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June 8th: KENTA, Naomichi Marufuji and Go Shiozaki’s extended tours of Ring of Honor will come to an end this double shot weekend. You do not want to miss it, as three huge matches have already been signed. Naomichi Marufuji will take on Nigel McGuinness in a Glory by Honor V rematch with the winner receiving an ROH World Title shot the very next night.

June 8th: In a second Glory by Honor V rematch KENTA will challenge Bryan Danielson. These two put on a fantastic spectacle during June 1st’s Tag Match, and now these two stars will do battle in a one on one environment once again. And Go Shiozaki will go head to head with Brent Albright; Albright faced NOAH legend Mitsuharu Misawa at Green Destiny and came within inches of victory. Now he’ll do battle with NOAH rookie Go Shiozaki in a highly anticipated contest.

June 8t: Also returning to ROH; former ROH World Tag Team Champions Kotaro Suzuki and Ricky Marvin. Marvin and Suzuki won the titles from the Briscoe Brothers last year in Japan and they’ll be appearing for ROH once more this August. Already signed for their return is a huge tag team contest pitting them against El Generico and Kevin Steen; Steen and Generico become Suzuki and Marvin’s greatest rivals during their tenure here last year and this rivalry will be reborn come August!

Ring of Honor
Death Before Dishonor VI
July 12th - July 13th, 2008- 8:00pm belltime
Manhattan Centre (Hammerstein Ballroom)
311 West 34th Street
New York, NY 10001

Tickets are available at www.rohwrestling.com or www.Tickets.com as well as calling 215-781-2500.

Night 1 Current Line up:
Special Attraction Match: Naomichi Marufuji vs. Nigel McGuinness
ROH World Title Match: Takeshi Morishima © vs. Tyler Black
ROH World Tag Team Title, Cage Match: Kevin Steen & El Generico © vs. The BLK OUT
Davey Richards vs. Mike Quackenbush
Eddie Edwards vs. Matt Cross
Roderick Strong vs. Erick Stevens
Brent Albright vs. Austin Aries
King’s of Wrestling vs. The YRR
Jimmy Rave vs. Rhett Titus

Night 2 Current Line up:
Special Attraction Match: KENTA vs. Bryan Danielson
ROH World Title Match: Takeshi Morishima © vs. Austin Aries
ROH World Tag Team Title Match: Steen & Generico/The BLK OUT © vs. The YRR/K.O.W
Dog Collar Match: Jimmy Jacobs vs. Tyler Black
Grudge Match: Mike Quackenbush vs. Roderick Strong
Special Attraction Match: Go Shiozaki vs. Brent Albright
Six Man Mayhem: Featuring Delirious, Kenny Omega, Rhett Titus & more!
Eddie Edwards & Davey Richards vs. Matt Cross & Erick Stevens
The Briscoe’s vs. Ricky Marvin & Kotaro Suzuki

July 8th: The BLK OUT will compete in their second ROH cage match as they take on Kevin Steen and El Generico. Generico and Steen captured the ROH Tag Team Titles in Canada and the belts will be on the line. These two teams have fought for the last several months and it will come to a head at death Before Dishonor.

July 8th: Death Before Dishonor weekend is upon us, and we have two stacked cards in store for you. On Night One, the Revolution of Davey Richards, Roderick Strong, Eddie Edwards and Brent Albright will take on the four men that oppose them in singles action. The following night, this war will continue in tag team action as Erick Stevens and Matt Cross team up to take on Richards and Edward whilst Quackenbush will attempt to gain some retribution over Roderick Strong. Austin Aries, Mike Quackenbush, Erick Stevens and Matt Cross all have their scores to settle, and they’ll look to do just that on the 12th and 13th.

July 8th: The YRR have been making waves in the ROH tag team ranks for the last several months, they will face another tough challenge in Claudio Castagnoli and Chris Hero on night One. The winner of this match will go onto face El Generico & Kevin Steen for the ROH World Tag Team Championships the following night, so you can guarantee both teams will be looking for a victory.

July 8th: Also, the ROH World Title will be on the line as Tyler Black gets his shot. Black has been in an impassioned feud with former partner Jimmy Jacobs as of late, he will have to put Jacobs to the back of his mind as he battled Takeshi Morishima with the belt on the line. The following night however, it will not be able to gold (or silver) as Black and Jacobs will be chained together via dog collar. These two want to rip one another apart and they will get their chance on the 13th.

