Showing posts with label Kyle O'Reily. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Kyle O'Reily. Show all posts

Tuesday, March 3, 2015

ROH News on Ciampa and Samoa Joe

- Tomasso Ciampa appeared to suffer a rib injury durign the main event of Sunday’s ROH 13th Anniversary show. Several people spotted him at the airport the next morning in a wheelchair due to his pain. Ciampa is being treated and ROH is hoping for a diagnosis within the next day.

ROH announced that Samoa Joe’s return match to the company will be against Kyle O’Reilly…

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Tuesday, October 28, 2014

ROH Tag Team Reportedly Primed For a Big Push in NJPW (POSSIBLE SPOILERS)

According to wrestling insider/Reddit user MetsFan4Ever, current ROH tag team champions reDRagon (Bobby Fish and Kyle O’Reilly) are in for a big push with New Japan Pro Wrestling. MetsFan4Ever reports that the team will not only win the current Junior Heavyweight Tag Team Tournament, but they will then go on to defeat The Time Splitters (Alex Shelley and KUSHIDA) to win the IWGP Jr. Tag Titles.
This is reportedly being done to strengthen relations between ROH, NJPW and possibly GFW. reDRagon would then defend the titles at the January 4th WrestleKingdom event, which is expected to air on traditional PPV in the US.

Wednesday, July 30, 2014

ROH champions re-sign

ROH has announced via ROHWrestling.com that the ROH Tag Tam Champions, Bobby Fish and Kyle O'Reilly of Red Dragon, have re-signed with the company.

Opinionated View- I think that's a mistake. Now this is just speculation on my part I wonder if rumors about TNA and Spike contributed to them staying with ROH. 

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Saturday, July 12, 2014

Update on ROH and TNA Competing for Talent, Matt Hardy and reDragon

- The Wrestling Observer Reports that tonight is Matt Hardy's final date with ROH, barring him signing a new contract with the promotion. Hardy was previously booked for future dates, but the word is that ROH is not happy that Hardy worked the TNA tapings in New York City recently.

TNA and ROH are now said to be battling to sign talent. Bobby Fish and Kyle O'Reilly are two names that TNA has been targeting. Due to a strict budget from Sinclair Broadcasting, ROH may have a harder time signing them back to a new contract. Their ROH contracts expired, and TNA has shown interest in Fish and O'Reilly coming to TNA to work with The Wolves.

Opinionated View- Well what do you want ROH you don't have a contract with Hardy and he had a chance to go back to the big leagues. And make NO mistake ROH Bots TNA is still a much bigger company than ROH is. Plus you let Hardy work with no contract there is nothing stopping him working for TNA.

Now I know the odds are low that Kyle O'Riley and Bobby Fish will ever see this but….

GO TO TNA GUYS! ROH has water you yes you have the tag belts but when the last big feud you had? They just blew that PPV by never building to it. Plus it's not like going to TNA would prevent you from going back to ROH. 

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Friday, April 25, 2014

PWG Announces Sold Our Soul for Rock n’ Roll Card

PWG has announced the updated card for their next upcoming event Sold Our Soul for Rock n' Roll. The card is set for Friday, May 23. It will be held at the American Legion Post in Reseda, California.

Below is the current card:

World Championship Title Knockout or Submission Only Match: Adam Cole (Champion) vs. Kyle O'Reilly (Challenger)
Six-Person Tag Team Match: Kevin Steen & The Young Bucks (Matt & Nick Jackson) vs. Cedric Alexander, Andrew Everett, & Trevor Lee
* ACH vs. Ricochet
* Best Friends (Chuck Taylor & Trent?) vs. World's Cutest Tag Team (Candice LeRae & Joey Ryan)
* Johnny Gargano vs. Rocky Romero
* Brian Cage vs. Roderick Strong

* AR Fox vs. Rich Swann 

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Sunday, February 23, 2014

ROH TV Report: Steen vs O'Reily Main Events

We begin this week’s show with a look back to the main event of last week’s match when it was announced that the person who pins or makes Adam Cole submit would earn a title match. The man who earned that opportunity was Chris Hero. Elgin vows that he will have gold around his waist when Ring of Honor returns to Pittsburgh.
We are in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania and your announcers are Kevin ‘Happy Anniversary’ Kelly and Steve ‘Bringing home the Gold for my Homeland’ Corino.

Roderick Strong has joined Kevin and Steve at the announce table.

Match Number One: Cedric Alexander versus Andrew Everett

They lock up and Alexander with a side head lock but Everett with a reversal. Alexander rolls through to escape the hold. They lock up again and Alexander with a wrist lock. Everett with a reversal but Alexander with an arm drag. Everett lands on his feet after Alexander tries to send him to the mat. Everett with a head scissors but Alexander lands on his feet. Everett with a leg sweep and then he goes for a standing moonsault but Alexander moves. Alexander goes for a spinning kick but Everett moves.

