Category: ROH

  • Tenille Dashwood Announces Free Agency

    Tenille Dashwood Announces Free Agency

    Tenille Dashwood is a free agent. After competing for Ring of Honor’s Women of Honor division for the last year, Dashwood announced her free agency earlier today on social media.

    There will likely be no shortage of suitors for Dashwood, including her previous longtime employer, WWE, where she wrestled as Emma. She was let go from the company in October of 2017.

    Most recently, Dashwood had been a member of the Lifeblood stable in ROH along with the likes of Juice Robinson, Bandido, and Tracy Williams.

    She underwent shoulder surgery last fall and hasn’t wrestled since.

    Tenille Dashwood – Free Agent

    A report last month from Pro Wrestling Sheet indicated that Dashwood and ROH were in talks on a new contract. Evidently, the two sides were unable to make a deal, however.

    Dashwood’s WWE release in 2017 came as somewhat of a surprise. Speculated reasons as to why she was released could involve frequent injuries and the failure of the “Emmalina” character but those are only guesses.

    Dashwood signed with Ring of Honor in early 2018. Along with Kelly Klein, Sumie Sakai, and Madison Rayne, Dashwood helped establish the WOH division as a regular part of ROH shows during her time with the company. Her last match was in September at Death Before Dishonor when she dropped a WOH title match to Sumie Sakai.

  • Jay Lethal On Opportunity To Headline G1 Supercard At Madison Square Garden

    Jay Lethal On Opportunity To Headline G1 Supercard At Madison Square Garden

    G1 Supercard, which will be brought by Ring of Honor and New Japan Pro Wrestling at the Madison Square Garden on April 6, will see ROH Champion Jay Lethal as one of the wrestlers in the main event of the show at the historic and important venue.

    Lethal will be facing Marty Scurll and Matt Taven in a three-way ladder match for the ROH World Championship, which will be one of the main events in the card.

    Lethal talked to the Tampa Bay Times about his opportunity to headline the first non-WWE event in nearly 60 years at MSG.

    “Every wrestler from my generation thought that the only way to work in Madison Square Garden was to work for the WWE or fill out an application to work security,” Lethal said. “I get to go there without doing either of those two things.” ”

    Lethal adds that he is more than happy with how his career is going and equates it to winning the lottery, to be going in as a champion at a sold-out show in MSG.

    “I feel like my career is like winning the lottery. Everything just seems to go right.”

    “I couldn’t write my story any better,” Lethal added. “We are wrestling a sold-out show at Madison Square Garden and I am champion. A few years ago, I would have said this is impossible. But it is a reality.”

  • Participants Announced For G1 Supercard Honor Rumble

    Participants Announced For G1 Supercard Honor Rumble

    Kevin Eck’s Ring of Honor column, Eck’s Files revealed new participants for the Honor Rumble, which will air on the G1 Supercard pre-show. Kenny King, PJ Plack, The Bouncers (Beer City Bruiser and Brian Milonas), and Cheeseburger have been confirmed. Jushin Liger was already revealed for the contest.

    Ring of Honor Wrestling (ROH) and New Japan Pro Wrestling (NJPW) are co-promoting the G1 Supercard event in New York City’s Madison Square Garden on April 6th during WrestleMania 35 weekend.

    The G1 Supercard event will air live on pay-per-view via cable and satellite FITE TV for $39.99 as well as on HonorClub and NJPW World. The two promotions will be announcing more competitors for this match in the coming days. Here’s the updated card:

    G1 Supercard From Madison Square Garden Updated Lineup

    • IWGP Heavyweight Championship match: “Switchblade” Jay White vs Kazuchika Okada
    • ROH World Championship Triple Threat Ladder Match: Jay Lethal (c) vs Matt Taven vs Marty Scurll
    • IWGP Intercontinental Championship Match: Tetsuya Naito (c) vs Kota Ibushi
    • British Heavyweight Championship Match: Zack Sabre Jr. (c) vs Hiroshi Tanahashi
    • IWGP Heavyweight Tag Team Championship/ROH World Tag Team Championship 4-Way Match: Guerillas of Destiny (Tama Tonga & Tanga Loa) (c) vs PCO & Brody King (c) vs the Briscoes vs EVIL & SANADA
    • IWGP Junior Heavyweight Championship 3-Way: Taiji Ishimori (c) vs Dragon Lee vs Bandido
    • NYC Street Fight Open Challenge: Bully Ray vs TBD
    • WOH World Championship Match: Mayu Iwatani (c) vs Kelly Klein
    • Dalton Castle vs Rush
    • NEVER Openweight vs ROH TV Title Match: Will Ospreay (c) vs Jeff Cobb (c)
    • Honor Rumble: Jushin Liger, Kenny King, PJ Plack, The Bouncers (Beer City Bruiser and Brian Milonas), and Cheeseburger
  • Updated Card For ROH Road To G1 Supercard: Baltimore

    Updated Card For ROH Road To G1 Supercard: Baltimore

    The updated card for the ROH Road To G1 Supercard: Baltimore has arrived. This is a big event for Ring of Honor as the show serves as the final event before the big upcoming G1 Supercard special.

    The show, titled Road to G1 Supercard: Baltimore, will stream live for Honorclub subscribers on Sunday, March 31st in Baltimore, Maryland at the UMBC Event Center. Here is the updated card:

    ROH Road To G1 Supercard: Baltimore Updated Card

    Jay Lethal & Jeff Cobb vs. Juice Robinson & Bandido vs. Vinny Marseglia and TK O’Ryan – Triple Threat Tag Team Match

    ROH World Tag Team Champions Villain Enterprises (PCO & Brody King) vs. The Briscoes

    Marty Scurll vs. Shane Taylor

    Sumie Sakai & Jenny Rose vs. Kris Stadtlander & Tasha Steelz vs. Gabby Ortiz & Karissa Rivera – Women Of Honor Triple Threat Tag Team Match

    Rush vs. Tracy Williams.

    Silas Young vs. Mark Haskins.

    Kenny King vs. PJ Black.

    Shadow Squad (Cheeseburger, Eli Isom and Ryan Nova) against Coast 2 Coast (LSG and Shaheem Ali) and Colin Delaney – Six-Man Tag Team match.

    Ring of Honor Wrestling (ROH) and New Japan Pro Wrestling (NJPW) are co-promoting the G1 Supercard event in New York City’s Madison Square Garden on April 6th during WrestleMania 35 weekend.

  • Briscoes Vs PCO & Brody King Title Match Set For Baltimore Show

    Briscoes Vs PCO & Brody King Title Match Set For Baltimore Show

    At the G1 Supercard from Madison Square Garden on April 6th, 4 teams will vie for both the ROH tag team and IWGP Heavyweight tag team titles. One week beforehand, however, PCO & Brody King will look to defend their ROH tag team titles against the former 10x champions, the Briscoes.

    ROH has just announced that the title rematch between the two teams has been added to the Road to G1 Supercard show on March 31st in Baltimore.

    Jay Briscoe recently cut a promo stating he and his brother have rematch clauses they want to cash in before MSG.

    “We got this show coming up Sunday night, March 31 — everybody forgot about that,” Jay Briscoe said. “Everybody worried about the damn Garden. We’re going to Baltimore first. … I’ll be damned if come Madison Square Garden, April 6, I’ll be damned if anyone gonna walk in [there] the tag team champions if it ain’t gonna be us. … We’ll see y’all boys in Baltimore. Rematch clause.”

    PCO & Brody King defeated the Briscoes for the ROH Tag team titles earlier this month at ROH’s 17th Anniversary PPV.

    Road to G1 Supercard – Baltimore – March 31st

    • PJ Black vs Kenny King
    • Mark Haskins vs Silas Young
    • Rush vs Tracy Williams
    • The Kingdom vs Jay Lethal & Jeff Cobb vs Bandido & Juice Robinson
    • Shinobi Shadow Squad vs Coast 2 Coast & Colin Delaney
    • Sumie Sakai & Jenny Rose vs Tasha Steelz & Kris Stadlander vs Gabby Ortiz & Karissa Rivera
    • ROH Tag Team Championships: Villain Enterprises (PCO & Brody King) (c) vs The Briscoes (Jay & Mark Briscoe)
  • Mayu Iwatani To Defend WOH Title At Korakuen Hall

    Mayu Iwatani To Defend WOH Title At Korakuen Hall

    Mayu Iwatani will look to defend her WOH World championship against Natsuko Tora on March 28th inside Tokyo’s famed Korakuen Hall. The match will air on Stardom World.

