Showing posts with label Redragon. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Redragon. Show all posts

Monday, November 3, 2014

reDragon Wins NJPW’s 2014 Super Jr. Tag Tournament

At today’s event at Gigu Industry Hall in Japan, ROH Tag Team Champions defeated The Young bucks in the finals to win the 2014 Super Jr. Tag Tournament. This will entitle them to a title shot against IWGP Jr. Tag Team champions Alex Shelley and KUSHIDA. Here are the full results from the show…
1. Rocky Romero & Alex Koslov beat Sho Tanaka & Yohei Komatsu (8:55) when Romero pinned Komatsu after the Contract Killer.
2. KUSHIDA & Alex Shelley beat BUSHI & Mascara Dorada (8:26) when KUSHIDA pinned Dorada after the OUTATIME.
3. Taichi & El Desperado beat Ryusuke Taguchi & Fuego (11:41) when Taichi used a Taichi-style Gedo clutch on Fuego.
4. Minoru Suzuki & Takashi Iizuka beat Toru Yano & Gedo (10:09) when Suzuki used a Gotch-style piledriver on Gedo.
5. Karl Anderson, Doc Gallows, Bad Luck Fale, Yujiro Takahashi & Tama Tonga beat Tetsuya Naito, Tomoaki Honma, Captain New Japan, Jushin Thunder Liger & Tiger Mask (13:48) when Anderson pinned Captain after the Magic Killer.
6. Super Jr. Tag Tournament 2014 – Final: Bobby Fish Ring of Honor & Kyle O’Reilly Ring of Honor beat Matt Jackson & Nick Jackson (15:04) when O’Reilly pinned Nick after the Chasing The Dragon.
7. Hiroshi Tanahashi, Katsuyori Shibata, Togi Makabe & Hirooki Goto beat Kazuchika Okada, Shinsuke Nakamura, Tomohiro Ishii & YOSHI-HASHI (18:52) when Tanahashi used the High Fly Flow on YOSHI-HASHI.

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.

Tuesday, August 12, 2014

Tag Title Match Announced For ROH All Star Extravaganza iPPV

Ring of Honor has announced that reDragon (Kyle O'Reilly & Bobby Fish) will defend the ROH Tag Titles against the Young Bucks (Nick and Matt Jackson) in a 2 of 3 Falls match at the All Star Extravaganza iPPV. The show airs on September 6th in Toronto. 

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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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Tuesday, May 13, 2014

UFC Fighter Appearing at ROH Event

- During an appearance on The MMA Hour, the UFC's Tom Lawlor said he will be in the corner of reDRagon for their ROH Tag Team title match against the Young Bucks at Ring of Honor's War of the Worlds on Saturday. The event happens at the Hammerstein Ballroom in New York City. 

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Tuesday, January 28, 2014

ROH News and Notes

- The event in Pittsburgh last weekend drew a little over 1,200 fans.

- With Chris Hero pinning Adam Cole at the Pittsburgh event, Hero will now challenge Cole for the ROH Title at the February 21st ROH Anniversary show in Philadelphia, PA at the National Guard Armory.

- ROH runs on February 8th in San Antonio, Texas with ROH Tag Team Champions reDRagon (Kyle O'Reilly & Bobby Fish) vs. Adrenaline RUSH (ACH & Tadarius Thomas) set for the show.

Opinionated View- Well it's clear ROH still has a fan base in the North Eastern area. But for some reason they want to run any where but the North East most of the time.  The two tile matches sound really good 

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, August 9, 2013

    Updated ROH Manhattan Mayhem V Card


    - Here is the updated card for the ROH Manhattan Mayhem V card on August 17th…

    World Tag Team Title Match: The American Wolves (Davey Richards & Eddie Edwards) defend vs. reDragon (Bobby Fish & Kyle O'Reilly)
    Dream Tag Team Match: The Young Bucks (Matt & Nick Jackson) vs. The Forever Hooligans (Rocky Romero & Alex Koslov)
    ROH World Championship Tournament Quarter Finals: "Machine Gun" Karl Anderson vs "Unbreakable" Michael Elgin
    ROH World Championship Tournament Quarter Finals: Roderick Strong vs. Kevin Steen
    ROH World Championship Tournament Quarter Finals: Tommaso Ciampa vs Michael Bennett
    Silas Young vs. Adam Page

    Opinionated View- Looks like a damn good card. The tag matches alone are worth checking out and the tournament looks strong. Fingers are crossed ROH can really get going again. 

