned off the fan.

8. The Briscoes (Jay & Mark Briscoe) beat War Machine (Hanson & Rowe). Jay pinned Rowe after a J-Driller.

- AJ Styles came out and said he's bummed out about not wrestling tonight, because the fans have been awesome. They paid their hard earned money to come to the show and see the wrestlers give them 100%, and he's sorry because he can't do that. Styles then joined in on commentary.

9. The Champions (Jay Lethal, Roderick Strong, Michael Bennett & Matt Taven) (w/The House of Truth, Adam Cole & Maria Kanellis) beat The All-Stars (Dalton Castle, Moose, Christopher Daniels & Frankie Kazarian) (w/Stokely Hathaway) in an Eight-Man Elimination Tag Team match
- Kazarian was eliminated by Taven after a Hail Mary.
- Bennett was eliminated by Daniels. End of the fall saw The Kingdom go for a Hail Mary attempt on Daniels, but Daniels countered out of it and gave Bennett a slingshot into Taven, then rolled him up and pinned him.
- Taven was eliminated by Daniels. End of the fall saw both wrestlers repeatedly counter German Suplex attempts, until Daniels grabbed hold of the referee and kicked back for a low blow. Daniels then hit a sideslam/BME combo and pinned Taven.
- Daniels was eliminated by Strong after a Jumping Knee/End of Heartache combo.
- Castle was eliminated by Lethal. End of the fall Castle picked up Lethal for a Bang-A-Rang, but Lethal managed to escape out of it. Taeler Hendrix then distracted the referee while Truth Martini grabbed Castle's foot as he bounced into the ropes, causing him to stumble and allowing Lethal to hit a superkick followed by a Lethal Injection.
- Moose was eliminated by Strong after two Jumping Knees, an elbow strike, and finally a Sick Kick. Lethal & Strong were the surviving members. Post match Lethal and Strong got into a staredown, with both of them holding up their titles. AJ Styles got in the ring and raised Strong's hand in victory. Lethal told Styles to be a man and raise his hand as well. Styles reluctantly raised Lethal's hand, then got in his face. Lethal told Styles he's the greatest champion in the world, and Style told him they'll find out.

[mcmahonfan85]

Today in Ring of Honor History: October 25

- 2003: Ring of Honor held "Empire State Showdown" in Spencerport, NY. ROH World Champion Samoa Joe and Homicide met in a non-title rematch from "Do or Die" [5/31/03], this time No Holds Barred. New ROH Tag Team Champions Special K made their first title defense, facing off with their hated enemy the Carnage Crew. CM Punk wrestled his first time limit draw in ROH, taking Steve Corino to the full 20-minute limit. Almost as long as the match itself was their ring introduction, which went over fifteen minutes as Corino's personal ring announcer Bobby Cruise read off a list of wrestlers with known substance abuse problems (including Raven, Scotty the Body and Johnny Polo), while Punk responded by having ROH ring announcer Stephen DeAngelis read off a partial list of drugs Punk has never and will never take. Additionally, Corino's then traditional entrance of being seconded to the ring by a group of trainees saw the appearance of a pre-ROH referee Todd Sinclair. The Field of Honor tournament rolled on, with Chris Sabin taking on Xavier in Block A, while future tag team partners BJ Whitmer and Dan Maff squared off in Block B. Xavier's new rival John Walters pulled double duty on the show, first losing a singles match to Christopher Daniels, then later winning a Four Corner Survival match over Colt Cabana, Jimmy Rave and Justin Credible. Cabana would also have a dual role on the show, filling in for Gary Michael Cappetta as the backstage interviewer. This position would lead to a small but important moment in the upcoming feud between the Second City Saints and The Prophecy, as Cabana's questioning of Dan Maff being the person who attacked Lucy ["Wrath of the Racket" - 8/9/03] led to Maff swearing of the grave of his recently deceased father that The Prophecy was not behind the attack (when it was later revealed The Prophecy was in fact behind the attack due to BJ Whitmer, Maff harbored severe resentment towards Whitmer for making him liar). The Ring Crew Express, the top tag team in Ring of Honor, picked up a win in a Tag Team Scramble match over The Outcast Killaz, the Texas Wrestling Academy's Don Juan and Fast Eddie Vegas, and the duo of Alex Shelley and Jimmy Jacobs. And then school teacher Matt Striker competed in a dark match.

- 2008: ROH held "Ring of Homicide 2" in Edison, NJ. Named after the main event, which saw Homicide team with his LAX partner Hernandez in a dream match against The Briscoes, the show would go down as one of the most newsworthy shows in Ring of Honor history. In the middle of the show, Brent Albright took on Chris Hero in a grudge match, which led to Albright suffering a post-match beatdown at the hands of Sweet n' Sour, Inc. and subsequently challenging them to a Steel Cage Warfare match ["Caged Collision" - 1/31/09]. Following the show, as fans were heading to their cars, Sweet n' Sour, Inc. attacked Albright a second time, this time in the middle of the parking lot. With the resulting scene looking like a legitimate gang fight had broken out, a passerby called 911, resulting in several police cars responding. The parking lot brawl would be the last angle Gabe Sapolsky booked for Ring of Honor. After months of creative stagnation, and wanting to expand ROH to television (which Sapolsky was against after personally experiencing ECW's time on TNN) among other issues, owner Cary Silkin felt a shakeup was needed to continue Ring of Honor's growth, and fired Sapolsky as booker that night, replacing him with Adam Pearce.