    Iwatani defeated Kelly Klein for the title at Bound By Honor 2019 in Coral Gables, Florida on February 10th. 2 weeks later, Iwatani successfully defended the title inside Osaka Jo Hall in Osaka, Japan. She defeated Konami in what was her first title defence.

    2 weeks ago, Iwatani again faced former WOH World Champion, Kelly Klein. Iwatani pulled a surprise roll-up victory after being dominated for much of the match by the former champ.

    ROH teased that the winner of the match will end up taking the WOH title into Madison Square Garden for the G1 Supercard.

    “Who will walk away from historic Korakuen Hall Women of Honor World Champion and take the title into Madison Square Garden? Watch on STARDOM-World.com to find out!”

    Mayu Iwatani WOH World Champion

    Iwatani was ranked #9 in the 2018 PWI Female 50 rankings. She’s achieved much of what is possible while in Stardom as well.

    • 1x World of Stardom Champion
    • 1x Wonder of Stardom Champion
    • 4x Artist of Stardom Champion
    • 1x Goddess of Stardom Champion
    • 1x High Speed Champion
    • 2x Cinderella Tournament Winner (2015, 2016)

  • Rush Vs Dalton Castle Added To G1 Supercard

    Rush Vs Dalton Castle Added To G1 Supercard

    When Ring of Honor and New Japan Pro Wrestling present the G1 Supercard from Madison Square Garden, Rush will go up against a former ROH World Champion. ROH recently added Dalton Castle vs Rush to the G1 Supercard lineup.

    Castle was on commentary for Rush’s match against Bandido at the 17th Anniversary PPV earlier this month. The former ROH World Champion cut a post-match promo directed towards Rush after the match.

    “I look at you and I see a challenge,” Castle said. “I see someone I want to smash heads with.”

    Rush then gestured as if he would accept the challenge. ROH has since made the match official for April 6th.

    Rush vs Dalton Castle – G1 Supercard of Honor

    Castle and Rush have been on different trajectories as of late. Rush has been undefeated since signing with ROH earlier this year. Meanwhile, Castle has been on a losing streak which has seen him grow visibly frustrated with his boys. A win over Rush might be what Castle needs to get out his slump, however.

    “The top stars of Ring of Honor and New Japan Pro-Wrestling converge on Madison Square Garden in New York City on April 6 for the historic G1 Supercard. Under the bright lights and on the grand stage of “The World’s Most Famous Arena,” the best of the best in pro wrestling will do battle.”

  • Main Event Set For ROH Road To G1 Supercard: Baltimore

    Main Event Set For ROH Road To G1 Supercard: Baltimore

    ROH (Ring of Honor) announced the main event and a new match that is slated to take place at their next event, Road To G1 Supercard: Baltimore. This show serves as the final event before the big upcoming G1 Supercard special.

    ROH World Heavyweight Champion Jay Lethal and Jeff Cobb will team up against IWGP United States Champion Juice Robinson and Bandido of Lifeblood and Vinny Marseglia and TK O’Ryan of The Kingdom in a triple threat match will serve as the headliner.

    Also announced for the show is a six-man tag match pitting Shinobi Shadow Squad (Cheeseburger, Eli Isom and Ryan Nova) against Coast 2 Coast (LSG and Shaheem Ali) and Colin Delaney.

    The show, titled Road to G1 Supercard: Baltimore, will stream live for Honorclub subscribers on Sunday, March 31st in Baltimore, Maryland at the UMBC Event Center.