July 8th: Kotaro Suzuki and Ricky Marvin return to ROH in ring completion. They will appear on Night Two of Death Before Dishonor weekend, where they will square off against the Briscoe’s. These two teams have faced off in the past with spectacular results; on the 13th it will be no different.

July 8th: At Homecoming, Austin Aries came so close to winning the ROH World Title from Takeshi Morishima. After defeating Davey Richards in Toronto, ROH officials have deemed Austin Aries one more shot at the title. This is a must win situation for Aries, as management have stipulated; if Aries fails to win the title on this occasion, he will not be granted a shot at the belt for the remainder of the year. Morishima would love to knock off Aries for a second time and he will get his chance on Sunday.

ROH: Death Before Dishonor VI; Night 2 (July 13th; Manhattan, New York)

-Aries cuts a pre show saying he dedicated himself to defending the FIP World title this year, giving the young talent in ROH & FIP the chance to prove. He talked about Davey Richards’ group and how they’ve targeted Mike Quackenbush, Erick Stevens & Matt Cross. Aries said he’s not going to stand for it, and tonight he may be fighting for the ROH World Championship but he wants Richards, Strong and Edwards to know he’s not above kicking their asses.

Six Man Mayhem: Chris Hero def Claudio Castagnoli, Delirious, Kenny Omega, Eddie Kingston & Rhett Titus
A fun opener with every participant playing their respective roles, Rhett Titus especially put on a good performance as everyone’s punching bag. For a large portion of the match, the other participants tagged in and out, dominating Titus. Kingston in particular seemed to brutalize young Rhett, still fuming over the previous night’s loss. Delirious feigned showing compassion before taking Rhett to the mat, much to the amusement of the fans. The match broke down towards the end and eventually ended up with the traditional dive fest. Kingston was the last man left in the ring, he teased a dive to the floor before stopping, exiting and continuing his brutal strikes. It looked as if Claudio would pick up the win over Kenny Omega when he hooked him for the Ricola Bomb; however Hero slipped in the back door and rolled his partner up for the three count.

-After the match Claudio questions hero about the matches close. Hero shrugs and leaves the ring, much to Castagnoli’s frustration.

Davey Richards & Eddie Edwards def. Matt Cross & Erick Stevens
Pretty short match here, Edwards and Richards attacked Stevens and Cross before the bell and beat them around ringside. Richards whipped Stevens shoulder first into the guard rail as Cross and Edwards made it into the ring. Cross had Edwards reeling and headed to the top however Eddie cut him off, he’d hit the Backpack Stunner as Richards entered. The Revolution team mates double teamed Cross before Stevens attempted to make the save. His arm was clearly bothering him and Richards went straight after it, eventually locking in the Kimura for the victory.

-After the match Richards got on the mic. He responded to Aries comments before the show, saying if Aries wants a piece of the Revolution; he knows where to find them.

Go Shiozaki def. Brent Albright
A very hard hitting battle here; as you’d expect from the two individuals involved. A lot of fans were surprised to see this go on early but certainly weren’t complaining. These two had a lengthy chop/forearm battle in the middle of the ring that Go seemingly go the better of. Albright would make the comeback, connecting with a variety of suplexes before eventually looking to finish Go off. He hooked him for the Half Nelson Suplex however Shiozaki countered. Go would make the comeback and hit the German Suplex. He attempted the Go Flasher however Albright was able to escape and take Shiozaki to the mat. He applied the Crow Bar. Go was able to escape it, however his arm was damaged and his chops were taken away. Albright would seemingly have victory minutes later as he connected with the Half Nelson Suplex however Go showed his fighting spirit getting back to his feet. He delivered a brutal Superkick to Albright’s jaw before connecting with the Go Flasher for the win.

ROH World Tag Team Titles: Kevin Steen & El Generico © def. The YRR
The YRR earned the right to face the Tag Champs the previous night, and look to make good use of the opportunity here. They targeted Steen who took the brunt of The BLK OUT’s punishment’s the previous night in their feud ending cage match. The match followed the usual tag formula and eventually Steen made the tag to Generico. Generico picked of Blade before attempting the top rope Brainbuster. King fought him off and pushed Generico to the mat. Kenny King adjusted himself on the buckles as Generico rolled back to his feet. King did not see Generico charging in. “The Generic Luchador” connected with the Yakuza kick knocking King from his perch. He made the tag to Steen who immediately ascended to the top and connected with the Swanton for the victory.