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    Saturday, August 3, 2013

    ROH TV Report: New Tag Team Champions Crowned

    It is the aftermath of Steel Cage Warfare. SCUM has been vanquished thanks to the actions of the four members of the team and Nigel McGuinness.
    We are in Providence, Rhode Island and your announcers are Kevin ‘There’s Something About’ Kelly and Nigel ‘Matchmaker Matchmaker . . . Make Up Your Match’ McGuinness.
    Match Number One: 3.0 (Shane Matthews and Scott Parker) versus Adrenaline Rush (Tadarius Thomas and ACH)
    Parker and ACH start things off and ACH with a side head lock. ACH floats over and he hits a drop kick. Parker avoids ACH in the corner but ACH with an elbow. Matthews drops ACH across the top rope and Parker with a drop kick to the back followed by an elbow drop. Matthews tags in and he connects with an elbow but ACH with forearms and a slap.
    Parker is back in and he knocks Thomas off the apron. ACH with a back drop to Parker and he tags in Parker. Thomas with punchesa and head butts to Parker and Matthews. Thomas with a kick to Matthews and he avoids Parker and Parker accidentally clotheslines his partner. Thoams with a slap to Parker followed by a series of kicks and a half nelson suplex for a near fall.
    Matthews comes in and Thomas with knees and kicks to Matthews. ACH tags in and he leaps over Matthews but Parker with an elbow to the chest. ACH with a kick to Parker and Parker sends ACH over his head into a spear from Matthews. Parker gets a near fall. Matthews tags in and ACH with chops to both men but Matthews backs ACH into the corner and Parker with an enzuigiri.
    Parker with a flying Yakuza kick to Thomas that knocks him off the apron. Parker with a flap jack to ACH followed by a power bomb by Matthews and he calls for and applies a Boston Crab. Parker goes after Thomas but Tadarius moves out of the way and Parker goes to the floor. The referee keeps Thomas from interfering but that is momentary because Thomas with a kick to the midsection and Matthews releases the hold.
    Thomas goes to the apron and he hits a moonsault onto Parker on the floor. ACH with a package DDT to Matthews for the three count.
    Winners: Tadarius Thomas and ACH
    We go to commercial.
    We are back and Nigel McGuinness is in the ring and he says that we are at unprecedented moment in the history of Ring of Honor. Due to the injuries suffered by Jay Briscoe two weeks ago on television, he was forced to strip Jay of the World Title.
    Today, for the first time in history, the Ring of Honor World Title is vacant. The War with SCUM is over and honor was restored. One of the casualties will be Jay’s title reign. Nigel says that it was not an easy decision and it was not his decision. No one questions Jay’s toughness or what he has done. When the doctor looks at Jay’s shoulder and says that Jay will not be able to wrestle for 3 or 4 months, there is nothing that he can do.
    Nigel says that he has the decision to make a new Ring of Honor World Champion. In three weeks, we will start a tournament with sixteen of the top competitors. It will end in the home town of Ring of Honor . . . Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.
    It is time to refocus on rebuilding this company. In the absence of a World Champion, he is going to put an emphasis on the tag titles and he will bring in some of the top tag teams from around the world.
    The Ring of Honor Tag Team Champions, Kyle O’Reilly and Bobby Fish make their way to the ring.
    Nigel says that Kyle and Bobby are the best tag team in the world today.
    Bobby takes the mic and he says that Nigel said it. They are the greatest tag team in the world today. It is no secret that since these titles have been around their waists, TV ratings are up. The live attendance is up. They are here to do Nigel and Ring of Honor a favor. The tag title defenses are piling up and their mythical level as champions has made them man up.
    Tonight, they have the Forever Fooligans . . . Hooligans in a Proving Ground match. As the saviors of Ring of Honor, he has an offer for Nigel. Instead of a Proving Ground match, why not make it a World Tag Title match.
    Bobby says not to get this twisted. They did not do it for the fans.
    Nigel says that sounds like a fantastic idea so we will have the match.
    Davey Richards and Eddie Edwards make their way to the ring.
    Nigel asks Davey and Eddie what they have to say about the title match later tonight.
    Davey says that he is giving them props for having the balls to put the titles on the line. Romero and Koslov are a great team. The champions are a great team. However, the former champions, Eddie Edwards and Davey Richards are not in the World Title Tournament because they are ready to become World Tag Team Champions. Whatever happens tonight, he tells the champions to keep the belts warm because they are coming to collect.