Due to the creative shakeup, the show marked the end for several wrestlers in ROH, most notably on this show The Vulture Squad. While Jigsaw was already off that weekend, Julius Smokes' long tenure as a manager came to an end when he seconded Homicide in the main event, while Ruckus took part in a Six Man Mayhem match with Claudio Castagnoli, Davey Richards, Jason Blade, Rhett Titus, and returning CHIKARA wrestler Hallowicked. Sapolsky's final show saw the involvement of several CHIKARA wrestlers, as ROH World Tag Team Champions Kevin Steen and El Generico took on The Osirian Portal, while Brodie Lee debuted as the newest member The Age of the Fall, teaming with Delirious to defeat the returning Cheech and Cloudy, who had become a popular duo in CHIKARA after leaving ROH in 2005. CHIKARA was even represented on the pre-show match, when a dirty hobo named Vin Gerard took on Grizzly Redwood. The loss of Sapolsky not only brought an end to several wrestlers in ROH, it also brought about the end of the partnership between Ring of Honor and Full Impact Pro (though ROH would still work with FIP owner Sal Hamaoui for another for their DVD production). As such, Go Shiozaki's FIP World Heavyweight Championship match against Necro Butcher marked the last time the title was defended in ROH. Additionally, ROH's Top of the Class Trophy was retired, making Rhett Titus the final holder. Elsewhere on the show, Austin Aries fought Jimmy Jacobs in an "Anything Goes" match, Jerry Lynn and Tyler Black faced each other for the first time in ROH, Daizee Haze wrestled Jessie McKay, and Prince Nana once again crashed the show to beg for his job back.

PWInsider report on Gabe Sapolsky's firing: www.pwinsider.com/ViewArticle.php?id=34239&p=1

Interview with Cary Silkin on the decision: www.wrestlezone.com/news/199083-rohs-cary-silkin-discusses-firing-gabe-sapolsky-the-wrestler-more

Gabe Sapolsky's comments afterwards: officialfan.proboards.com/thread/243760/gabe-sapolsky-finally-speaks

- 2014: ROH held a television taping in Lakeland, FL. Jay Lethal made another successful defense of the ROH World Television Championship, defeating ACH in a rematch from their time limit draw on ROH TV [Ep. #153 - taped 8/9/14]. ROH World Champion Jay Briscoe teamed up with his brother Mark Briscoe to defeat The Kingdom's Michael Bennett and Matt Taven in a grudge match. Bennett would pull double duty on the show, later defending the "Title of Love" against The Romantic Touch, while Jay Briscoe would also participate in a quick squash match against QT Marshall. Meanwhile, The Kingdom's leader Adam Cole took on the recently returned Matt Sydal. Tadarius Thomas' status with The Decade was made clear when he teamed with Caprice Coleman and Will Ferrara in a Six-Man Tag Team match against Roderick Strong, BJ Whitmer and Adam Page. The match would lead to a breakdown in The Decade, as immediately following it Strong was attacked by his teammates. Coleman and Page would also be on the double duty crew that night, with Coleman later facing Michael Elgin while Page took on Aaron Solo. Hanson squared off with AJ Styles, while his War Machine partner Rowe made a special appearance to give an update following his motorcycle accident on August 14. Cedric Alexander fought Tommaso Ciampa, and #TheNewStreak hit 167-0 when RD Evans and Moose defeated The Worst Case Scenario.

- 2019: ROH returned to the United Kingdom for what is to date their final tour, "Honor United 2019", kicking things off in London, England. In the main event ROH World Champion Rush teamed up with Jeff Cobb to take on ROH World Six-Man Tag Team Champion Matt Scurll and Flip Gordon of Villain Enterprises. Meanwhile, Scurll's co-champions PCO and Brody King faced off with Australian wrestler Kyle Fletcher and German wrestler Lucky Kid (a.k.a. NXT UK's Teoman). Shane Taylor defended the ROH World Television Championship against Joe Hendry, while Kelly Klein defended the WOH World Championship in a grudge match against The Allure's Mandy Leon. ROH World Tag Team Champions the Briscoes split up to compete in singles matches, with Jay Briscoe squaring off with Jonathan Gresham, while Mark Briscoe wrestled Jay Lethal. The night would see Lethal and Gresham turn heel on the Briscoes, setting up their showdown at "Final Battle 2019" [12/13/19]. Future ROH World Six-Man Tag Team Champion Flamita made his debut, facing Colt Cabana. LifeBlood's Mark Haskins and Tracy Williams took on the Australian tag team the Brat Pack. And Silas Young won a Six Man Mayhem match over Dalton Castle, Kenny King, Matt Taven, New Japan's Hikuleo, and British wrestler Rampage Brown.