Everett with a waist lock but Cedric rolls through to escape. Everett with a head scissors and drop kick. Everett charges into the corner but Alexander moves. Everett with a kick to the head followed by an arm drag that sends Alexander to the floor. Everett goes to the apron when Alexander returns to the ring. Alexander with a drop kick that knocks Everett off the apron.

Alexander with chops to Everett before they return to the ring.

We go to commercial.

We are back and Alexander with a back elbow for a near fall. Alexander with a reverse chin lock. Everett with a jawbreaker but Alexander responds with a back drop that sends Everett about 10 feet in the air. Alexander with a near fall. Alexander with a snap mare followed by a drop kick to the back for a near fall. Alexander punches Everett.

Everett punches back and they continue to exchange punches. Everett with kicks but Alexander blocks one and Alexander responds with an enzuigiri for a near fall. Alexander with a rear chin lock. Everett with elbows and he tries for an O’Connor Roll but Alexander holds on to the ropes. Everett with a dropsault and Alexander goes to the floor. Everett with a springboard shooting star press onto Alexander.

Everett sends Alexander back into the ring. Everett with a springboard drop kick followed by a running forearm into the corner. Everett with a rana driver for a near fall. Everett goes to the apron and up top. Everett leaps over Alexander. Alexander catches Everett when Everett tries for another rana. Alexander gets Everett on his shoulders and sets for an Air Raid Crash but turns it into a flatliner for a near fall.

Alexander is shocked that he could not finish off Everett with that move. Alexander waits for Everett to get up and he misses a charge into the corner. Alexander goes for a springboard move but Everett side steps him and gets a rollup for a near fall. Alexander with a running drop kick into the corner for a near fall. Alexander puts Everett on the turnbuckles and he punches Andrew. Everett punches Alexander and knocks him to the mat. Alexander with a leaping forearm to Everett.

Alexander with head butts to Everett on the turnbuckles. Alexander is stopped by Everett who sends Cedric to the mat. Everett with a 630 splash but he lands on Cedric’s knees. Alexander with the Lumbar Check for the three count.

Winner: Cedric Alexander

After the match, Roderick Strong throws a water bottle at Alexander before leaving the ringside area.

We go to commercial.

We are back with footage of Truth Martini getting rid of the Hoopla and Matt Taven getting rid of Truth Martini.

Match Number Two: Kyle O’Reilly versus Kevin Steen

They lock up and Kyle with a waist lock but Steen gets to the ropes and Kyle releases the hold. Steen cheers for wrestling after that exchange. They lock up and Steen with a waist lock but Kyle with a wrist lock and Steen gets to the ropes again. Steen wants the people to cheer for the rope for the great job it has done so far this match.

They lock up again and Kyle with a wrist lock. Steen cannot get to the rope as Kyle brings him back into the center of the ring. Steen with a kip up and drop kick to get out of the hold. Steen grabs the rope to thank it. Steen with two arm drags and Kyle blocks a third one. Steen with a snap mare and crucifix for a near fall. Steen with a rollup for a near fall.

Steen with an arm drag into an arm bar. Kyle with a head butt to the midsection and kick to the leg. Kyle with more kicks. Kyle with a kick to the chest but Steen with an elbow. Kyle with a leaping knee and then an emphatic charge into a slap to the face. Steen slaps Kyle and sends him to the floor.

Steen goes to the floor after Kyle. Steen with a chop and then a kick to the groin followed by another chop. Steen with a chop and then Steen sets for a power bomb onto the apron but Kyle grabs the ropes and gets back into the ring. Steen with a clothesline to Kyle followed by a back senton for a near fall.

We go to commercial.

We are back and Kyle gets to the ropes on a Sharpshooter. Steen with a chop and Kyle misses one. Steen with another chop. Steen with an Irish whip but Kyle floats over. Kyle with a kick and slap followed by a leaping knee. Steen blocks a kick but Kyle blocks a clothesline and he puts the arm in a hammer lock and Kyle with a leg sweep and Steen lands on his arm.

Kyle gets a near fall. Kyle continues to work on the arm and he sends Steen shoulder first into the turnbuckles. Kyle wraps the arm in the ropes. Steen with a forearm while Kyle berates him. Kyle kicks Steen in the arm. Steen with punches and forearms. Kyle with a wrist lock and Steen with punches to try to get out of the hold. Steen finally gets Kyle to the mat with a punch.

Kyle hits Steen in the arm when Steen tries for an Irish whip. Kyle with a hammer lock divorce court. Kyle gets a near fall and then Kyle with a key lock on the injured arm. Kyle sends Steen shoulder first into the turnbuckles. He does it again to Steen, but Steen comes out of the corner with a clothesline.