--Intermission--

-Nigel McGuinness cut a promo saying Morishima’s attack on him was just like last year all over again. McGuinness claimed Morishima has never showed him respect, or given him his dues. Nigel said Morishima just made an enemy out of Nigel McGuinness and he [Nigel] vows to take Morishima’s ROH World Title.

--End Intermission--

Mike Quackenbush def. Roderick Strong
Quack came into this match, looking for vengeance and for the first several minutes that’s exactly what he got. Strong would turn the tables later on as Quack attempted the Huracanrana. Strong power bombed Quackenbush down to the canvas before systematically working over the back. Strong hit backbreaker after backbreaker, trying to literally break Mike in half. Quackenbush eventually found the will to make the comeback, connecting with a running palm strike. Strong got back to his feet and tried to capitalize with a running boot however Quack avoided it. He connected with a second palm strike before following up with the BTS. He looked to have the match firmly in hand before Strong countered the QD IV attempt. He would hook Quack and nail the Gibson Driver before locking in the Strong Hold. Strong looked to have the match in hand however Quack forced his way to his feet. Roderick called Quack back to his feet before once again charging for the boot. Mike evaded it and Roderick charged chest first into the turnbuckles. He staggered back into a schoolboy however was able to kick out at two. He would not be able to kick out of the QD III that followed.

The Briscoe’s def. Kotaro Suzuki & Ricky Marvin
Really good tag team matchup here. These two teams brought the same intensity and drive they have in all their previous meetings and it made for an exciting contest. They recycled several of the spots previously used as well as teasing and countering them. The Briscoe’s would eventually pick up the victory, connecting with the Springboard Doomsday Device on Suzuki.

-After the match the two teams shook hands as the fans applauded their efforts.

-Before the Dog Collar Match got underway, Jimmy Jacobs announced BJ Whitmer would be his second. Jimmy would go on a rant, saying he thought ahead, he brought a second, someone he trusts and someone who will watch his back. Finally Tyler replied “So did I...” before bringing out Lacey.

Dog Collar Match: Jimmy Jacobs def. Tyler Black
Jacobs was driven mad at the sight of Lacey and Tyler took advantage jumping him. Finally the bell rang as Tyler hammered away at Jacobs. Jimmy would try to flee however the chain prevented him from doing so. Tyler would pull Jacobs back into the ring and continue his assault. BJ Whitmer tried to intervene, jumping up onto the ring apron. Tyler dispatched of him and Lacey handcuffed Whitmer to the guard rail. Jimmy was eventually able gain control and the match broke down from there. Jacobs relentlessly worked over Tyler, using every part of the ring, and every weapon he could find under it to do damage. Jacobs looked to finish Black off with a Senton through a table however Black put a stop to it; tugging on the chain which flipped Jacobs off of his perch and through the table below. Tyler was able to make the comeback, connecting with the Superkick. He followed up with a Powerbomb into the turnbuckles as well as the Paroxysm. Tyler called for the end, hooking Jimmy for the God’s Last Gift. Jimmy was able to prevent it and lock in the Guillotine Choke. He begged Tyler to tap out but Tyler refused and forced his way to the ropes. A furious Jacobs has one more trick up his sleeve, or boot in this case. He withdrew the railroad spike and prepared to spike his former tag team partner. Tyler cut him off at the last second before connecting with the Small Package Driver. Jacobs kicked out of the subsequent pin fall and the match continued. They battled back to their feet, exchanging blows; Jacobs gained the advantage with a low blow. He once again took possession of the spike and this time there was no stopping him. He spiked Black in the head repeatedly as Lacey watched on from ringside. Jacobs demanded Lacey come in and stop him as he made her watch him drive the spike into Tyler’s forehead. Eventually Lacey go up onto the ring apron. Lacey watched on as Jacobs choked Tyler out with the chain binding them together. Finally Lacey threw the towel in for Tyler Black and the referee called for the bell

-After the match Jacobs grabbed Lacey by the hair and pulled her into the ring. He prepared to spike Lacey until Nigel McGuinness, Go Shiozaki and a plethora of ROH students and roster members hit the ring. Jacobs bailed leaving Lacey to tend to a bloody Tyler Black.