    Also advertised for this show include ROH World Tag Team Champions Villain Enterprises (PCO & Body King), Bandido, and Shane Taylor. The Baltimore-based promotion will be announcing more matches for this show in the coming days. Here is the updated card:

    • Jay Lethal & Jeff Cobb vs. Juice Robinson & Bandido vs. Vinny Marseglia and TK O’Ryan – Triple Threat Tag Team Match
    • Rush vs. Tracy Williams.
    • Silas Young vs. Mark Haskins.
    • Kenny King vs. PJ Black.
    • Shadow Squad (Cheeseburger, Eli Isom and Ryan Nova) against Coast 2 Coast (LSG and Shaheem Ali) and Colin Delaney – Six-Man Tag Team match.
  • New Match Added To ROH/NJPW G1 Supercard Event

    New Match Added To ROH/NJPW G1 Supercard Event

    A new match has been added to the lineup of the upcoming G1 Supercard show.

    On Friday, it was announced that RUSH would take on Dalton Castle in a singles match. The contest was set up when Castle issued the challenge to RUSH at ROH’s 17th Anniversary pay-per-view event on March 15. This was after the former ROH World Champion sat in on commentary during the RUSH versus Bandido match.

    Ring of Honor Wrestling (ROH) and New Japan Pro Wrestling (NJPW) are co-promoting the G1 Supercard event in New York City’s Madison Square Garden on April 6th during WrestleMania 35 weekend.

    The G1 Supercard event will air live on pay-per-view via cable and satellite FITE TV for $39.99 as well as on HonorClub and NJPW World. The two promotions will be announcing more matches for this show in the coming days. Here’s the updated card:

    • IWGP Heavyweight Champion Jay White vs. the winner of the New Japan Cup
    • ROH World Champion Jay Lethal vs. Marty Scurll vs. Matt Taven – Triple Threat Ladder Match
    • IWGP Junior Heavyweight Champion Taiji Ishimori vs. Dragon Lee and Bandido – Triple Threat Match
    • IWGP Tag Team Champions Tama Tonga & Tanga Loa vs. ROH Tag Team Champions The Briscoes
    • RUSH vs. Dalton Castle
    • Bully Ray vs. TBA
    • Honor Rumble – Pre-show
  • David Starr Promo Silenced by Ring of Honor

    David Starr Promo Silenced by Ring of Honor

    Independent performer David Starr will be challenging Jay Lethal for the Ring of Honor title on 4/21 in Netanya, Israel. Starr cut a promo for the match and in doing so critical of Sinclair Broadcasting’s politics. The ‘Jewish Cannon’ accused Sinclair of being a “corporate propaganda machine.”

    Starr was asked to take the promo off of the internet by IPWA (Israeli Pro Wrestling Association). The promotion where the bout will be taking place.

    IPWA were contacted by ROH and the American company were very upset with the politics being included with the promo. There are several other reports saying that ROH are threatening to pull Lethal from the show. This would be if the promo didn’t get removed. There has not been any confirmation of this. There’s a belief that IPWA are fearing that would happen if the promo isn’t taken down.

    David Starr recently sent out a tweet saying. “Last night, I posted a promo for my historic championship match on April 21st against Ring of Honor champion Jay Lethal. In Netanya, Israel for Israeli Pro Wrestling Association. I, have been asked by the powers that be to remove said promo. Out of respect to IPWA, who have already paid for Jay’s very expensive flight and accommodations, I will comply. My complying with this request is not an admission of wrongdoing or a retraction. I stand by my entire statement and do not regret any of my actions regarding this subject.”

    At the time of writing the match will still be taking place. Lethal is still scheduled to head over to Israel in April.

    You can check out the full promo below:

  • Flip Gordon Medically Cleared For In-Ring Return

    Flip Gordon Medically Cleared For In-Ring Return

    Ring of Honor Wrestling star Flip Gordon has announced that has been officially cleared to make his in-ring return. He made the news known on Tuesday morning in a post on his official Twitter account.

    Gordon had been out of action after suffering a knee injury back in January and was later diagnosed with a full tear of his MCL. He wrote the following:

    https://twitter.com/TheFlipGordon/status/1108025496409911297

    ROH has two shows coming up in the near future but Gordon has yet to be advertised to appear or even work matches at these events. First up is Road to G1 Supercard: Baltimore on Sunday, March 31st in Baltimore, Maryland at the UMBC Event Center.

