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Post by The Kevstaaa on Oct 19, 2009 12:43:41 GMT -5
-Delirious over Titus is a realistic, solid opener -Richards' backstage promo was solid -KENTA kicking apart the Embassy is great stuff -Great SHIMMER match, I like both women and the right girl went over. I want a LuFisto/MsChif SHIMMER Title match on ROH TV. You know I appreciate some good SHIMMER -Next week's main event sounds great -Wow. Insane main event, loved Davey screaming back at the crowd. Awesome main event, especially since I really like Richards. I like that Richards at least gave a brief hand tap
Excellent show, please continue with this sim for a long time.
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Post by wwfepenguin on Oct 23, 2009 18:49:37 GMT -5
Delirious wining is cool with me. meh for the girl match, makes sense that LuFisto won. main event looks solid next week. Great main event, nice to see the crowd get into it. I wanted to see Bryan win, but i think he has one show left. right? Really enjoyed the show it seemed short tho to be honest
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Post by Rated R on Oct 24, 2009 14:02:26 GMT -5
Solid opener with Delirious/ Titus, good to see Delirious picking up the win, hoping for a solid push for him. Nice KENTA/ Embassy angle, hoping for a good feud between them and hopefully a more permanent slot for KENTA. Nice Shimmer match, always been a fan of LuFisto so nice to see her getting some airtime here, hopefully you use the Shimmer stars a little more. Loving the main event of Danielson/ Richards, sounded like one hell of a match and hoping this means Davey's gonna step up and replace Danielson as one of the top guys in Ring of Honor. I'm enjoying this man, keep up the good work.
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Post by DTP. on Oct 24, 2009 19:25:53 GMT -5
Ring of Honor Wrestling...Monday 2nd November 2009...Alright, good solid way to kick off this edition with Delirious taking on Rhett Titus. I can see Rhett becoming somebody big one day in ROH, he works well as a heel, very much so. Heh, Daizee Haze accompanying Delirious eh? Interesting. I am hearing a lot of good stuff about Davey Richards lately, glad that your ROH World Tag Team Champions are not strictly 'just another tag team', like the Briscoe Brothers were. I just hope you make Eddy Edwards form into having the same momentum as his partner. LuFisto is somebody I have heard of, but never seen. Heard mixed things about her, I do hear she's insane however, good win for her over Nevaeh I guess. Should be one interesting main event next week on Ring of Honor Wrestling with the six man tag team action. Fantastic main event in Bryan Danielson's probable final showing on HDNet, with Davey Richards. I am mixed about Davey winning, as it passes on the torch from Danielson to Richards, but I slightly wish that Danielson had won in his swan song. Nontheless, great show this week, three matches and all.
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Post by Red Dragon on Oct 27, 2009 6:48:33 GMT -5
Episode 3409.11.09 ROH kicked off with the commentators announcing what was announced on their website last week. It was that ROH has struck a deal with In Demand, this allows ROH to air their bigger shows on PPV. The next PPV will be the 19th December for Final Battle. Brent Albright versus Sami CallihanNot the most action packed match to ever start of ROH on HDNet but a pretty good match. Living up to his gimmick hailing from the “Last House on the Left” Callihan came out acting more crazy as usual and got a lot of offence against Albright. Callihan kept Albright down for most of the middle segment of the match until Albright got the crowd on his side. After hitting numerous suplexes Albright then locked in the Crowbar on Sami making him submit. Winner Brent AlbrightWe then cut to backstage where interviewer Kyle Durden is with “Last of the Dying Breed” Eddie Kingston. Kingston talks in his raspy voice about having to move on after Chris Hero and having to focus on the bigger picture. Kevin Steen and El Generico versus The House of TruthJust like Cheech and Cloudy and the Super Smash Bros, the House of Truth are just one of the lower card tag teams in ROH not under contract. The House of Truth didn’t impress as much as the last two teams although Josh Raymond looked better than his partner Christian Able. The former ROH World Tag Team Champions looked strong dominating the inexperienced team and it was only a matter of time before we saw the Package Piledriver into a Brainbuster on Raymond for the 3-count. Winners Kevin Steen and El Generico A video