Steen has trouble getting back to his feet because of the arm injury. Steen with chops but he cannot Irish whip Kyle. Steen sends Kyle over the top rope to the floor. Steen goes to the floor again and Kyle sends Steen shoulder first into the ring post. Kyle is met with a kick on the running drop kick attempt. Steen with a power bomb onto the apron.

Steen goes up top and hits a senton for a near fall. Kyle with a kick in the corner and then he tries for a missile drop kick but Steen catches him. Kyle with kicks to the arm followed by a guillotine but Steen sends Kyle into the turnbuckles. Steen with a cannonball and he gets a near fall.

Steen signals for the package piledriver but Kyle counters with a kick. Kyle counters the F-Cinq with a cross arm breaker but Steen gets his foot on the rope to force Kyle to release the hold. Kyle with a running knee into the corner but Steen pushes Kyle away on a Tornado DDT attempt. Kyle with a kick to block a clothesline and Kyle with a round kick for a near fall.

Kyle puts Steen on the turnbuckles and Kyle with a forearm. Kyle sets for a superplex but Steen blocks it. Kyle with forearms to the back but Steen bites Kyle and hits a Super Muscle Buster for a near fall.

We go to commercial.

We are back and both men are down. Steen grabs Kyle’s mouthpiece and he uses it and he sets for the package piledriver but Kyle counters with the cross arm breaker. Steen finally gets to the ropes while Kyle pulls at the fingers. Kyle wants his mouthpiece back. Kyle kicks Steen and Steen throws the mouthpiece at Kyle. Steen with a pop up power bomb followed by a package piledriver but Kyle gets his foot on the ropes.

Cliff Compton is in the crowd and Steen goes to the floor. Kyle hits the running drop kick off the apron and he hits Steen in the arm. Kyle with an axe kick an Saito suplex for a near fall. Kyle with the cross arm breaker but Steen rolls through and applies the Sharpshooter and Kyle taps out.

Winner: Kevin Steen

After the match Compton gets on the guardrails.

Kevin Steen takes the mic and he asks Compton if he wants attention. He tells him to go over the guardrails. Pittsburgh is not Steel City, it is Steen City.

Cliff comes over the guardrails and security tries to keep Compton from getting into the ring. Compton throws security around on the floor and Steen gives the referee an F-Cinq.

Compton and Steen fight in the ring and security does their best to do their least.

Once everyone is cleared out of the ring. Steen sends Compton to the floor and then he sends Compton into the guardrails. Steen takes a table and then he sends Compton into the guardrails again. They go to the apron and Steen sets for a package piledriver off the apron but Compton with a low blow. Compton puts Steen on the table and Compton goes up top. Compton with a frog splash onto Steen through the table.

We go to credits.

Monday, November 18, 2013

Tag Title match set for Final Battle

Ring of Honor has announced that Bobby Fish and Kyle O'Reilly will defend the ROH Tag Titles against Homicide and Eddie Kingston at Final Battle. The show takes place on December 14 in New York at the Hammerstein Ballroom. Read the official announcement at ROHwrestling.com.

Opinionated View- Well that sucks. I love reDragon and think they are an awesome team but I'm very unimpressed with Kingston and Homicide. Kingston has his moments but Cide is well past his prime and been phoning it in. 

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Sunday, October 20, 2013

Pro Wrestling Guerrilla Matt Rushmore Results 10.19.13 - Reseda, CA

1. Willie Mack and B-Boy defeated PPRay (Peter Avalon and Ray Rosas).

2. Kevin Steen defeated ACH.

3. Best Friends (Trent? and Chuck Taylor) defeated A.R. Fox and Rich Swann.

4. Drake Younger defeated Brian Cage, Tony Nese, and Tommaso Ciampa in a four way match.

Intermission.

5. Johnny Gargano defeated Roderick Strong.

6. The Young Bucks defeated Candice LeRae and Joey Ryan to retain the PWG Tag Team Championships.

7. Adam Cole defeated Kyle O'Reilly to retain the PWG World Championship.

This was another excellent show from PWG. The Tag Title match stole the show, with Candice LeRae giving the performance of a lifetime. The main event ended with multiple run-ins from Steen and the Bucks (who along with Cole makeup the Mount Rushmore of Wrestling group). It was a great show and a great time. 