    The second show is the G1 Supercard event in New York City’s Madison Square Garden on April 6th during WrestleMania 35 weekend, which will be co-promoted by ROH and New Japan Pro Wrestling (NJPW). Here’s the updated card:

    • IWGP Heavyweight Champion Jay White vs. the winner of the New Japan Cup
    • ROH World Champion Jay Lethal vs. Marty Scurll vs. Matt Taven – Triple Threat Ladder Match
    • IWGP Junior Heavyweight Champion Taiji Ishimori vs. Dragon Lee and Bandido – Triple Threat Match
    • IWGP Tag Team Champions Tama Tonga & Tanga Loa vs. ROH Tag Team Champions The Briscoes
    • Bully Ray vs. TBA
    • Honor Rumble – Pre-show
  • First Matches Set For ROH Road To G1 Supercard: Baltimore

    First Matches Set For ROH Road To G1 Supercard: Baltimore

    On Monday, ROH (Ring of Honor) announced the first series of matches that are slated to take place at their next event, which will also serve as the final show before the big upcoming G1 Supercard event.

    The show, titled Road to G1 Supercard: Baltimore, will stream live for Honorclub subscribers on Sunday, March 31st in Baltimore, Maryland at the UMBC Event Center. Here are the matches that were announced:

    • Rush vs. Tracy Williams.
    • Silas Young vs. Mark Haskins.
    • Kenny King vs. PJ Black.

    Also advertised for this show include ROH World Heavyweight Champion Jay Lethal, ROH World TV Champion Jeff Cobb, ROH World Tag Team Champions Villain Enterprises (PCO & Body King), IWPG United States champion Juice Robinson, Bandido, and Shane Taylor.

    The Baltimore-based promotion will be announcing more matches for this show in the coming days.

    Ring of Honor Wrestling (ROH) and New Japan Pro Wrestling (NJPW) are co-promoting the G1 Supercard event in New York City’s Madison Square Garden on April 6th during WrestleMania 35 weekend. The G1 Supercard event will air live on pay-per-view via cable and satellite FITE TV for $39.99 as well as on HonorClub and NJPW World.

  • Title Changes Hands At ROH TV Tapings

    Title Changes Hands At ROH TV Tapings

    WARNING: Please be aware that the following report consists of SPOILERS from Ring of Honor’s latest TV tapings.

    On Friday night at ROH’s 17th Anniversary PPV, Brody King and PCO defeated The Briscoe Brothers in a Las Vegas street fight to win the ROH World Tag Team Championship.

    Less than 24 hours after the show, ROH TV tapings were held at the Sam’s Town Hotel And Gambling Hall in Las Vegas, Nevada. During the tapings, King and PCO tagged up with Villain Enterprise’s leader Marty Scurll to take on Kingdom’s ROH World Six-Man Tag Team Championship. The trio successfully defeated Kingdom to become the new Six-Man Tag Team Champions.

    The World Tag titles are Brody King and PCO’s first ROH gold, and they managed to capture their second gold in the company just a day after. The Six-Man Tag title is Scurll’s overall second championship in the promotion, with the TV Championship being his first, which he won two days after his début at the ROH Reach For The Sky event in November 2016.

    PCO and Brody King will be seen defending the ROH World Tag Team Titles at G1 Supercard against current IWGP Tag Team Champions Guerilla Destiny in a winner takes all tag team match.

    Marty Scurll, on the other hand, will have a chance to win more gold as he would take on Jay Lethal and Matt Taven in a triple-threat ladder match for the ROH World Championship.

  • Big Change Made To Top Match At ROH/NJPW G1 Supercard

    Big Change Made To Top Match At ROH/NJPW G1 Supercard

    There has been a big change made to one of the top matches at the upcoming G1 Supercard show.

    ROH held TV tapings on Saturday night (March 16th) in Las Vegas, Nevada at Sam’s Town Live. This is where it was revealed that Jay Lethal will be defending his ROH World Championship against both Marty Scurll and Matt Taven in a three-way ladder match. Originally, Lethal vs. Scurll was booked for the show.

    That change was made following Lethal and Taven going one hour in a title match that ended in a draw on Friday night at the 17 Anniversary pay-per-view event.

    Ring of Honor Wrestling (ROH) and New Japan Pro Wrestling (NJPW) are co-promoting the G1 Supercard event in New York City’s Madison Square Garden on April 6th during WrestleMania 35 weekend.