plays of last week’s invitation to join the Embassy made by Prince Nana directed towards KENTA. However it didn’t go to plan as KENTA ended up attacking the Embassy. Kenny Omega versus Joey RyanNeither Ernie Osiris nor Prince Nana came out to support Ryan possibly showing Ryan being more independent. Both men put on a good showing and neither man looked bad in this match. Each men hit signature moves which looked to end the match such as the Hadouken and Stop Enziguri from Omega and That 70’s Kick from Ryan. The ending sequence came when Omega went for his Electric Chair Suplex but Ryan fell out of it then rolled up Omega (while holding his tights) for the three. Winner Joey Ryan A video played of Danielson’s matches throughout the past few weeks including his epic with Davey Richards. A graphic then popped up and Prazak called it Danielson’s last ROH on HDNet match. A six-man tag rematch pitting Bryan Danielson with Roderick Strong and KENTA against The American Wolves, Davey Richards and Eddie Edwards and Chris Hero. Tyler Black, Jerry Lynn and Colt Cabana versus Austin Aries, Kenny King, Rhett Titus.As always ROH’s six-man tag matches never seem to disappoint, as usual the beginning started off slow with Lynn (getting some heat from a group in the front row) taking on King. King as always was great from hitting his kicks to his mannerisms in the ring. There were some comedy spots including Cabana, Titus and even Lynn who was messed around more than once the past months. Black didn’t mess around and any chance he had he impressed including when he went mad on the World Champ. After a ending scuffle of finishers and big moves, Aries bailed out of the ring allowing Black to hit the God’s Last Gift on King. Winners Tyler Black, Jerry Lynn and Colt CabanaTitus then pulled King to the outside as they crawled to their mentor “A-Double” Austin Aries on the ramp. Black stayed in the ring focused on Aries’ title while Aries looked back at all three men who are viable challengers to his title belt. COPYRIGHT 2009 RING OF HONOR WRESTLING, INC
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Post by DTP. on Oct 29, 2009 10:17:10 GMT -5
Ring of Honor Wrestling: Monday 9th November 2009...I am enjoying this diary, so let's see what we have here. ROH striking a deal with In Demand is interesting, and maybe will start allowing you to build up for matches on this program up to pay-per-views, despite the pay-per-view reception in the past being dire. Good way to opn up the show there, with Brent Albright defeating Sami Callihan in what would have been a decent way to start off. What I wish for Brent is him to have a better finishing hold, the crowbar is good, but in my mind it is still a weak and somewhat unintimidating move. Eddie Kingston, if he was to get a push, I'd be totally fine with that. I am unfamiliar with the House of Truth, so good win for Kevin Steen and El Generico, can't say it'd be a great match as, like I said, I am unfamiliar with Christian Able or Josh Raymond. Nice win for Joey Ryan against Kenny Omega, would have been a solid match, kudos on having four matches on this edition, very nice. Like Ryan's sneaky ways, very characteristic of him. Hopefully Omega can climb the card in the near future. Solid six man tag team main event there, with Tyler Black, Jerry Lynn and Colt Cabana overthrowing Austin Aries, Kenny King and Rhett Titus. A solid episode, tonight.
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Post by Red Dragon on Nov 9, 2009 14:59:19 GMT -5
Episode 3516.11.09 Nigel McGuinness versus Bobby DempseyROH on HDNet kicks off with Dempsey already in the ring as Nigel McGuinness storms out in his British flag hoodie and trademark sunglasses. It didn’t take long for the former ROH World Champion to defeat Dempsey. Although Dempsey had the size advantage he was no match for Nigel who knocked him off his feet with a Lariat then locked in the London Dungeon only for Dempsey to tap. Winner Nigel McGuinnessAfter the match Kyle Durden tries to have a word with McGuinness in the ring but fails as Nigel just snatches the microphone. Nigel talks about all the hype over Danielson’s last match on HDNet next week, then he says that like Danielson he needs to announce his last match but instead of announcing the match he is going to let the fans decide. Nigel has narrowed it down to two competitors he would like to face in two weeks time they are: Tyler Black and KENTA. Fans can choose who they want to face Nigel by going to the website. Sonjay Dutt versus Necro ButcherMuch of the commentary early on in this match was just about McGuinness and Danielson leaving and the future of ROH. A complete