    We go to commercial.
    We are back with Inside Ring of Honor and we take a look at what is going to happen with the World Title.
    We see footage from Jay Briscoe after he was stripped of the title.
    Kevin says that Jay Briscoe will be out between three and six months.
    We go to footage of Michael Elgin saying that he will not accept being handed the title because he would not be the best. The best earns everything he has. He refuses to be handed the World Title.
    Sixteen men will enter a tournament to see who will become the next World Champion starting in a few weeks and ending at Death Before Dishonor in Philadelphia. Every match in the tournament will be on television.
    We go to comments from Michael Elgin. He says he did everything Nigel wanted in Ring of Honor and now Nigel has done what he asked. Sixteen men to determine who will be the next World Champion. Any man can win a match, but it takes a real man and a true champion to win four matches. Michael says that he has fought long and hard for Ring of Honor and now he will fight for himself.
    Before the tournament starts, we have a qualifying match between Adam Page and Silas Young on this week’s show.
    We go to commercial.
    We are back and QT Marshall is at the announce table trying to argue that he should be in the tournament.
    Before the match starts, QT gets in the ring and he tells Nigel that it is ridiculous and utterly appalling to have the people decide whether he should be in this tournament. QT says that the people would want him fired right now.
    Page takes the mic and he says the people did not come here to hear QT Marshall talk. Adam tells Nigel to put the doofus in the match.
    Nigel tells the referee to ring the bell and all three men are in the match.
    Match Number Two: Adam Page versus Silas Young versus QT Marshall in a Ring of Honor World Title Tournament Qualifying Match
    Page with a punch to Young and then he chops Marshall. Page avoids a charge by Young and Young with a shoulder to Marshall in the corner. Young lands on his feet when Page tries for a belly-to-back suplex. Page avoids a clothesline from Young and Page with a reverse atomic drop and a drop kick. Page goes for a pescado but Marshall catches him and hits a power slam for a near fall.
    Young with a slingshot elbow drop to Page and Marshall with a rollup for a near fall. Young and Marshall alternate forearms and kicks. Marshall with a Fameasser for a near fall. Page with a chop to Marshall. Marshall with an elbow to Page. Page with a spinning heel kick and Young pulls Page off Marshall. Page with an enzuigiri to Young.
    Page is sent to the apron by Marshall and Page with a forearm. Young with a clothesline to Marshall and then he stops Page on the turnbuckles. Young tries for a superplex but Page pushes him off. Young climbs the turnbuckles again and Marshall goes under for a tower of doom attempt but Young bites Marshall’s forehead. Young is stopped on the superplex and he is dropped to the mat.
    Page with a cross body to Marshall followed by a forearm to Young’s head. Page with a drop kick to Marshall and he turns it into a moonsault on Young for a near fall that is broken up by Marshall. Marshall sends Page to the apron but Page with a shoulder to Marshall and he back drops Marshall to the floor.
    Young with a uranage back breaker followed by a lariat on the knee for a near fall on Page. Young with a Finlay slam and he tries for the headstand into the Arabian press but Page moves. Page goes to the turnbuckles but Marshall pushes Page off the turnbuckle and onto the apron. Young with a small package for the three count.
    Winner: Silas Young (Advances to face Tommaso Ciampa in the First Round of the World Title Tournament)
    Match Number Three: Rocky Romero and Alex Koslov versus Kyle O’Reilly and Bobby Fish for the Ring of Honor Tag Team Titles
    Romero and Fish start things off and they lock up. Fish with a clean break. They lock up again and Romero works on the wrist. Fish with a drop toe hold and he applies a side head lock. Romero with a top wrist lock but Fish with a waist lock and take down. Fish slaps Romero in the head and Romero escapes and he slaps Fish in the head. Romero with a waist lock and he takes Fish to the mat.
    Fish gets to the ropes and Romero breaks the hold. Fish with an elbow but he misses a kick. Romero with a back heel kick and a drop kick to the head and Romero tags in Koslov. Romero with a slam and then Romero assists Koslov with a slingshot splash onto Fish for a near fall.
    Fish with a knee and he tags in Kyle. Koslov with an arm drag and chops. Koslov with a drop kick and he knocks Fish off the apron. He does the same to O’Reilly. Fish with a knee to Koslov. Fish mises an elbow and Koslov with a flip dive onto O’Reilly on the floor.