    The G1 Supercard event will air live on pay-per-view via cable and satellite FITE TV for $39.99 as well as on HonorClub and NJPW World. Here’s the updated card:

    • IWGP Heavyweight Champion Jay White vs. the winner of the New Japan Cup
    • ROH World Champion Jay Lethal vs. Marty Scurll vs. Matt Taven – Triple Threat Ladder Match
    • IWGP Junior Heavyweight Champion Taiji Ishimori vs. Dragon Lee and Bandido – Triple Threat Match
    • IWGP Tag Team Champions Tama Tonga & Tanga Loa vs. ROH Tag Team Champions The Briscoes
    • Bully Ray vs. TBA
    • Honor Rumble – Pre-show
  • PJ Black Talks Signing With ROH Over WWE

    PJ Black Talks Signing With ROH Over WWE

    PJ Black, also known as Justin Gabriel in WWE, signed an exclusive deal with Ring of Honor a month ago. The former WWE Tag Team Champion spoke to CBS Los Angeles about going with ROH despite having an offer from WWE, among other topics.

    Black was asked if there was any persuasion from WWE to have him on board. Black says that didn’t happen because after leaving WWE he was out for a year with the base jumping injury and was nowhere to be seen, and that didn’t instigate enough interest from the company.

    “Oh, no pressure at all, because they kind of just remembered me from what I was doing when I was there. And while they did like me and stuff like that, they don’t know the stuff that I’m doing right now. I’ll give you an example, Drew McIntyre, he went back to the indies and just reinvented himself. He did fantastic, and they had to have him back. I was out for a year or two, three years due to a base jumping injury, so I feel like in wrestling, out of sight, out of mind.”

    “So they kind of forgot about me, and while they did make a decent offer, it wasn’t strong enough for them and they didn’t force anything on it. Plus, I live in downtown LA, so Survivor Series was in Staples Center, and that’s a block away from my place. So I just walked over one day just to say hi to everyone, and that’s where it all happened. I ran into Vince McMahon, ran into [Triple H], and we started talking. It was never like they kind of reached out first. It was kind of like I was just being at the right place at the right time.”

    Black also says that he never told WWE officials that he had other offers on the table. He thinks this might have been the reason WWE didn’t try too much to sign him.

    Black added that the money with WWE was decent but not what he expected. Plus, the busy schedule and experience with creative put him off.

    The important thing for Black is to show his character to the world, and the freedom with the ROH deal gives him exactly what he wanted.

    “A lot of people don’t know who PJ Black is. I’ve been PJ Black for 15 years. Most people just know Justin Gabriel because he was on TV for seven or eight years. It’s very important for me to show the personality and the character of PJ Black, which is completely different to Justin Gabriel. And they give me freedom and that was the main thing. It wasn’t so much booking and stories that they were gonna give me, but they give me freedom to do whatever I want and that’s how you get yourself over. If people tell you what to do, what to say, how long your match should go, then you don’t have a lot of freedom. So, there’s no way for you to get over. For some guys, there is, but for a lot of guys it’s kind of like being handcuffed in a way.”

  • Final Card For Ring Of Honor 17th Anniversary PPV

    Final Card For Ring Of Honor 17th Anniversary PPV

    Ring Of Honor’s (ROH) 17th Anniversary pay-per-view (PPV) goes down tomorrow (Fri. March 15, 2019). The show goes down from Sam’s Town Live in Las Vegas, Nevada. Four title bouts are slated for the card. In the main event of the night, ROH World Champion Jay Lethal defends his title against Matt Taven.

    Also, Mayu Iwatani defends her ROH Women Of Honor Title against Kelly Klein. ROH World TV Champion Jeff Cobb defends his title against Shane Taylor. And of course, the ROH World Tag Team Champions, The Briscoes, will defend their titles against PCO and Brody King. The card also includes names such as Bandido, Rush, Marty Scurll, Silas Young, and more.