styles clash as Dutt’s aerial style clashed with the Butcher’s brawling however it turned out to be a decent match. Back in the ring Dutt tried for a cross body but just ended up being punched in mid-air in the face. Necro lifted Sonjay up and hit a Tiger Driver for the win. Winner Necro ButcherA graphic hyped up Bryan Danielson who would have his final match next week while tonight he speaks to the fans for the last time. It was followed by the commentators reminding the fans of McGuinness’ last match vote on their website. KENTA versus Ernie OsirisJust like the opener this match was very one sided as KENTA just destroyed “Dirty” Ernie. The fans were very into KENTA chanting his name throughout and telling him to kick harder while the only person behind Ernie was Prince Nana trying to get the fans chanting “Ernest”. Ernie had some offence but was cut short by a Busaiku Knee to the face knocking out Ernie giving KENTA a knockout win. Winner KENTA Bryan Danielson made his way out to multiple chants from “Best in the World” to “Please Don’t Go”. Danielson had his Final Countdown tour t-shirt on with jeans. Danielson gave an emotional promo thanking the fans for supporting him and ROH for 7 years. He then talked about his memorable matches on HDNet from his battles with Tyler Black, to his World Title match against Austin Aries but he said he wanted to relive one match and that is the 6-man tag from a few weeks back. Danielson then left and a graphic showed the competitors in the match. Danielson teaming with Strong and KENTA to face Chris Hero and The American Wolves of Richards and Edwards Erick Stevens versus Mark Briscoe versus Claudio Castagnoli versus D’Lo BrownA good match but not main event worthy, this show lacked anything special. There was good back and forth action especially from Briscoe who was willing to take most of the big bumps including a huge tower of doom by all four men. The Cut-Throat Driver spelled the end for D’Lo but it was broken up by Claudio who hit the Ricola Bomb for the three count on the 5 times ROH World Tag Team Champion for the win. Winner Claudio CastagnoliCOPYRIGHT 2009 RING OF HONOR WRESTLING, INC
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Post by DTP. on Nov 9, 2009 17:25:09 GMT -5
Ring of Honor Wrestling: Monday 16th November 2009...I bet you're thrilled that Nigel McGuiness didn't end up going to WWE, because now you have the option of choosing whether he goes to TNA or not. I see him staying here, because I know you, haha. Pretty nice way to open things up with Nigel McGuiness taking on Bobby Dempsey, but it seemed incredibly predicted that Dempsey would lose. I believe KENTA got injured, so I anticipate that McGuiness will enter a feud with Tyer Black. Not too fond of the idea that Nigel gave the fans the option of a rival. Necro Butcher beating Sonjay Dutt is fine, wasn't anything special. I am really not too thrilled with Necro, honestly. KENTA beating Ernie Osirius is okay, was never really impressed by Ernie, so KENTA winning is fine, despite being injured, unless you followed this being taped in advance. Bryan Danielson's final promo in ROH made the show what it was, probably the peak of the show, really. Very substandard Four-Corner Survival in the main event, I am never a fan of the Briscoe's wrestling seperately, so I wasn't big on Mark Briscoe being in the match without Jay. Claudio Castagnoli winning seemed somewhat expected, but it was a decent match. Weak episode really, but it's not neccessarily your fault. I think you should have Ring of Honor Wrestling do an ECW Hardcore TV-esque idea for the show, and have it hype up to ROH's next big event [Death Before Dishonor, Final Battle, the important shows], and in weeks after that big event, they show matches from those big events, and when all of the big matches have been shown, you can start over and begin building other feuds. I feel it would be handier, and though it probably isn't the route ROH would go, it'd be more convenient as this diary is lacking something with a repetitive scenario weekly.
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Post by Jack. on Nov 11, 2009 12:00:07 GMT -5
bear with me as I don't watch alot of ROH.
McGuiness going over is a good choice, isn't he ment to be off somewhere though? unless you noted something. Danielson's last match? I vote Black. Cool that Necro went over, either man would've been fine for me. Awesome Knock Out by KENTA! Decent promo from Bryan. The previous episoides main event blows this one out of the water. Decent main event but It did lack something.
Cool show, I am short on ROH knowledge maybe this sim can teach me some things.