"Empire State Showdown"
October 25, 2003
Salmon Creek Country Club
Spencerport, NY


- ROH World Champion: Samoa Joe
- ROH Tag Team Champions: Special K (Izzy & Dixie)

Top Five Rankings
1. [Vacant] - Number One Contender's Trophy
2. Colt Cabana
3. AJ Styles
4. Jay Briscoe
5. Xavier

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D. Slyk Wagner Brown beat Hydro

1. BJ Whitmer [1] beat Dan Maff (w/Allison Danger) [1] in a Field of Honor: Block B match

2. The Ring Crew Express (Dunn & Marcos) beat The Outcast Killaz (Diablo Santiago & Oman Tortuga), Alex Shelley & Jimmy Jacobs and Don Juan & Fast Eddie Vegas (w/Rudy Boy Gonzalez) in a Tag Team Scramble match

D. Jared Steele beat Striker

3. Christopher Daniels (w/Allison Danger) beat John Walters

4. Special K (Izzy & Dixie w/Deranged, Hydro, Angel Dust, Lit, Hijinx & Becky Bayless) (c) beat the Carnage Crew (Loc & DeVito) to retain the ROH Tag Team Championship

5. Xavier [1] beat Chris Sabin [0] in a Field of Honor: Block A match

6. Steve Corino (w/Team Corino) vs. CM Punk ended in a 20-minute time limit draw

7. John Walters beat Colt Cabana, Jimmy Rave and Justin Credible in a Four Corner Survival match

8. Homicide (w/Julius Smokes) beat Samoa Joe in a No Holds Barred match


Detailed results
411mania.com/wrestling/dark-pegasus-video-review-ring-of-honor-empire-state-showdown/

"Ring of Homicide 2"
October 25, 2008
Inman Sports Club
Edison, NJ


- ROH World Champion: Nigel McGuinness
- ROH World Tag Team Champions: Kevin Steen & El Generico
- FIP World Heavyweight Champion: Go Shiozaki
- Top of the Class Trophy: Rhett Titus

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D. Alex Payne & Ernie Osiris beat Ninja White & Ninja Yellow

D. Vin Gerard beat Grizzly Redwood

1. Jimmy Jacobs beat Austin Aries in an "Anything Goes" match

2. The Age of the Fall (Delirious & Brodie Lee) beat Up in Smoke (Cheech & Cloudy)

3. Daizee Haze beat Jessie McKay (w/Rhett Titus)

4. Kevin Steen & El Generico beat The Osirian Portal (Ophidian & Amasis)

5. Go Shiozaki (c) vs. Necro Butcher ended in a double count out in a match for the FIP World heavyweight Championship

6. Brent Albright beat Chris Hero (w/Sweet n' Sour, Inc.)

7. Davey Richards beat Claudio Castagnoli, Hallowicked, Ruckus (w/Julius Smokes), Jason Blade and Rhett Titus in a Six Man Mayhem match

8. Tyler Black beat Jerry Lynn

9. The Briscoes (Jay & Mark Briscoe) beat LAX (Homicide & Hernandez) (w/Julius Smokes)


Detailed results
411mania.com/wrestling/dark-pegasus-video-review-ring-of-honor-ring-of-homicide-2/

Ring of Honor Wrestling: Ep. #164
October 25, 2014
Lakeland Center
Lakeland, FL
Aired: Nov. 8, 2014


- ROH World Champion: Jay Briscoe
- ROH World Television Champion: Jay Lethal
- ROH World Tag Team Champions: reDRagon (Kyle O'Reilly & Bobby Fish)

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1. Cedric Alexander beat Tommaso Ciampa by disqualification

2. RD Evans & Moose (w/Stokely "Ramon" Hathaway) beat The Worst Case Scenario (Elijah Evans IV & Ethan Case)

3. The Briscoes (Jay & Mark Briscoe) beat The Kingdom (Michael Bennett & Matt Taven w/Adam Cole & Maria Kanellis)


Detailed results
www.wrestleview.com/uncategorized/roh-results/roh-wrestling-results/51641-roh-on-sinclair-results-11-8-14-kingdom-briscoes/

Ring of Honor Wrestling: Ep. #165
October 25, 2014
Lakeland Center
Lakeland, FL
Aired: Nov. 15, 2014


1. Caprice Coleman, Tadarius Thomas & Will Ferrara beat The Decade (Roderick Strong & BJ Whitmer) & Adam Page in a Six-Man Tag Team match

2. Jay Lethal (w/Truth Martini) (c) beat ACH to retain the ROH World Television Championship


Detailed results
www.wrestleview.com/uncategorized/roh-results/roh-wrestling-results/51750-roh-on-sinclair-results-11-15-14-lethal-ach-tv-title/

Ring of Honor Wrestling: Ep. #166
October 25, 2014
Lakeland Center
Lakeland, FL
Aired: Nov. 22, 2014