    Check out the final card for this weekend’s ROH event here:

    • ROH World Championship: (C) Jay Lethal vs. Matt Taven
    • ROH Women Of Honor Championship: (C) Mayu Iwatani vs. Kelly Klein
    • ROH World TV Championship: (C) Jeff Cobb vs. Shane Taylor
    • ROH World Tag Team Championship: (C) The Briscoes vs. PCO and Brody King
    • Bandido vs. Rush
    • Marty Scurll vs. Kenny King
    • Tracy Williams and Mark Haskins vs. TK O’Ryan and Vinny Marseglia
    • Jonathan Gresham vs. Silas Young

    What do you think about the final card for ROH’s 17th Anniversary PPV?

  • Marty Scurll Set To Challenge For ROH World Title At G1 Supercard

    Marty Scurll Set To Challenge For ROH World Title At G1 Supercard

    Marty Scurll is set to take part in one of the biggest matches thus far in his pro wrestling career.

    On Wednesday during the press conference for Friday’s ROH 17th Anniversary pay-per-view, it was revealed that Scurll is cashing in his title shot to challenge the ROH World Champion at the G1 Supercard event.

    Lethal is slated to make his next title defense as ROH World Champion against Matt Taven at the 17th Anniversary pay-per-view. Scurll vs. Kenny King is also on tap for this show.

    If you recall, Scurll won ROH’s Survival of the Fittest tournament in November 2018 and as a result, has earned an ROH World Title Match. Lethal has been ROH World Champion since June.

    Ring of Honor Wrestling (ROH) and New Japan Pro Wrestling (NJPW) are co-promoting the G1 Supercard event in New York City’s Madison Square Garden on April 6th during WrestleMania 35 weekend.

    The G1 Supercard event will air live on pay-per-view via cable and satellite FITE TV for $39.99 as well as on HonorClub and NJPW World. Here’s the updated card:

    • IWGP Heavyweight Champion Jay White vs. the winner of the New Japan Cup
    • Marty Scurll challenging for the ROH World Championship
    • IWGP Junior Heavyweight Champion Taiji Ishimori vs. Dragon Lee and Bandido – Triple Threat Match
    • IWGP Tag Team Champions Tama Tonga & Tanga Loa vs. ROH Tag Team Champions The Briscoes
    • Honor Rumble – Pre-show

  • Brody King Suffers Broken Hand, Still On For ROH 17th Anniversary PPV

    Brody King Suffers Broken Hand, Still On For ROH 17th Anniversary PPV

    Brody King doesn’t plan on missing much time despite a recent injury. The Ring of Honor star and member of Villain Enterprises reportedly suffered a broken hand at a recent booking in Australia.

    His injury was addressed recently by the Wrestling Observer.

    “The prelim diagnosis is Brody King suffered a broken hand while wrestling for WSW in Australia on Friday night,” stated the report. “He’s been at shows the last two days with a cast on his hand.”

    King is scheduled to team with PCO to take on the Briscoe Brothers at ROH’s 17th Anniversary PPV on Friday. According to Brody himself, however, his broken hand won’t cause him to miss the upcoming match.

    https://twitter.com/Brodyxking/status/1104922422174720000

    Brody King in Ring of Honor

    King was brought into Ring of Honor recently as a member of Marty Scurll’s Villain Enterprises stable. He teamed with stablemate, PCO, and won the Tag Wars 2019 tournament at the end of January. The win means PCO & Brody King qualified for the NWA’s Crockett Cup one-night tournament on April 27th, 2019 and earned them an ROH tag title shot against the Briscoes.

    King also wrestled recently on the recent NJPW tour of the United States. He dropped a single’s match to Jeff Cobb on the final night of the 3-night tour.

  • Honor Rumble Announced For G1 Supercard Pre-Show

    Honor Rumble Announced For G1 Supercard Pre-Show

    Ring of Honor has announced that the G1 Supercard will feature an Honor Rumble match on the event’s pre-show.

    The event is going to be held at the Madison Square Garden in New York City, New York on April 6, 2019.

    The pre-show begins at 6:30 pm ET, an hour before the main card starts broadcasting.

    The Honor Rumble match is basically a battle royal match comparable to WWE’s Royal Rumble. The winner of the match recieves a shot at the ROH World Championship. However the company has not announced yet if that is the case this time.

    The first Honor Rumble match took place in 2008 at the ROH New Horizons event. It has been periodically held seven times since then.