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Wednesday, October 2, 2013

Updated Card For ROH’s Saturday Event in Baltimore, MD

- ROH returns to the Du Burns Arena in Baltimore, Maryland this Saturday with the following card…

  • ROH Tag Team champions Bobby Fish & Kyle O'Reilly vs. Jay Lethal & Michael Elgin
  • ROH champion Adam Cole interview
  • ROH TV champion Matt Taven vs. Cedric Alexander
  • Jimmy Jacobs Trial Series Match #3: Jacobs vs. Michael Bennett
  • Adam Page vs. Eddie Edwards
  • ACH vs. Kevin Steen
  • 4 Corner Survival: Tadarius Thomas vs. Caprice Coleman vs. Antonio Thomas vs. Roderick Strong
  • Outlaw Inc. (Eddie Kingston & Homicide) vs. Monster Mafia (Josh Alexander & Ethan Page)

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    Friday, September 20, 2013

    Updated Card For Pro Wrestling Guerrilla’s Matt Rushmore Event

    Here is the updated card for the October 19th Pro Wrestling Guerrilla Matt Rushmore event…

    B-Boy & Willie Mack vs. PPRay ("Pretty" Peter Avalon & Ray Rosas)
    ACH vs. "Mr. Wrestling" Kevin Steen
    AR Fox & Rich Swann vs. Best Friends (Chuck Taylor & Trent?)
    Brian Cage vs. Tommaso Ciampa vs. Anthony Nese vs. Drake Younger
    Johnny Gargano vs. Roderick Strong
    The Young Bucks (Matt & Nick Jackson) vs. Candice LeRae & Joey Ryan
    Pro Wrestling Guerrilla World Championship Title Match: Adam Cole (Champion) vs. Kyle O'Reilly (Challenger)

    Friday, September 6, 2013

    Card For Tonight’s ROH Show in East Ridge, TN


    - Here is the card for tonight's ROH show at the Camp Jordan Arena in East Ridge, TN.

    Kevin Steen & Michael Elgin vs. Adam Cole & Tommaso Ciampa
    Kyle O'Reilly vs. Cedric Alexander
    Bobby Fish vs. Caprice Coleman
    Adrenaline RUSH (ACH & Tadarius Thomas) vs. Alabama Attitude (Mike Posey & Corey Hollis)
    Non-Title Match: Matt Taven with Truth Martini vs. Davey Richards
    Jay Lethal vs. Luke Hawx
    Roderick Strong vs. Raymond Rowe

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    Updated Card For PWG’s October 19th Event


    Johnny Gargano vs. Roderick Strong
    Best Friends (Chuck Taylor & Trent?) vs. (Rich Swann & AR Fox)
    Brian Cage vs. Tommaso Ciampa vs. Tony Nese vs. Drake Younger
    Candice LeRae & Joey Ryan vs. The Young Bucks
    Main Event PWG World Championship Title Match: Adam Cole (Champion) vs. Kyle O'Reilly (Challenger)

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    Wednesday, July 31, 2013

    ROH Announces Tag Title Match For Manhattan Mayhem V (SPOILERS)


    ROH sent out the following today…
    Last Saturday night in Providence, as part of the "Ring of Honor Wrestling" TV Tapings, World Tag Team Champions reDRagon (Bobby Fish & Kyle O'Reilly) were set for a Proving Ground contest against the reigning IWGP Jr. Heavyweight Tag Champions The Forever Hooligans (Rocky Romero & Alex Koslov).

    Well due to circumstances of reDRagon's own making (as you will see in this weekend's edition of ROH TV), that Proving Ground match became a World Title match and ultimately led to the crowning of brand new champions in Romero & Koslov! In addition, it also shuffled up the scheduled World Tag Title Team bout for "All Star Extravaganza V" this Saturday night in Toronto where Fish & O'Reilly were set to defend their championships against rivals The American Wolves (Eddie Edwards & Davey Richards)!

    Now, as a result of their victory, on Saturday The Hooligans will make their first title defense against Eddie & Davey while reDRagon, in protest, has refused to even make the trip across the border to compete at "ASE V"! Still, as the former champions, there is a rematch in their future and ROHWrestling.com has learned that Kyle & Bobby will have their opportunity to reclaim the gold very soon...

    "Despite their poor attitudes..." said Match Maker Nigel McGuinness, "Despite the undeniable fact that they requested the title match that ultimately changed their fates, reDRagon is in line for a rematch against whomever leaves Toronto as champion. That title opportunity will go down on August 17th in New York City as part of the 'Manhattan Mayhem V' event and be it The Hooligans or The Wolves, you know that the two teams fighting it out over the championships will show everyone why ROH has the best tag team wrestling on the planet!"

    There you have it! reDRagon, will get their rematch in New York City in just two weeks! Not only does "Manhattan Mayhem V" feature the continuation of the World Title tournament but now a World Tag Team Title match WILL take place!