ROH World Title: Austin Aries def. Takeshi Morishima © by Disqualification
The story of this match followed a very similar one to the last time these two met. Aries suffered Morishima’s onslaught as he attempted to hit his big combination, the same combination that won him the ROH World Championship from Samoa Joe. Morishima avoided it at all costs and would go to work on Aries, hitting every big move in his arsenal. He looked to have the match all sewn up after a Cartwheel Splash in the corner as well as the Big Side Slam but Aries somehow kicked out. Morishima called for the end however Aries immediately began to battle back. He would go onto hit the Lionsault for an agonising two count that drew the fans in attendance to their feet. Morishima was reeling as Aries ran to the ropes looking to follow up. He rebounded straight into a vicious lariat derailing Austin’s momentum. Morishima went up top and attempted his Missile Dropkick. He launched himself off the ropes but found nothing but air as Aries sidestepped. Finally Aries connected with the combination, delivering the punt to the head, the brainbuster and finally the 450 Splash. Morishima was able to kick out. Aries called Morishima back to his feet, ready to follow up. Before he could, Davey Richards, Roderick Strong, Brent Albright & Eddie Edwards hit the ring attacking Aries. The referee called for the bell as the fans chanted “Bullpoop!”

-Morishima took his ROH World title and left ringside as The Revolution continued their beat down on Austin Aries. Finally Cross, Stevens and Quackenbush hit the ring to make the save, It would do no good however as The Revolution quick disposed of them. Edwards took out Cross before tying him to the ropes with his wrist tape. On the floor Strong turned the tables on Quack with a chair shot to his injured back. And finally Albright applied the Crowbar to Stevens damaged arm. Richards hoisted Aries to his feet before laying him out with a DR Driver in the centre of the ring. The Revolution stood tall.

KENTA def. Bryan Danielson
We’ve seen a bunch of good matches, both on the mat, in the air and even on the outside. But these two men were determined to top all of them. And they came very close. Danielson and KENTA told a great story here as both men went at each other, Danielson targeting the head with strikes, KENTA just trying to wear Dragon down with a relentless barrage of kicks. Danielson’s plan of attack nearly paid off for him as he locked in the Cattle Mutilation however KENTA was able to escape. Danielson would find himself on the back foot as KENTA connected with the Tiger Suplex and Falcon Arrow for split second near falls. Danielson tried at all costs to avoid the Go 2 Sleep, countering it on no less than three occasions. On the second he slipped off behind and rolled KENTA onto his back. With KENTA on the mat Danielson took advantage stomping away at the head before once again going to the Cattle Mutilation. KENTA was again able to escape, but Danielson refused to give so easily and went straight back to work on him with MMA Elbows. KENTA powered to his feet and fought his way free. He would eventually hit the Busaiku Knee before once again calling for the Go 2 Sleep. This time Dragon got the arms up, blocking the knee strike. He would hook KENTA’s arm and take him to the mat; applying the Triangle Choke. Again KENTA battled out of it, finding the strength to hoist Dragon off the mat, up onto the shoulder and finally deliver the Go 2 Sleep. The G2S was enough to pin Dragon to the mat for the count of three.

ROH: Old Enemies, New Friends (July 25th; Dayton, OH)

-Before the show cut underway, Bryan Danielson cut a promo. He recapped his history with jimmy rave, detailing their tag team run in 2007, as well as their Hybrid Submission hold finisher. Finally, Danielson vowed to make Jimmy Rave tap out to the Cattle Mutilation.

Tyler Black def. Claudio Castagnoli w/Larry Sweeney
Larry Sweeney returned to manage his client Claudio Castagnoli here, in a very athletic display by both men. Despite Sweeney’s support, Tyler Black was able to take victory over Claudio Castagnoli, countering the Ricola Bomb and connecting with the God’s Last Gift for the victory.

-After the match, Sweeney berated Claudio for the loss. Claudio shoved Sweeney and things looked to be breaking down between the pair. However an apology and a hug later, things were resolved.