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Post by Red Dragon on Nov 17, 2009 12:29:11 GMT -5
Episode 3623.11.09 The show kicked off with our commentators Dave Prazak and Mike Hogewood talking about tonight’s main event, which is Bryan Danielson’s last match on HDNet. A rematch of the 6-man tag match from weeks ago. They also reminded us of Nigel McGuinness’ last match which the fans can vote for on the ROH website next week. Delirious versus Jimmy RaveA fun match to start off Episode 36 on HDNet after entrances including the toilet paper streamers from the Philly fans Prince Nana accompanied the “Crown Prince of the Embassy” and Daizee Haze came out with Delirious. Both men went all out to put on a fast paced highflying match with no stops or breaks. After some wicked counters and a Panic Attack from Delirious it looked the end for Rave. Delirious went to the top rope but Nana distracted him, Daizee the pulled Nana off the apron leaving Delirious to hit the Shadows Over Hell on Rave for the 3-count. Winner DeliriousA short video re-cap played of the feud between the Young Bucks and the Dark City Fight Club with both teams having a win against each other. Young Bucks versus Dark City Fight ClubThis was the rubber match in series of matches these two teams have been involved in and was as good as the previous matches. Like Necro/Dutt earlier this was another clash of styles that played well together. The boys from the Dark City went for Project Mayhem but Nick reversed it into a hurricanrana while Matt hit a springboard dropkick. Amazingly the Jackson brothers were able to hit the More Bang for Your Buck for the pinfall on Davis. Winners Young Bucks A video played containing clips from Danielson’s favourite matches in ROH. There were clips from encounters with AJ Styles, Samoa Joe and CM Punk along with more current wrestlers of ROH. Danielson also talked about his match with Davey Richards on HDNet saying that that was a personal favourite of his. Bryan Danielson, Roderick Strong and KENTA versus The American Wolves and Chris HeroLike the previous match this was full of action with all men on top form. At first all men had chances in the ring with quick tags then Danielson started to get controlled by Richards. After some more tags between the Wolves and Hero, Danielson looked in trouble. The fans soon became fired up chanting for the “Best in the World” who eventually hit the super hot tag to KENTA. Hero was the man to stop KENTA’s domination with a rolling elbow but Strong broke it up. Strong then took advantage wiping out Hero and Edwards but was taken out by Richards. Richards stood tall as the only man on his feet before Danielson suddenly entered back in the ring. The two had a face off which the fans were waiting for and they certainly didn’t disappoint. The phase “words can’t describe” have never made so much sense during the ending minutes of this match with action from all men. The match came back down to Danielson and Richards who battled it out before Danielson left with the victory locking in the Cattle Mutilation and making Richards tap. Winners Bryan Danielson, Roderick Strong and KENTAAfter the match the Arena was filled with the Philly fans on their feet. The Wolves and Hero exited while Danielson, Strong and KENTA hugged in the ring. Strong and KENTA raised Danielson onto their shoulders while members of the ROH locker room came out to celebrate this truly historic moment. COPYRIGHT 2009 RING OF HONOR WRESTLING, INC
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Post by Bob Bob Bobelow on Nov 17, 2009 17:35:29 GMT -5
- Forgive me for not knowing a lot about ROH present day.. But here we go anyway. - Delirious is a entertaining guy and glad that he got the win over the prick Jimmy Rave. - Not sure as to who the tag teams were in the next match.. So I can’t really comment on that. - Good main event with six talented guys. Danielson getting the win in his last match for ROH is a perfect send off. - Although I’m not too familiar with ROH at present day.. I will catch up and read this diary more often.
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Post by abyss on Nov 18, 2009 11:43:07 GMT -5
I've pretty much never seen ROH ever so it'll be a little tough for me to comment. Pretty good opener, I like Delirious so glad he got the win. Tag match seemed fine. Like the idea of showing the clips of Danielson talking about his favorite matches. Mixed on the main event finish. On one hand, it's a good send-off. On another hand, maybe he should have jobbed on the way out. Like the finish to the show, could see that happening.
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Post by The Kevstaaa on Nov 18, 2009 12:19:01 GMT -5
-Delirious/Rave is a solid choice for an opener and continues to get the Embassy heat -Surprised to see the Young Bucks win the series against DCFC, but glad it was good back and forth stuff -Showing Dragon's favorite matches in the past was a nice addition -The main event was amazing, I love Danielson making Richards tap because it evens out after Davey beat him a few episodes back
Very good episode as always
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Post by Jack. on Nov 18, 2009 13:30:53 GMT -5
I like your ROH shows, they are a nice easy read. I wanted Rave to win, mostly because I enjoyed his work in TNA, but Delirious winning is good, nice choice for an opener. Not too familair with these Tag Teams, I know a little about both though so the Young Bucks winning is great. Amazing Main Event send off for Danielson. I am happy they won and that Danielson got the submission. Awesome show Red. Can't wait for more.