    Thursday, July 25, 2013

    Matches For This Weekends ROH TV Taping


    ROH tapes TV this weekend on Saturday in Providence, Rhode Island at the Convention Center with the following matches announced…

    ROH Title Tournament Match:Adam Cole vs. Mark Briscoe
    ROH Title Tournament Match:Jay Lethal vs. Sonjay Dutt
    ROH Title Tournament Match:Karl Anderson vs. ACH
    ROH Title Tournament Match:Adam Page vs. Silas Young
    Non-Title Proving Ground Match: reDragon (Bobby Fish & Kyle O'Reilly) © vs. Forever Hooligans (Rocky Romero & Alex Koslov)
    Kevin Steen, Tommaso Ciampa & Michael Elgin vs. BJ Whitmer and the American Wolves.
    Mike Bennett with Maria Kanellis vs. Brutal Bob Evans
    Vinny Marseglia vs. Todd Hanson vs. Kongo vs. Brian Fury

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    Saturday, July 13, 2013

    ROH TV Report: Tag Titles On the Line


    Steel Cage Warfare is two weeks away and the future of the company lays in the balance. Until then, we get to see another title match. This week, it is the tag titles and Caprice Coleman and Cedric Alexander get their title match in a standard tag match instead of the Triple Threat Match we saw at Best in the World.
    We are in Baltimore, Maryland and your announcers are Kevin Kelly and Steve Corino.

    We are told that Kevin Steen is now officially on Team ROH at Steel Cage Warfare in two weeks.

    Match Number One: QT Marshall (with RD Evans) versus Tommaso Ciampa

    Marshall wants to follow the Code of Honor but Ciampa would rather follow the Code of Flipping off your Opponent. Marshall goes for the knee but Ciampa figures he would do that so he moves out of the way and he connects with a knee to Marshall’s head for a near fall. Marshall rolls to the apron and Ciampa follows to the floor and he runs Marshall into the guardrails.

    Ciampa chops Marshall and they return to the ring. Ciampa with a punch to the head but Marshall pulls Ciampa down and he wants to pull Ciampa’s leg into the ring post but Ciampa is able to pull Marshall into the ring post instead. Ciampa chops Marshall while he has fans hold him.

    They return to the ring and Ciampa with a running knee to the head. Evans grabs the leg and Ciampa pulls Evans into the ring with a biel and Evans backs into the corner. Ciampa sets for a knee to the head but Marshall with a clothesline. Marshall puts Ciampa on the turnbuckles and he tries to get Ciampa on his shoulders but Ciampa fights him off. Marshall with a drop kick that staggers Ciampa and his knee is caught on the turnbuckles.

    We go to commercial.

    We are back and Marshall picks up Ciampa on the floor. Marshall rolls Ciampa back into the ring. Ciampa punches Marshall but Marshall backs Ciampa into the corner but Ciampa with an uppercut. Marshall grabs the leg and drops down to add more pressure. Marshall with a dive to the knee.

    Marshall grabs a chair and sets it up on the floor and Marshall slams Ciampa’s leg onto the chair. Marshall sends Ciampa back into the ring and he gets a near fall. Marshall with an Indian Death Lock but Ciampa with chops to try to get out of the hold. Marshall with shots to the knee but Ciampa bites Marshall to escape the hold.

    Marshall punches Ciampa but Ciampa punches back. Ciampa with forearms but Marshall with a kick to the knee. Ciampa with a clothesline and back elbow followed by a back body drop. Ciampa still favors his knee but he connects with a knee that sends Marshall over the top rope to the apron. Ciampa goes for the Air Raid Crash on the apron but Marshall escapes. Marshall with a forearm to Ciampa and he puts Ciampa on the turnbuckles. Ciampa kicks Marshall off the apron and then Ciampa goes up top and he hits a cross body but Ciampa appears to have done more damage to the knee.

    Prince Nana appears at the entrance and Evans hides from his sight as he gives Marshall some advice. Marshall is helped back into the ring by Evans and Ciampa gets back at nineteen to stop the count. Marshall with punches to Ciampa while we watch Nana watching the match. Marshall flips the bird to Ciampa but Ciampa with an Air Raid Crash for a near fall.

    Ciampa sets for Project Ciampa but Evans gets into the ring. Ciampa grabs Evans but RD escapes. Evans goes up the ramp, but he sees Nana and he returns to the ring. Ciampa with Project Ciampa to Evans and then Marshall takes advantage of the situation and he gets a near fall on Ciampa.

    Marshall applies a Stretch Muffler but Ciampa with an inside cradle for a near fall. Ciampa with a knee to Marshall and then he connects with a second knee for the three count.

    Winner: Tommaso Ciampa

    After the match, Prince Nana returns to the back.

    We go to commercial.

    We are back with Inside Ring of Honor. This week we will take a look back at the World Title Match from Best in the World and look ahead to Jay Briscoe’s match against Matt Hardy. Kevin Steen is on Team ROH and we will hear from him. We will also talk about ROH’s return to Toronto and their debut in the former Maple Leaf Gardens.