Eddie Edwards def. Erick Stevens
Edwards had this match completely in hand from the get go. Stevens injured arm prevented him from delivering any of his signature offensive manoeuvres, a fact Edwards exploited from opening bell to losing. At times it seemed as if he was toying with Stevens, as he picked apart the arm. It nearly came back to haunt him as Stevens was able to catch him and snap off a power slam for a quick two count. Eventually it would be Edwards walking away with an inevitable victory, first connecting with the backpack stunner, followed by a Lionsault before finally locking in a cross arm breaker for the submission victory.

-After the match Davey Richards & Roderick Strong hit the ring attacking Erick Stevens. Matt Cross tried to make the save but the three on two advantage proved too much for him. Strong set Cross up for a Gibson Driver onto the guard rail as Richards and Edwards held him back. Before he could hit it Austin Aries charged to the ring. Strong, Richards and Edwards scattered as Aries grabbed a microphone. He said Roderick can run now, but later on tonight there will be nowhere to hide.

Delirious def. Chris Hero w/Larry Sweeney
Delirious handed Sweeney his second defeat of the night defeating Chris Hero. Delirious took Hero off his game early on, with some wacky antics. In a funny moment, Sweeney leaped up onto the ring apron, protesting to the referee, claiming what Delirious was doing was illegal. Behind the referee’s back Delirious capitalized on Sweeney’s distraction, biting at the head of Hero. Eventually Hero was able to turn the match around, using some well executed Cravates as well as a Rolling Elbow to pick up a couple of near falls. It would be Delirious’ night though a he hit the Here it is Driver followed by the Shadows over Hell for the victory.

-After the match Hero and Sweeney argued much like Claudio and Sweeney did earlier on, Claudio himself came to the ring to break it up. Claudio, Hero and Sweeney made up in the ring with a hug as Delirious watched on bemused. He too wanted a hug however the Kings of Wrestling replied with a pair of boots. They beat down the former ROH World Champion, eventually delivering the KRS-1!

ROH World Tag Team Titles: El Generico & Kevin Steen © def. The BLKOUT
Ruckus and Sabian competed for The BLK OUT and came up short against the ROH World Tag Team Champions. The BLK OUT dominated Generico for portions, following pretty standard tag team formula. Eventually Generico got the hot tag to Steen who came in and ran wild over Ruckus and Sabian. Joker tried to involve himself however Steen knocked him off the ring apron. Ruckus would manage to regain control of Steen, throwing him into the conrer. He attempted the Razzle dazzle however “Mr Wrestling” moved out of the way. Ruckus hit the buckles back first before Generico surprised him with the Yakuza kick. Ruckus staggered forward and got hit by a Kevin Steen Package Piledriver. He rolled Ruckus back into the Brainbuster as the ROH World Tag Team Champions completed the Assembly Line.

--Intermission--

-During the intermission break Jimmy Rave cut a backstage promo, he said the person that attacked him had no business being in the ROH locker room that night. And that he’s personally organising with management to allow them to come and wrestle him [Rave] one on one.

--End Intermission--

Nigel McGuinness def. Jimmy Jacobs
These two resumed their rivalry here and the fans where desperate to see Nigel lariat Jacobs’ head off. They chanted “F**k him up Nigel!” repeatedly as the match got underway. To Jacobs’ credit he put up a good fight against McGuinness, coming close to victory with the repeated double stomps and elbow drop. They would once again bust out the Jawbreaker Lariat counter as Jacobs caught Nigel with a Spear coming in. Nigel kicked out infuriating Jacobs. Jimmy called for the end and hooked Nigel for the Contra Code. McGuinness countered, driving Jacobs chest first into the buckles. He followed up with the kick to the back before driving him down to the canvas with the elbow. Nigel made the comeback and connected with the Tower of London for an extremely close near fall. Nigel would apply the Cobra Clutch before attempting to spin Jacobs out into the Lariat. Jimmy avoided it before delivering the jawbreaker to McGuinness. Nigel staggered back towards the ropes before seesawing back with Jawbreaker Lariat. Nigel applied the London Dungeon forcing the Submission victory.