    Romero props himself into the ropes and Fish charges at him but Romero moves. Fish goes to the floor and Romero with a suicide dive onto Kyle and Bobby. We go to commercial.
    We are back and Koslov rolls Kyle back into the ring. Koslov with an arm bar and he tags in Romero. They Irish whip Kyle into the corner and then Koslov sends Romero into the corner to clothesline Kyle. Koslov prepares to hit a running clothesline but Romero stops him and Romero with another clothesline into the corner. He stops Koslov a second time and Romero with a third clothesline to Kyle.
    Koslov wants to clothesline O’Reilly but Romero stops him again. They argue and act like hooligans, but before they start fighting, they realize that it is better to hug it out.
    Romero with a chop and reverse atomic drop. Kyle with an Irish whip but Romero with a clothesline out of the corner. Fish with a clothesline to Romero. Koslov gets back into the match without a tag and he goes after O’Reilly. Koslov with punches but Kyle sends Alex to the floor. Fish runs Koslov into the guardrails and then Kyle with a running hesitation drop kick off the apron.
    Fish punches Romero in the ring and the referee warns Fish. Kyle with a boot to the back and then he tags in Fish. Fish punches Romero and then connects with a knee against the ropes. Fish with a suplex and he gets a near fall. Fish sends Romero into the turnbuckles and Kyle tags back in. Kyle Irish whips Romero into the corner and then he sends Bobby into the corner who connects with a knee to the chest. Kyle with a running knee.
    Fish with a back breaker to Romero and Kyle with a knee drop from the turnbuckles for a near fall. Kyle with a seated abdominal stretch on Romero and he gets a near fall with a rollup. Kyle with a snap mare and then Fish is tagged in and he hits a slingshot senton for a near fall. Fish with knees to the chest followed by an Irish whip and drop kick.
    Fish with a near fall on Romero. Romero with slaps while Fish with forearms. Fish with a few kicks but Romero blocks a kick. Romero tries for a kick but Fish blocks it. Romero misses an enzuigiri but he connects with a mule kick. Kyle comes in and he keeps Romero from making the tag momentarily but Rocky kicks Kyle away and he tags in Koslov.
    Koslov with a springboard cross body to Fish and then he hits a head scissors take down. Koslov with a clothesline to O’Reilly and then one to Fish. Kyle with an Irish whip but Koslov goes to the apron to avoid a charge by Kyle. Koslov with a springboard drop kick. Fish misses a round kick. Koslov misses a kick but he connects with a dragon whip.
    Romero tosses Koslov his had and he does the traditional Russian dance and kicks Fish in the back. Koslov with a double stomp for a near fall. Romero stops Kyle but Kyle with a forearm. Romero with an uppercut and then Koslov gets Kyle on his shoulders. Romero goes up top and connects with a knee to the chest and Kyle falls to the mat.
    Romero with a clothesline into the corner and then Koslov runs Romero’s knees into Fish. Romero gets Fish up for a slam but he turns it into a modified tombstone piledriver. Koslov goes up top and he hits a shooting star press but Kyle breaks up the cover.
    Romero slaps Kyle and kicks him but Kyle fires back with kicks and knees to Romero. Kyle with a leg sweep. Koslov with an enzuigiri to Kyle. Fish with a Saito suplex and everyone is down in the ring even though only two are legal. Romero and Kyle tag in and they exchange forearms. Kyle with the advantage and he tries for a leg sweep but Romero leaps over Kyle. Romero with a leaping knee to the head.
    Kyle with a knee to the head and Fish goes for a round kick but Romero ducks it and Romero with a rollup. Kyle with an axe kick to Romero. Fish with a back heel kick and Kyle with a Regalplex to Romero for a near fall. Koslov breaks up the cover.
    While the action is going on in the ring, we see people in the front row banging the guardrails. We go back to the wrestling and Koslov with punches to Fish and O’Reilly. Fish with a forearm and Kyle with a roaring elbow. Fish runs Romero into the turnbuckles and then O’Reilly follows up with a Yakuza Kick.
    Fish with a German suplex to Romero and then Kyle and Bobby go high and low on Romero but they can only get a two count. They set for Chasing the Dragon but Koslov grabs Fish and pulls him down. Romero with a backslide for the three count.
    Winners: Rocky Romero and Alex Koslov
    After the match, Fish and O’Reilly argue with the referee while Romero and Koslov celebratetheir victory.
    We go to credits.

    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!

    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.