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Post by DTP. on Nov 18, 2009 15:16:52 GMT -5
Ring of Honor Wrestling: Monday 23rd November 2009...Decent way to kick off the show there, with Delirious taking on Jimmy Rave in some lightweight action. Would have been entertaining, and Delirious picking up the victory was probably the best way to go. Delirious seems to be on a roll. I'd actually love a feud between Delirious and Jimmy Jacobs upon Jacobs' return. I am not personally fond of the Young Bucks, and to be quite honest, the Dark City Fight Club were made to look slightly weak in this match if I'm honest. Then again you are limited when it comes to booking the Fight Club, as they are quite large but it seems like they will never propell to the ROH World Tag Team Championships scene. Maybe they could challenge once or twice, but they should never win the titles. I'd have personally put on another match before this epic main event, as I think it would have suited, though the six man tag team main event would have been awesome. I recall the American Wolves teaming with Chris Hero in a match against El Generico, Kevin Steen and KENTA back in August; a KENTA/Hero feud would be awesome, especially if it spread out to a match in Japan. Grand main event in the awesome sendoff bout for Bryan Danielson, great episode this week.
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Post by kevinviper on Nov 19, 2009 11:11:30 GMT -5
not a fan of ROH but fan of this diary.
Easy to read and nice shows in general. would like to see you get TNA and ROH to work together again.
great shows. as i just read them all today I wont start commenting on them.
but will the next show!
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Post by Red Dragon on Nov 20, 2009 12:36:46 GMT -5
Episode 3730.11.09 ROH on HDNET opens up with Nigel McGuinness in his ring gear and a T-shirt. The crowd are giving Nigel are surprisingly pro-Nigel. Nigel talks about this being his last night and that he let the fans choose who his opponent is. Nigel sticks his hand inside a golden envelope but when he pulls out the answer, Nigel just has two fingers stuck up to the crowd. Nigel said he was never going to let the fans decide who he faces and is just going to leave right now! Tyler Black then walks down and talks about Nigel’s career in ROH and how it can’t end like this. Black challenges him to a match tonight and after thinking about it Nigel accepts. Ernie Osiris versus Eddie Kingston“Dirty” Ernie from the Embassy had a big challenge here in the form of “The Last of a Dying Breed” Eddie Kingston. As ever the fans were fully behind Kingston and loved seeing him slap and throw Ernie around. Like all the other squash matches with Kingston he finished off the Embassy member with a Spinning Backfist. Winner Eddie KingstonAfter seeing an advert for merchandise sold on ROHWresting.com we return to the Young Bucks backstage with interviewer Kyle Durden they talk about their explosive start in ROH and they current series of matches with the Dark City Fight Club. Matt said now that they’re finished with them their setting their sights on the titles. Super Smash Bros versus Kevin Steen and El GenericoThis was the first look at Player Uno and Player Dos (maskless) on HDNet and it sure didn’t disappoint. There was a small following for the video game duo although most of the crowd were behind the former champions. The end stretch became a mad combination of big moves and a sick senton dive to the outside out of nowhere by Dos. However after a Brainbuster/Package Piledriver combo Dos was pinned for the three. Winners Kevin Steen and El GenericoGrizzly Redwood was backstage asking ROH staff to sign his petition to get a Beard vs. Beard match against Ernie Osiris until he bumped into Prince Nana. Nana said he was sick of “Grazzly” meddling in the Embassy’s business so he’s scheduled a match against him next week. Grizzly accepted on the terms that if he wins he gets his match with Ernie and if Nana wins he can tear up the petition. Hayley Rodgers versus Sara Del RayHaley Rodgers (also known as Cat Power in Shimmer) didn’t get an entrance so we knew which way the match was going to go. Death Ray hit a few big power moves then just messed around with her opponent. “Death Ray” Soon defeated her opponent after hitting the Royal Butterfly. Winner Sara Del RayPost match Lufisto stood at the entrance and had a stare down with Sara who was in the ring possibly hinting at a match between the two. A graphic then showed next weeks main event as ROH World Champion, Austin Aries put his title on the line against “Boom Boom” Colt Cabana Nigel McGuinness versus Tyler BlackMcGuinness had a lot of steamers for his entrance and a rather loud chant of “Thank you Nigel”. Like most matches since his return Nigel used mostly techniqual wrestling to wear down the less experienced Tyler. Nigel’s unique style of offence gave him the advantage for most of the match but Tyler would never tap out. Black eventually broke free and started to break out, even hitting an asai moonsault to the outside. Nigel pulled out all the stops to get one last win hitting the London Dungeon only for Black to reach the ropes and also hitting the Tower of London but Black still got a arm up. In shades of last time they met, Nigel went for the Rebound Lariat but this time Black couldn’t counter it and instead got flipped over onto his neck and pinned for the 1.2.3. Winner Nigel McGuinnessChants of “Thank you Nigel” echoed throughout the arena as Nigel stood to his feet. Tyler Black then joined the crowd in clapping at Nigel then offered a handshake to follow the Code of Honour. It didn’t look like he would but Nigel did then he raised the hand of Black to end another historic episode of ROH on HDNet. COPYRIGHT 2009 RING OF HONOR WRESTLING, INC
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Post by Chris Hammers on Nov 20, 2009 12:41:50 GMT -5
Big fan of Eddie Kingston, hope he gets a good push in this diary. Steenerico going over Super Smash Brothers makes sense, good match, shame Super Smash Brothers haven't made a good name for themselves in ROH thus far. Player Dos is basically another El Generico. Dunno the other chick in the woman's match so Sara winning is great. Main event was fantastic and although I'm a big fan of Tyler Black, the right man went other. Looking forward to seeing who you push now that Nigel and Bryan are gone.