FIP World Title: Roderick Strong © def. Austin Aries
Aries and Strong resumed their rivalry from last year, putting on a great match here. They had several striking exchanges as well as some mat based trading of holds. Strong managed to get the upper hand on Aries before trying to break the FIP World Champion down with backbreakers. Strong got cocky and attempted to hit Aries with Aries’ own Powerdrive Elbow. Austin moved out of the way and began his comeback. He completed it, hitting Strong with the Roaring Elbow. Aries looked to have the match firmly in hand as he delivered and Brainbuster before going up top for the 450 splash. Before he could execute it, Eddie Edwards pulled Strong from the ring. As Edwards and Strong recuperated on the floor, Aries jumped down from his perch and charged to the ropes. He connected with the Heat Seeking Missile on The Revolution members, much to the delight of the crowd. Aries rolled Strong back into the ring, looking to follow up. He prepared to launch himself over the ropes into the ring; however as he jumped Edwards grabbed him by the leg and pulled him down. Aries hit the ring apron face first before being rolled back into the squared circle. Aries got to his feet and immediately got hit by a Roderick Strong boot to the face. Strong followed up with the Death by Roderick, Gibson Driver and Finally Strong Hold which eventually gained him the win and the FIP World Title.

-After the match Strong and Edwards continued their attack on Aries. Davey Richards joined the fray making the odds three against one. Quackenbush, Cross and Stevens made their way out to make the save. And they did just that until Brent Albright came from nowhere to join the fray. The former Lacey’s Angels Assassin, Half Nelson Suplexed everyone in sight, before locking the Crowbar in on Austin Aries, bending Aries arm almost out of its socket. Davey Richards got on the microphone and said he and his stable mates have been over looked for too long, Richards went onto say if ROH officials and management won’t pay attention to them, the Revolution of Davey Richard, Roderick Strong, Eddie Edwards and Brent Albright will make them pay attention.

Submission Match: Bryan Danielson def. Jimmy Rave
Danielson and Rave had a heated match here that followed a similar formula to their previous encounters. Both men world over the others arms and legs respectively, softening them up for their trademark holds. Rave dominated Danielson down the stretch, using every shortcut to do damage to the legs as possible. He had Danielson right where he wanted him before attempting to lay out “American Dragon” with the Pedigree. Danielson span out of it; took Rave to the mat and locked in the Cattle Mutilation, much to the fans delight. Rave survived on that occasion however had had only infuriated the best in the world. Danielson unloaded with strikes and suplexes. Dragon looked to apply the Cross face Chicken wing, the hold that forced Rave to tap out last time these two clashed. Rave escaped, spinning out and connecting with that move formerly known as Ghanarhea. Rave now went after the leg, locking in the Heel Hook. Rave tortured the leg and Danielson looked as if he’d tap. Instead “American Dragon2 clawed at the mat, propelling himself forward to the ropes. Before he could reach them, Rave dragged him back to the centre. Danielson was a second away from tapping; instead he found a way to counter it. Danielson escaped Rave’s patented hold before hooking Rave and delivering the MMA Elbows. With Rave reeling Danielson applied the Cattle Mutilation for the second time in the contest. This time Rave tapped out giving Dragon the win.

-After the match, Danielson extended his hand to his former partner. Rave prepared to leave the ring, ignoring it until Danielson yelled “Be a man, shake my hand!” Rave would do so, following the code of honor.

ROH World Title: Takeshi Morishima © def. Davey Richards
Richards got his rematch against Morishima and was determined to waste it. With his new attitude, due in part to the back up his Revolution team mates provided, Davey took the fight to the ROH World Champion. He hit tried desperately to take Morishima off his feet, and finally he did, connecting with the Handspring kick. Morishima would not stay down for long though and made Richards pay for his attack. He forced Richards into the corner before unloading with shots. Morishima whipped Richards across the ring and prepared to connect with the Cartwheel Splash. As Morishima came in, Davey moved out of the way leaving the champion to find nothing but buckles. This became the story of the match, Davey evading Morishima’s signature moves and picking his spots to take the big man down. Eventually Richards would attempt the DR Driver however Morishima escaped and levelled Richards with a Lariat. There was no avoiding the Side Slam and Missile Dropkick that followed however somehow Davey survived the subsequent pin falls. Morishima attempted the Backdrop Driver by Davey went up and over. He rolled Morishima up for an extremely close near fall. Richards would continue to roll the champion, trying desperately to get the victory. It would be his downfall however as he attempted the Inside Cradle. Morishima put the blocker on and dead lifted Davey up off the canvas. He took Richards over with the Backdrop Driver which was enough to earn the victory.