Jay Briscoe vs. Adam Page ends in no contest when the latter introduces a chair into the match. Page then lays Jay out with the Rite of Passage, before Mark Briscoe comes out and evens the odds with a steel chair of his own.
Dalton Castle says that he accepts Silas Young's challenge for "his boys", and he plans to retain them in their upcoming match.
Before Caprice Coleman vs. Cedric Alexander, Cedric says that he does not need to face Caprice since he's beaten Moose... twice. Caprice calls Veda out for helping Cedric stick to his matches. This sets Veda off, and she motions for her client to go on with the match.
Caprice Coleman beats Cedric Alexander, when he takes the wrench out the latter's hands. Moose knocks Cedric out afterwards. Prince Nana comes out to ringside and hands Caprice Coleman a mysterious envelope.
Cheeseburger beats "Brutal" Bob Evans via count--out after countering being put through a table.
Jay Lethal says that the reason that Hanson keeps talking about the past is that he is not as noteworthy as he is, and says that a few weeks after he loses this match, Hanson will be never heard of again.
"The Exotic Goddess" Mandy Leon runs down ROH's championship episode next week on Inside ROH.
Bobby Fish guests on commentary for the next match.
Jay Lethal beats Hanso to retain the ROH World Television Championship! Bobby Fish says that he will take the title from Lethal, and that latter says that he can take on both members of reDRagon (Kyle O'Reilly & Bobby Fish). The team meets Lethal in the ring for a confrontation, as Roderick Strong watches from the ramp to end the show.
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Saturday, August 29, 2015
Saturday, July 25, 2015
The Code of Honor - Ring of Honor Wrestling recap for July 25, 2015
Maria Kanellis guests on commentary for the next match.
The Kingdom (Matt Taven and Michael Bennett) beat Corey Hollis and Jonathan Gresham.
Prince Nana guests on commentary for the next match.
Moose beats Caprice Coleman, Bob Evans, Silas Young, Cheeseburger and Silas Young in a Six-Man Mayhem match, after Cheeseburger stops Bob Evans from winning the match while putting his feet on the ropes.
BJ Whitmer, Adam Page and Colby Corino are in the ring. Whitmer puts Colby Corino on a pedestal, and tells him he almost beat Moose and War Marchine (Hansen and Rowe), even though he never even came close. He tells Colby he looked at him like a little brother when he brought him in, but now looks at him like a son, much to the displeasure of Steve Corino, and wants Colby to view him like the father he never had. Whitmer tells Colby he got him a gift tonight: a Gauntlet match against four recent Ring of Honor tryouts as part of the "Decade Invitational Gauntlet Match." All of them weigh a combined total of 1,800 lbs. Steve Corino steps in before the match can begin, and when BJ Whitmer involves his family, Corino nearly attacks Whitmer only to be stopped by officials, not least of which is Nigel McGuinness.
"The Exotic Goddess" Mandy Leon takes a look at New Japan Pro Wrestling's return to Ring of Honor.
Nigel McGuinness fills in for Steve Corino for the next match.
Bobby Fish beats ACH. Both men adhere to the Code of Honor after the match.
The Kingdom (Matt Taven and Michael Bennett) beat Corey Hollis and Jonathan Gresham.
Prince Nana guests on commentary for the next match.
Moose beats Caprice Coleman, Bob Evans, Silas Young, Cheeseburger and Silas Young in a Six-Man Mayhem match, after Cheeseburger stops Bob Evans from winning the match while putting his feet on the ropes.
BJ Whitmer, Adam Page and Colby Corino are in the ring. Whitmer puts Colby Corino on a pedestal, and tells him he almost beat Moose and War Marchine (Hansen and Rowe), even though he never even came close. He tells Colby he looked at him like a little brother when he brought him in, but now looks at him like a son, much to the displeasure of Steve Corino, and wants Colby to view him like the father he never had. Whitmer tells Colby he got him a gift tonight: a Gauntlet match against four recent Ring of Honor tryouts as part of the "Decade Invitational Gauntlet Match." All of them weigh a combined total of 1,800 lbs. Steve Corino steps in before the match can begin, and when BJ Whitmer involves his family, Corino nearly attacks Whitmer only to be stopped by officials, not least of which is Nigel McGuinness.
"The Exotic Goddess" Mandy Leon takes a look at New Japan Pro Wrestling's return to Ring of Honor.
Nigel McGuinness fills in for Steve Corino for the next match.
Bobby Fish beats ACH. Both men adhere to the Code of Honor after the match.
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