1. Michael Bennett (w/Maria Kanellis) "(c)" beat The Romantic Touch to retain the "Title of Love"

2. Michael Elgin vs. Caprice Coleman ended in a no contest

3. AJ Styles beat Hanson


Detailed results
www.wrestleview.com/uncategorized/roh-results/roh-wrestling-results/51984-roh-on-sinclair-results-11-22-14-hanson-vs-styles/

Ring of Honor Wrestling: Ep. #167
October 25, 2014
Lakeland Center
Lakeland, FL
Aired: Nov. 29, 2014


1. QT Marshall beat Cheeseburger

2. Jay Briscoe beat QT Marshall

3. Adam Page (w/BJ Whitmer) beat Aaron Solo

4. Adam Cole beat Matt Sydal


Detailed results
www.wrestleview.com/uncategorized/roh-results/roh-wrestling-results/52092-roh-on-sinclair-results-11-29-14-cole-vs-sydal/

"Honor United 2019: London"
October 25, 2019
York Hall
London, England


- ROH World Champion: Rush
- ROH World Television Champion: Shane Taylor
- WOH World Champion: Kelly Klein
- ROH World Tag Team Champions: The Briscoes (Jay & Mark Briscoe)
- ROH World Six-Man Tag Team Champions: Villain Enterprises (Marty Scurll, PCO & Brody King)

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1. LifeBlood (Mark Haskins & Tracy Williams) (w/Vicky Haskins) beat the Brat Pack (Mitch Waterman & Nick Bury)

2. Jonathan Gresham beat Jay Briscoe

3. Silas Young beat Dalton Castle, Hikuleo, Kenny King, Matt Taven and Rampage Brown in a Six Man Mayhem match

4. Kelly Klein (c) defeats Mandy Leon to retain the WOH World Championship

5. Colt Cabana beat Flamita



6. ROH World Television Championship: Shane Taylor (c) vs. Joe Hendry

Result

SPOILER: Click to show

{Spoiler}{Spoiler}Shane Taylor (c) beat Joe Hendry to retain the ROH World Television Championship

7. Villain Enterprises (PCO & Brody King) beat Kyle Fletcher & Lucky Kid

8. Mark Briscoe vs. Jay Lethal ended in a no contest

9. Rush & Jeff Cobb beat Villain Enterprises (Marty Scurll & Flip Gordon)


Detailed results
www.nerdly.co.uk/2019/10/30/ring-of-honor-honor-united-2019-london-review/

[mcmahonfan85]

Today in Ring of Honor History: October 26

- 2013: Ring of Honor held "Glory by Honor XII" in Chicago Ridge, IL. The show saw the second iteration of the Champions vs. All-Stars match, thus making this the first Glory by Honor headlined by it. The 2013 version would be the longest Champions vs. All-Stars match, and third longest Ring of Honor match in general, last 73 minutes. The All-Star team of Jay Lethal, Michael Elgin and C&C Wrestle Factory would eventually emerge victorious over the team of ROH World Champion Adam Cole, ROH World Television Champion Matt Taven and ROH World Tag Team Champions reDRagon. In addition to being the longest Champions vs. All-Star match, it was also unique in that it is the only time just two wrestlers made eliminations, with Cole single handedly eliminating Lethal and C&C Wrestle Factory, while Elgin single handedly eliminated all the champions. The end of the match would see the return of Jay Briscoe, who unveiled a custom title belt and proclaimed himself the "Real ROH World Champion". Meanwhile, Jay's brother Mark Briscoe took on Silas Young in a grudge match, which ended with him getting whipped with a leather belt, setting the stage for a Strap match between the two at "Final Battle 2013" [12/14/13]. Another grudge match that night saw Kevin Steen come up short against Michael Bennett. Like the Mark/Silas match, the post match angle was used to setup a rematch at "Final Battle 2013", with Bennett trying to end Steen's career by giving him a Piledriver on the edge of the ring, planting the seeds for their Stretcher match. The post-match angle would also see a special appearance by seven-time Women's World Champion Lisa Marie Varon (a.k.a. WWE's Victoria/TNA's Tara), who showed up to attack Maria Kanellis following a confrontation the two had days earlier at Varon's restaurant The Squared Circle. ROH's original breakout star Paul London made his third appearance of the year, facing Roderick Strong. London was set to make a special appearance at "Past vs. Present" [3/14/20], but the show was cancelled due to the COVID-19 pandemic. As such, the match against Strong would be London's last appearance in Ring of Honor (though he would appear as an ROH representative on all four of PCW's "SuperShow of Honor" in 2014 [11/28-11/30]). Former TNA wrestler Jesse Sorensen made his one and only ROH appearance, facing Tommaso Ciampa. In the fourth match of his Trial Series, Jimmy Jacobs took on his future Decade young boy Adam Page. And Outlaw, Inc. squared off with Adrenaline RUSH, and despite being heels, showed them respect and called them the future of Ring of Honor.