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Post by abyss on Nov 20, 2009 13:33:01 GMT -5
I like Eddie Kingston, a big push for him would be nice. Hah Super Smash Bros is a funny tag team name. Del Ray winning was fine, don't know the other woman. Nigel had a good night with the opening segment. Not sure about two final appearences in two weeks but I can understand you wanting to get rid of them so you can start out fresh.
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Post by Red Dragon on Nov 25, 2009 11:01:56 GMT -5
Episode 3807.12.09 Mike Hodgewood and Dave Prazak welcome us to this edition of ROH on HDNet. They tell us about how the outlook of ROH has changed after the departure of Bryan Danielson and Nigel McGuinness. Hodgewood said about how it is time for other competitors to step up into the spotlight. Joey Ryan versus Jerry Lynn A great match to kick off HDNet with Ryan (still with no Embassy members) facing the veteran of ROH, Jerry “F’N” Lynn. Both men kept up a fairly fast pace and both men had equal offence. Lynn looked good and showed no signs of age, as a result neither man looked bad. After reversing the Moustache Ride Lynn was able to hit a Frankensteiner for the win. Winner Jerry LynnA video then played hyping up Final Battle, which you can now view on In Demand from the 19th December. Matches are to be announced. Briscoe Brothers versus Kenny King and Rhett TitusAnother solid match as the only men who has been with ROH from the beginning teamed up to take on the younger cockier team of King and Titus. As always King looked on top form and while Titus was also good but lacking the athletic skill of his partner. Overall it was a good match with lots of great action. The end stretch came when the Briscoe’s planted King with the Doomsday Device. Winners Briscoe BrothersThe cameras then went back to our commentators who talked about the action being off the charts tonight and it hopes to continue with the main event as the ROH World Title is on the line as Austin Aries defends against Colt Cabana. They then said that there is breaking news coming in from management that the Briscoe Brothers will challenge for the ROH World Tag Team Titles at Final Battle. Petition on a PolePrince Nana versus Grizzly RedwoodObviously not as good as the previous matches but it served as a filler with some fun comedy spots. The fans were surprisingly into the match chanting abuse at Nana. The only way to win was to retrieve the petition off the pole, which both men got close too many times. The match was quite short but long enough for these two competitors. After a Diving Tornado DDT from Grizzly he was able to get the Petition. Winner Grizzly RedwoodHodgewood then said with that win Grizzly will now face Ernie Osiris in a Beard vs. Beard match at Final Battle. He also announced next week’s main event between Roderick Strong and Tyler Black with the winner facing the winner of the next match at Final Battle for the belt. ROH World Championship MatchAustin Aries versus Colt CabanaBoth men went into this with a lot on their mind. Aries has Colt to worry about tonight and if he retains Final Battle coming up. Meanwhile Colt remembers his last “shot” at the World title on HDNet where he was disqualified from the Lucky Lottery. Both men put on a good show of action to finish off this edition of HDNet. Lots of mat based wrestling and not much comedy from Cabana. In the end Colt had Aries locked in the Billy Goats Curse then from behind came Chris Hero with a Roaring Elbow to the back of the head. As a result Aries was disqualified and the win given to Colt. Winner Colt Cabana Still Champion Austin AriesAries was quick to leave on his hands and knees after the exhausting match. Meanwhile Hero stood over the fallen Cabana posing to the fans with a smile on his face. COPYRIGHT 2009 RING OF HONOR WRESTLING, INC
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