    Jay and Mark Briscoe battled at Best in the World. Mark suffered a concussion so he is out of Steel Cage Warfare while Jay is injured going into his match against Matt Hardy.

    Steve Corino says that he could not plan it any better. In an attempt to prove which one is the biggest moron, they beat each other to a pulp. Mark is out with a concussion while Jay reinjured his shoulder and injured his back.

    In one week, destiny shines on SCUM. His best friend, Matt Hardy will become the ROH Champion when he defeats Jay Briscoe. Steve says that Nigel cannot blame SCUM because Jay and Mark did this. Next week, Matt Hardy becomes champion. In two weeks, they go into the cage and they destroy Ring of Honor. At the end of the night, Ring of Honor burns.

    Steel Cage Warfare is in two weeks and it is Ring of Honor’s most important match. Mark Briscoe is out of the match and Nigel McGuinness had an important message to make.

    Kevin Steen says that Nigel had no choice to put him in this match. He says that he has heard that Nigel is worried because he is in the match, but Nigel does not have to worry because he is in the match.

    On August 3rd, ROH debuts at the former Maple Leaf Gardens and Michael Elgin talks about the show. He says that he knows the heritage of the building. He says that he should be in the main event and he deserves the gold. When Nigel has to think of who should be in the main event, he has to look no further. Michael says that ‘Unbreakable’ is not a nickname, it is a way of life. When God said that he created all men equal, he was wrong.

    We go to commercial.

    Match Number Two: Mike Bennett (with Maria Kanellis and Bob Evans) versus Nick Merriman

    Bennett gives his jacket to Evans and then we get the Code of Honor but Bennett with a Box Office Smash followed by a TKO for the three count.

    Winner: Mike Bennett

    After the match, Mike gets on the mic and he asks ‘should I stay or should I go’. That seems to be the six million dollar question. Should he stay? Maybe he will go to Connecticut and earn a paycheck. Maybe he will stay.

    Mike tells Bob to come into the center of the ring. Mike shows everyone a Ring of Honor contract. He says that everyone has been begging him to stay. Mike says that the fans need him to stay. Mike says that he does not need the people, but they need him. He says that it is a lucrative and long contract so everyone will see him for a long time.

    Mike says that the fans are so smart because they chant ‘Yes’. Mike says that they wouldn’t know what a real star was if they bit him in the ass. People boo him, but they cheer for Cheeseburger. The crowd chants for him and he makes his way to ringside.

    Mike tells him that they have had their problems but these fans are so stupid they would rather see him. Mike says that he has a very lucrative deal so why not offer it to him. He tells him to sign the contract.

    Mike says that he has proven himself and he is tough. Mike respects that in him. Mike says that he could be the next Ring of Honor star. Bennett with a super kick to Cheeseburger and he punches him. Bennett pushes Evans away and Evans pulls Bennett off Cheeseburger.

    The people cheer for Bob and Bennett with a Box Office Smash to Evans.

    He says that for far too long, the Prodigy has been promoted as one thing. The Prodigy is dead.

    Jay Briscoe makes his way to the ring and his shoulder is taped and wrapped. Jay has a mic and he says that there has been a lot of speculation after Best in the World about his health. He did reinjure his shoulder, but he is still breathing. He tells Matt Hardy if he thinks that he is forfeiting the title, he is wrong. He will have to pry the title out of his cold dead hands. He tells Matt he will see him next week.

    We go to commercial.

    Match Number Three: Caprice Coleman and Cedric Alexander versus Bobby Fish and Kyle O’Reilly for the Ring of Honor World Tag Team Titles

    Fish has something to say to Coleman before the match starts. Alexander and O’Reilly start things off and they lock up and Kyle with a waist lock but Alexander with a standing switch but Kyle with a side head lock take down. Alexander with a head scissors and Kyle escapes and he works on the leg and goes for the side head lock. Kyle with a wrist lock but Cedric with a side head lock.

    Alexander with a drop kick and then he blocks a drop kick from Kyle and he catapults Kyle into the turnbuckles. Alexander with a reverse atomic drop and Coleman with a punch. Coleman tags in and Kyle with a jawbreaker and Fish is tagged in.

    Coleman with a hip toss and elbows to the head. Caprice with a slam and he misses a leg drop. Fish misses a kick and Coleman with an O’Connor Roll and he gets a near fall. Coleman with a leg lariat and he gets a near fall. Alexander tags in and Coleman with a suplex and Alexander with a slingshot senton for a near fall but Fish gets to the ropes.