- 2019: ROH continued the "Honor United 2019" tour in Newport, Wales. With ROH World Six-Man Tag Team Champion Brody King suffering a knee injury the night before, Colt Cabana stepped away from the commentary booth to team with PCO in the main event against ROH World Champion Rush and Jeff Cobb. Likewise with Bandido off the tour due to a knee injury, his MexaBlood tag team partner Flamita filled in for him, teaming with LifeBlood's Tracy Williams against Marty Scurll and Flip Gordon of Villain Enterprises. The other member of LifeBlood, Mark Haskins, went solo for the night, picking up a victory over Kenny King. After being bloodied the night before, ROH World Tag Team Champions The Briscoes had an opportunity to get their hands on Jay Lethal and Jonathan Gresham, facing them in a non-title Three-Way Tag Team match involving Kyle Fletcher and Lucky Kid. Shane Taylor made another successful defense of the ROH World Television Championship, retaining against Welsh wrestle Danny Jones. Dalton Castle took on New Japan's Hikuleo, while his frenemy Joe Hendry faced Matt Taven. Silas Young teamed with British wrestler Rampage Brown against the Brat Pack. And Kelly Klein suffered a conclusion during her successful title defense of the WOH World Championship against Lana Austin. The concussion would play a major part in ongoing backstage disputes between Klein and ROH management, which would ultimately see her depart the promotion when her contract expired due to it not being renewed, and her subsequently suing Ring of Honor and Sinclair Broadcasting. Due to separate issues in her personally life that more than likely killed any chance she had of going to AEW, to date Klein's match with Austin was not only her last in Ring of Honor, but (according to Cagematch) her last match period in pro wrestling. Additionally, the match would be final one ever for Women of Honor World Championship. With Klein not making any further defenses, the title was retired when she departed the company on January 1, 2017, with Ring of Honor eventually replacing it with the ROH Women's World Championship.

"Glory by Honor XII"
October 26, 2013
Frontier Fieldhouse
Chicago Ridge, IL


- ROH World Champion: Adam Cole
- ROH World Television Champion: Matt Taven
- ROH World Tag Team Champions: reDRagon (Kyle O'Reilly & Bobby Fish)

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D. The Romantic Touch beat Will Ferrara

D. MsChif beat Kasey Ray

1. Silas Young beat Mark Briscoe. Young rolled up Mark and pinned him with his feet on the ropes. Post match Mark continued to attack Young, but Young stopped him by giving him a low blow. Young then took the referee's belt and began whipping Mark with it, until several referees ran out to separate them.

2. Jimmy Jacobs [1-2] beat Adam Page in match #4 of the Trial Series

3. Michael Bennett (w/Maria Kanellis) beat Kevin Steen. End of the match Steen went for a Package Piledriver, but Maria jumped up on the ring apron to distract the referee. Steen let go of Bennett and tried to punch her, but she quickly hopped down. Steen stepped over the middle rope to go after her, when Bennett ran over and kicked it into his ding ding. Bennett then gave Steen a Piledriver for the win. Post match Bennett dragged Steen to the edge of the ring to give him a Piledriver a la BJ Whitmer ["All-Star Extravaganza V" - 8/3/13], but before he could Lisa Marie Varon ran out and attacked Maria. Bennett let go of Steen to pull Varon off Maria, which allowed Steen to recover and attack Bennett. A bunch of security ran out to try and break everyone up, but the four kept fighting. After Bennett was taken out, the end of the brawl saw Steen grab Maria and throw her to Varon, who gave her a Widow's Peak.

4. Tommaso Ciampa beat Jesse Sorensen

5. Outlaw, Inc. (Homicide & Eddie Kingston) beat Adrenaline RUSH (ACH & Tadarius Thomas). End of the match saw Homicide and Thomas fighting on the top turnbuckle, when Kingston picked up Thomas on his shoulders, allowing Homicide to give him a Bulldog. Post match Homicide grabbed a microphone, but Kingston took it away and reminded Homicide that Sinclair Broadcasting won't let him talk because he cusses a lot and is too ghetto. Fans began chanting "Let him talk", so Kingston gave him the microphone back, and Homicide said "…Hey, yo". Kingston took the mic back and said Adrenaline RUSH is the future of ROH, and shook their hands. After Adrenaline RUSH left, Kingston said once again Outlaw, Inc. is on the show, and ROH World Tag Team Champions reDRagon are ducking them. Homicide whispered in Kingston's ear, so Kingston called reDRagon pussies.

6. Paul London beat Roderick Strong

7. The All-Stars (Jay Lethal, Michael Elgin, Caprice Coleman & Cedric Alexander) beat The Champions (Adam Cole, Matt Taven, Kyle O'Reilly & Bobby Fish) (w/The House of Truth) in an Eight-Man Tag Team Elimination match. As a result of being the one to pin Cole, Elgin won a shot at the ROH World Championship.
- Alexander was eliminated by Cole. Roughly 30 minutes into the match Outlaw, Inc. ran out through the crowd and attacked reDRagon, busting open O'Reilly, before brawling with everyone else. Security ran out and ejected Outlaw, Inc., leaving everyone down on the floor except for Cole and Alexander. Alexander went for a springboard dive on Cole, but Cole caught him with a Superkick in midair and pinned him. Immediately after Alexander was eliminated, Elgin got in the ring and put Cole in a crossface, but Lethal ran into the ring and broke it up because he wanted to be the one to eliminate Cole, as it would earn him a shot at the ROH World Championship.
- Coleman was eliminated by Cole. During the fall Lethal hit a Lethal Combination of Taven and climbed the top rope for a Hail to the King, when Hoopla Hottie Kasey Ray climbed up with him and slapped him. The distracted allowed Taven to get to his feet and superkick both of them off the turnbuckle, causing them to crash through the timekeeper's table. As several officials ran out to check on Lethal to see if he could continue, Taven began wrestling with Coleman and tried to put him away with a Climax, but Cole reached over and blind tagged himself in. After Taven hit the Climax, Cole got in the ring and began yelling at him to get out. When Cole's pin attempt only got a two count, he picked Coleman up and pinned him with a Florida Keys.
- O'Reilly was eliminated by Elgin after a Spinning Backfist followed by a Rainmaker. Elgin spent a long while fighting 1-on-4, until Lethal finally recovered.
- Lethal was eliminated by Cole. End of the fall saw Lethal put Taven in a Texas Cloverleaf, but Cole was able to reach over the top rope to tag himself in, and gave Lethal a Superkick to the back of the head followed by a Last Shot.
- Taven was eliminated by Elgin after countering a Climax attempt into a Crossface.
- Fish was eliminated by Elgin after a Bucklebomb/Elgin Bomb combo.
- Cole was eliminated by Elgin. End of the fall saw them fighting on the turnbuckle, until Elgin hopped down and gave Cole a Spinning Backfist. Elgin then climbed the top rope and gave Cole a Super Elgin Bomb for the win. Post match ROH Matchmaker Nigel McGuinness and several officials ran out to check on both wrestlers. As they were down, Jay Briscoe came out carrying a bag. Elgin got up and began arguing with Jay, so Jay hit him in the head with the bag. Cole then got up, and Jay hit him in the head with it as well. Jay grabbed the microphone and wanted to know how the hell is Ring of Honor going to have "Champions vs. All-Stars" without the real ROH World Champion. Jay opened the back and pulled out a custom ROH World Championship belt.

"Honor United 2019: Newport"
October 26, 2019
Newport Centre
Newport, Wales


- ROH World Champion: Rush
- ROH World Television Champion: Shane Taylor
- WOH World Champion: Kelly Klein
- ROH World Tag Team Champions: The Briscoes (Jay & Mark Briscoe)
- ROH World Six-Man Tag Team Champions: Villain Enterprises (Marty Scurll, PCO & Brody King)

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D. Mike Bird beat Fraser Thomas

1. Villain Enterprises (Marty Scurll & Flip Gordon) beat Tracy Williams & Flamita

2. Shane Taylor (c) beat Danny Jones to retain the ROH World Television Championship

3. Silas Young & Rampage Brown beat the Brat Pack (Mitch Waterman & Nick Bury)

4. Dalton Castle beat Hikuleo

5. Kelly Klein (c) beat Lana Austin to retain the WOH World Championship

6. Joe Hendry beat Matt Taven

7. The Briscoes (Jay & Mark Briscoe) beat Jay Lethal & Jonathan Gresham and Kyle Fletcher & Lucky Kid in a Three-Way Tag Team match

8. Mark Haskins (w/Vicky Haskins) beat Kenny King (w/Amy Rose)



9. Rush & Jeff Cobb vs. PCO & Colt Cabana

Result

SPOILER: Click to show

{Spoiler}Rush & Jeff Cobb beat PCO & Colt Cabana

Detailed results
www.pwtorch.com/site/2019/10/26/10-26-roh-honor-united-results-wales-show-featuring-rush-jeff-cobb-vs-pco-colt-cabana-mark-haskins-vs-kenny-king/

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Today in Ring of Honor History: October 27

- 2006: Ring of Honor held "Suffocation" in Dayton, OH. The show was named after the post-match angle of the main event grudge match pitting Homicide and Samoa Joe against Steve Corino and Adam Pearce. During a beatdown following the conclusion of the match, Corino tried to kill Homicide by placing a plastic bag over his head in an attempt to suffocate him. Making the act even more heinous was the fact that Corino was acting on the orders of the person responsible for ensuring the wrestlers safety, ROH Commissioner Jim Cornette. Set to face Samoa Joe in an "Anything Goes" match the next day, ROH World Champion Bryan Danielson opted for an easy night, wrestling a non-title match against Sal Rinauro. ROH World Tag Team Champions Chris Hero and Claudio Castagnoli decided to go solo for the evening, with Castagnoli facing former champion Austin Aries in a grudge match, while Hero participated in a Four Corner Survival match against Mark Briscoe, Roderick Strong, and the man who would be his personal fitness trainer in Sweet n' Sour, Inc., the debuting Tank Toland. Toland would not be the only one to debut that night, as the former "Gunner Scott" Brent Albright wrestled his first match in ROH, competing in a singles match against Christopher Daniels. Additionally, Dragon Gate wrestler Shingo began his six month Ring of Honor excursion, kicking things off with a win over Jimmy Rave. Longtime rivals Delirious and Matt Sydal met in a rematch from the finals of "Survival of the Fittest 2006" [10/6/06]. After three failed attempts in tag team match, Davey Richards finally picked up a win over Jay Briscoe when they met in a singles match. And Irish Airborne had the biggest win of their ROH careers, besting the team of Colt Cabana and Jimmy Jacobs. The loss would bring about a change in Cabana's feeling towards Lacey, as he took exception to her treatment of Jacobs after she began berating him for losing.