    Fish with a knee but Alexander with a European uppercut. Kyle with a kick to the back and Fish tries for a slam but Alexander escapes and he slams Fish. Kyle comes off the turnbuckles despite not making the tag and Alexander punches Kyle in the midsection. Fish with a knee and they go for a double suplex but Caprice catches Alexander.

    Coleman and Alexander with a double drop kick. Coleman with a splash into the corner and the momentum sends him over the top rope onto Kyle on the floor. Alexander runs into a boot and Fish misses Alexander and goes over the top rope to the floor. Coleman uses the ring post for momentum for a kick to Fish. Alexander with a suicide dive onto Fish and O’Reilly.

    We go to commercial.

    We are back and Alexander and Fish are in the ring and Davey Richards and Eddie Edwards watch from the ramp. Coleman tags in and he punches Fish. Coleman with chops and forearms. Fish with a knee and he tags in O’Reilly. Coleman with a back body drop followed by a slam and he hits a leaping leg drop and gets a near fall.

    Coleman with a leg lariat and he gets a near fall. Alexander tags in and Coleman with an elbow to Kyle in the corner followed by a clothesline to Fish that knocks him off the apron. Alexander runs into a boot from Kyle and then Kyle sends a charging Coleman over the top rope to the floor. Alexander with a running boot into the corner but Kyle blocks it and Fish with a leg sweep to take Alexander down. Fish runs Coleman into the guardrails while Kyle hits the hesitation drop kick off the apron.

    Alexander sends Fish over the top rope to the floor and Alexander tries for a pescado but Fish moves and Alexander lands on his feet. Alexander goes after Fish but Bobby moves and Kyle with a shoulder tackle. Kyle sends Alexander back into the ring and he gets a near fall.

    Davey and Eddie confront Steve Corino at the announce table and from out of nowhere, members of SCUM make their way to ringside and they brawl while a wrestling match continues in the ring. Kyle with a leg sweep to Alexander while Tadarius Thomas and ACH make their way to ringside.

    While the focus is on the brawl at ringside, we get to see a near fall for O’Reilly. Fish enters the ring because he is not the legal man in the match and we cut to a fan’s sign. When we return to the action in the ring, Kyle has a cross arm breaker on Alexander. Coleman with a splash onto Kyle and Fish picks up Coleman and he hits a Falcon Arrow on Coleman.

    Alexander with forearms while Fish with punches and kicks. Kyle with a punch to the head and then Fish hits a Saito suplex and Kyle gets a near fall. Fish tags in and he goes after Coleman on the apron. Alexander is able to make the tag to Coleman and he knocks Kyle off the apron. Coleman with a boot to Fish followed by an enzuigiri from Alexander.

    Coleman gets Fish on his shoulders and Alexander with a double stomp to the back. Meanwhile, security makes their way to ringside so there are a lot of people surrounding the ring who are not involved in this match. Coleman with a Death Valley Driver onto Cedric’s knees. Coleman gets a near fall.

    Alexander throws Kyle to the floor and Fish goes to the apron. Fish with a shoulder to Coleman and then Alexander knocks Fish off the apron, into the crowd o’people who shouldn’t be at ringside. Alexander ducks Kyle and he hits a plancha onto the people on the floor.

    Kyle tries for a suplex on Coleman but Coleman with a knee. Coleman with a knee in the corner and he goes for the leaping rana but Fish holds Kyle. Kyle with a tornado DDT and then he gets Coleman up and Fish with a kick before Kyle hits the brainbuster and Fish gets the three count.

    Winners: Kyle O’Reilly and Bobby Fish

    After the match, everyone enters the ring to brawl while we are reminded that the World Title is on the line next week. We go to credits.

    ROH 07.12.13 Reclamation Night 1 Results



    Dark match: Benjamin Boone and Cheeseburger def Beer City Bruisers with the Rocket Launcher a la Midnight Express
    Adrenaline RUSH (ACH & TD Thomas) def Mike Sydal & Zizou Middoux when ACH hit Sydal with a 450 Splash
    Athena def MsChif
    -After the match Athena got the mist.
    Mike Bennett def BJ Whitmer after a piledriver. Whitmer had a visual pinfall with a small package but Maria distracted Todd Sinclair
    Eddie Edwards def ROH Tag Champ Kyle O’Reilly when Edwards stomped on O’Reilly while in the half crab
    Tommaso Ciampa def Rhino when Rhino went for a spear and got hit by a knee
    -No R.D. Evans
    Kevin Steen def Silas Young with the Package Piledriver
    Four Way:
    Michael Elgin def Adam Cole via pin with the spinning powerbomb, Cole refused to shake hands with Elgin post-match. ROH TV Champ Matt Taven & Jay Lethal were also part of the match
    Bobby Fish def Davey Richards
    - Kyle O’Reilly distraction allowed Fish to hit a knee strike
    - Davey hit a dive INTO THE 3RD ROW
    Adrenaline RUSH and Eddie Edwards out to help Davey and Nigel is out now on the mic. Nigel puts over Davey & claims that the knee knockout was legit. Says Honor has be restored to ROH and then put over the crowd.