- 2018: ROH was out at sea for night one of "Chris Jericho's Rock 'N' Wrestling Rager at Sea". The bulk of the show was dedicated to the Sea of Honor Tournament, with all eight opening round matches taking place: Adam Page versus ROH World Tag Team Champion Frankie Kazarian, Beer City Bruiser versus Cheeseburger, Christopher Daniels versus Delirious, Dalton Castle versus Matt Taven, Flip Gordon versus Silas Young, Jay Briscoe versus Kenny King, Mark Briscoe versus Will Ferrara, and Marty Scurll versus Rhett Titus. In non-tournament action, Brandi Rhodes faced Jenny Rose in a match guest refereed by Mandy Leon, while the main event saw Ring of Honor take on Impact Wrestling when ROH World Six-Man Tag Team Champions The Young Bucks squared off with Impact World Tag Team Champions LAX.

- 2019: ROH closed out the "Honor United 2019" tour in Bolton, England. To date, the show was both Ring of Honor's last to take place in the United Kingdom, and the last to take place outside the United States. After two straight nights of teaming together, the main event now found ROH World Champion Rush and Jeff Cobb facing off against each other, with Cobb challenging for the title. Shane Taylor made his third defense of the ROH World Television Championship on the tour, this time in a Four Corner Survival match against Matt Taven and LifeBlood members Mark Haskins and Tracy Williams. ROH World Tag Team Champions The Briscoes were once again in non-title action, wrestling in a Three-Way Tag Team match against the duo of Kenny King and Hikuleo and the Brat Pack. Villain Enterprises had a successful, if not entirely ideal, night, with ROH World Six-Man Tag Team Champion Marty Scurll and Flip Gordon teaming up to defeat Kyle Fletcher and Lucky Kid, while co-Six-Man Champion PCO won via disqualification in a singles match against Jay Lethal. After Rampage Brown interrupted Joe Hendry's singles match against Silas Young, Hendry teamed with his odd couple partner Dalton Castle in a tag match against Young and Brown. Popular indy wrestler "Speedball" Mike Bailey made his one and only Ring of Honor appearance, facing Flamita. And Mandy Leon took on Scottish wrestler Molly Spartan.

- 2021: The professional wrestling world was shocked by the sudden announcement that Ring of Honor would be going on hiatus after "Final Battle 2021" [12/11/21] and would be reconceptualized, not holding any events until "Supercard of Honor" in April 2022. Complicating things further was the added news that ROH had released all their wrestlers from their contracts and they were now free to sign with other promotions. It would emerge over the next few days that ROH's parent company Sinclair Broadcasting was in significant debt after some of their other ventures didn't pan out as expected, leading to rampant speculation of whether Ring of Honor would return at all or if it was in fact shutting down for good. That speculation would continue until March 2, when Tony Khan announced on AEW's Dynamite that he had purchased Ring of Honor.

Carrying on with the wrestling part of wrestling, on Women's Division Wednesday The Allure challenged Allysin Kay and Marti Belle for the NWA World Women's Tag Team Championship.

- PWInsider's initial report: www.pwinsider.com/article/152264/ring-of-honor-to-make-changes-to-business-operations-no-live-events-after-final-battle-ppv-until-at-least-april-2022.html?p=1
- PWInsider's update: www.pwinsider.com/article/152267/more-on-todays-ring-of-honor-announcement-including-what-it-means-for-rohs-signed-talents-and-tv-series.html?p=1&fbclid=IwAR0QIW9_jT_AsxP8K27NNeddOhdQD33GslsQcF5Tlx56A_1Tt6a-7qtgD3M
- PWInsider's interview with ROH COO Joe Koff: www.pwinsider.com/ViewArticle.php?id=152293&p=2

"Suffocation"
October 27, 2006
Montgomery County Fairgrounds
Dayton, OH


- ROH World Champion: Bryan Danielson
- ROH World Tag Team Champions: Kings of Wrestling (Chris Hero & Claudio Castagnoli)
- Top of the Class Trophy: Shane Hagadorn

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D. Matt Cross beat Pelle Primeau

1. Bryan Danielson beat Sal Rinauro (w/Jimmy Rave)

2. Shingo beat Jimmy Rave

3. Irish Airborne (Dave & Jake Crist) beat Colt Cabana & Jimmy Jacobs (w/Lacey)

4. Christopher Daniels beat Brent Albright

5. Roderick Strong beat Chris Hero, Mark Briscoe and Tank Toland in a Four Corner Survival match

6. Austin Aries beat Claudio Castagnoli

7. Davey Richards beat Jay Briscoe

8. Delirious beat Matt Sydal

9. Samoa Joe & Homicide beat Steve Corino & Adam Pearce (w/Jim Cornette & Shane Hagadorn)


Detailed results
wrestlingrecaps.com/2010/12/06/122-roh-suffocation-10272006/

"Chris Jericho's Rock 'N' Wrestling Rager at Sea: Night 1"
October 27, 2018
Jericho Cruise


- ROH World Champion: Jay Lethal
- ROH World Television Champion: Jeff Cobb
- WOH World Champion: Sumie Sakai
- ROH World Tag Team Champions: SoCal Uncensored (Frankie Kazarian & Scorpio Sky)
- ROH World Six-Man Tag Team Champions: Bullet Club (Cody, Matt Jackson & Nick Jackson)

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1. Christopher Daniels (w/SoCal Uncensored) beat Delirious to advance to the quarter finals of the Sea of Honor Tournament

2. Dalton Castle beats Matt Taven by disqualification to advance to the quarter finals of the Sea of Honor Tournament

3. Marty Scurll beat Rhett Titus to advance to the quarter finals of the Sea of Honor Tournament

4. Brandi Rhodes beat Jenny Rose. Many Leon acted as the guest referee

5. Mark Briscoe beat Will Ferrara to advance to the quarter finals of the Sea of Honor Tournament

6. Flip Gordon beat Silas Young to advance to the quarter finals of the Sea of Honor Tournament

7. Adam Page beat Frankie Kazarian (w/SoCal Uncensored) to advance to the quarter finals of the Sea of Honor Tournament

8. Cheeseburger beat Beer City Bruiser to advance to the quarter finals of the Sea of Honor Tournament

9. Jay Briscoe beat Kenny King to advance to the quarter finals of the Sea of Honor Tournament

10. The Young Bucks (Matt & Nick Jackson) beat LAX (Ortiz & Santana w/Konnan)

"Honor United 2019: Bolton"
October 27, 2019
Bolton White Hotel
Bolton, England


- ROH World Champion: Rush
- ROH World Television Champion: Shane Taylor
- WOH World Champion: Kelly Klein
- ROH World Tag Team Champions: The Briscoes (Jay & Mark Briscoe)
- ROH World Six-Man Tag Team Champions: Villain Enterprises (Marty Scurll, PCO & Brody King)

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1. Joe Hendry beat Silas Young (w/Rampage Brown) by disqualification

2. Dalton Castle & Joe Hendry beat Silas Young & Rampage Brown

3. Mandy Leon beat Molly Spartan

4. Villain Enterprises (Marty Scurll & Flip Gordon) beat Kyle Fletcher & Lucky Kid

5. The Briscoes (Jay & Mark Briscoe) beat the Brat Pack (Mitch Waterman & Nick Bury) and Kenny King & Hikuleo in a Three-Way Tag Team match

6. PCO beat Jay Lethal by disqualification

7. Flamita beat Mike Bailey

8. Shane Taylor (c) beat Mark Haskins (w/Vicky Haskins), Matt Taven and Tracy Williams in a Four Corner Survival match to retain the ROH World Television Championship



9. ROH World Championship: Rush (c) vs. Jeff Cobb

Result

SPOILER: Click to show

{Spoiler}Rush (c) beat Jeff Cobb to retain the ROH World Championship

Detailed results
411mania.com/wrestling/csonkas-roh-honor-united-2019-bolton-review/

Ring of Honor
October 27, 2021

Throughout the pandemic, our top priority was to keep everyone healthy and safe, and despite not producing any live events over 18 months, we were able to keep everyone fully contracted. We now find ourselves at a time where we need to make changes to our business operations and are planning a pivot for Ring of Honor, with a new mission and strategy.

The year will culminate with a Final Battle in December, and we will be taking the first quarter of 2022 to work internally to reimagine ROH. ROH has the most dedicated fans in the industry, and we appreciate their loyalty and patience as we reconceptualize ROH.

We anticipate returning to live events in April for the Super Card of Honor with a new fan-focused product and provide a unique experience for wrestling fans.

Women's Division Wednesday: Ep. #27
[Date unknown]
2300 Arena
Philadelphia, PA
Aired: Oct. 27, 2021


- ROH Women's World Champion: Rok-C

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1. NWA World Women's Tag Team Championship: The Hex (Allysin Kay & Marti Belle) (c) vs. The Allure (Angelina Love & Mandy Leon)

Result

SPOILER: Click to show

{Spoiler}The Hex (Allysin Kay & Marti Belle) (c) beat The Allüre (Angelina Love & Mandy Leon)