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    Friday, July 12, 2013

    7/11 ROH Night of Hoopla results




    1. ROH TV Champion Matt Taven beat Eddie Edwards and Adam Cole in a three-way.

    Jimmy Jacobs performed his new song after signing "The Ballad of Lacey" first.

    2. Jay Lethal defeated Delirious.

    Davey Richards won the Pants Off Dance Off with Judge Jeff Jones officiating.

    3. Davey Richards defeated Silas Young.

    4. ROH Tag Champions Bobby Fish and Kyle O'Reilly beat Roderick Strong and Cheeseburger.

    5. Michael Elgin, B.J. Whitmer, and MsChif defeated ACH, Tadarius Thomas, and Athena.

    Thursday, July 11, 2013

    ROH "Night of Hoopla" tonight: A full listing of tonight's live event in Illinois, hosted by Truth Martini

    Michael Elgin, BJ Whitmer & MsChif vs ACH, Tadarius Thomas & Athena in an Inter-gender six-person tag match.

    -ROH Tag Champions Bobby Fish & Kyle O'Reilly vs. Roderick Strong & Cheeseburger.

    -Eddie Edwards vs. Adam Cole vs. Matt Taven in a three-way.

    -Jay Lethal vs. Delirious with Maria Kanellis as referee.

    -Davey Richards vs. Silas Young. 

    -Jimmy Jacobs will perform his new single "Gypsy Soul."

    The show is billed as "hosted by Truth Martini,

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    Opinionated View- It actually looks like a pretty good card. Will be interesting how different it will be from ROH show. 

    Tuesday, July 2, 2013

    Four Matches Set for ROH Dearborn Show


    Ring Of Honor has announced four matches for their July 13 show in Dearborn, Michigan. Here is the current card:

    *The American Wolves vs Jay Lethal and Michael Elgin
    *BJ Whitmer vs. Adam Cole
    *World Tag Team Champion Bobby Fish vs. ACH
    *World Tag Team Champion Kyle O'Reilly vs. Tadarius Thomas
    *Non-Title: Kevin Steen vs. World TV Champion Matt Taven w/ Truth Martini

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    Opinionated View- Looks like a good card. Hopefully the end of SCUM will free ROH up to get back what made it such a great company a long time ago.

    Sunday, June 16, 2013

    PWG 06.15.13 Is Your Body Ready? Results


    Unbreakable F’N Machines (Brain Cage & Michael Elgin) def RockNES Monsters (Johnny Goodtime & Johnny Yuma) via discuss lariat, buckle bomb, spinout powerbomb on Yuma
    - Rick Knox on commentary with Excalibur
    Kyle O’Reilly def Davey Richards via cross armbar
    - Sami Callihan on commentary0
    - there was a post match promo
    DojoBros (Eddie Edwards & Roderick Strong) def Johnny Gargano & Chuck Taylor via via orange crush back breaker on Gargano by Strong after a double stomp on Chuck from Edwards
    - post match all four men hug
    “Ultraviolent Golden Boy” Drake Younger def “Mr. Wrestling” Kevin Steen via backslide after some shenanigans
    -Chuck Taylor on commentary
    - At one point Drake dove off the stage, but Steen caught him and powerbombed him on the stage
    - Rick Knox got knocked out. Steen hit the package piledriver on Younger but Cole came out and hit Steen with the belt
    - Cole tried hitting Drake with the belt but Drake ducked and hits Drake’s Landing on Cole
    The Young Bucks (PWG Tag Champs Matt & Nick Jackson) def AR Fox & Samuray Del Sol via More Bang for your Buck on Del Sol
    Next show is Friday Aug 9, 2013
    Possibly also next shows are also Aug 30 & 31st
    60-Minute Iron Man Match PWG Title is on the line
    Adam Cole def Sami Callihan to retain the title
    - Kevin Steen is for sure on commentary as he promised in our podcast with him
    - Cole went to 3-0 early on due to a low blow/roll up, small package, brainbuster onto Cole’s knees
    - Cole tapped to a stretch muffler & a crossface to make it 3-2 for Sami
    - Florida keys & Panama Sunrise gives Cole the lead 5-4
    - DVD off the middle rope, followed by a lariat makes it 5-5
    - Cole takes the lead 6-5 via sunset flip
    - Cole survives the stretch muffler for the win
    Thank You Sami chants after the match
    Cole would beat down on Sami after the match. Steen came out to save and hug Sami. A lot of guys came out from the back.