    The company said that more details will be announced for the pre-show soon. We’ll keep you updated as more information is revealed.

    As for the main card of the event, the IWGP Heavyweight Champion Jay White will defend his title against the winner of the New Japan Cup. Guerrillas of Destiny (Tama Tonga and Tanga Loa) will go against The Briscoe Brothers (Jay Briscoe and Mark Briscoe) in a winner takes all tag team match for both the IWGP Tag Team Championship and ROH World Tag Team Championship. A three-way match for the IWGP Junior Heavyweight Championship match is also set in place where the champion Taiji Ishimori will defend against Dragon Lee and Bandido.

    You can check out all the coverage on G1 Supercard by clicking here.

  • Matches Announced For ROH TV Taping In Las Vegas

    Matches Announced For ROH TV Taping In Las Vegas

    ROH (Ring of Honor) is preparing for their next TV taping, which takes place at Sam’s Town Live in Las Vegas, Nevada on March 16th.

    The Baltimore-based promotion has announced a slate of matches heading into the show. Some of these matches include RUSH vs. Mark Haskins, ROH World Six-Man Tag Team Champions The Kingdom (Matt Taven, TK O’Ryan, and Vinny Marseglia) defending against Villain Enterprises (Marty Scurll, PCO, and Brody King.

    Also, ROH World Tag Team Champions The Briscoes (Jay & Mark Briscoe) taking on ROH World TV Champion Jeff Cobb and NWA National Champion Willie Mack in a Crockett Cup Qualifying Match.

    ROH will hold Meet & Greets for fans at 5pm while the show kicks off two hours later. The promotion will be announcing more matches for this TV taping in the coming days.

    The company will also hold their 17 Anniversary pay-per-view event at Sam’s Town Live in Las Vegas, Nevada the night before.

    In the press release that was issued by ROH, it was noted that these events “will have an impact on the historic” event G1 Supercard, which is the big show co-promoted by ROH and New Japan Pro Wrestling, at sold-out Madison Square Garden in New York City on April 6th during WrestleMania 35 weekend.

  • Title Match Set For ROH 17th Anniversary PPV

    Title Match Set For ROH 17th Anniversary PPV

    A new match has been signed for the Ring of Honor (ROH) 17th Anniversary PPV. On Monday, The Baltimore-based promotion announced that Jeff Cobb will defend his ROH Television Title against Shane Taylor.

    The ROH 17th Anniversary pay-per-view event is scheduled to take place on March 15 at Sam’s Town Live in Las Vegas. Ring of Honor is expected to add more matches to this show in the coming days.

    ROH World Champion Jay Lethal defending against Matt Taven is likely the headliner of this event. Here’s the updated card:

    ROH 17th Anniversary Card

    • ROH World Champion Jay Lethal defending against Matt Taven
    • ROH Women of Honor World Champion Mayu Iwatani vs. Kelly Klein
    • ROH Tag Team Champions The Briscoes defending against Villain Enterprises (PCO & Brody King)
    • ROH World TV Champion Jeff Cobb vs. Shane Taylor
    • Rush vs. Bandido
    • Marty Scurll vs. Kenny King

    ROH World Six-Man Champions The Kingdom, Dalton Castle & The Boys, Mark Haskins, Shane Taylor, Silas Young, and Jonathan Gresham are also advertised to appear at this show. The promotion will also be holding a television taping in the same venue the following night.

  • ROH HonorClub Now Available Via FITE TV

    ROH HonorClub Now Available Via FITE TV

    Ring Of Honor (ROH) has officially announced that their subscription service, HonorClub, will be available via FITE TV.

    The promotion released an official statement, highlighting the subscription services newest addition to FITE’s extensive options. ROH HonorClub subscribers can now take advantage of ROH’s service through every FITE-supported device worldwide.

    An HonorClub membership provides free access to all live ROH Tour events, their TV archive and “other historical on-demand programming.” In addition to this, HonorClub VIP members are able to stream all ROH pay-per-views (PPV) for free, whilst a standard membership grants a 50% discount on PPV prices.

    General Manager of ROH, Greg Gilleland, had the following to say regarding this new partnership:
    “FITE has developed a fantastic platform for distributing content and one that wrestling fans have come to know and trust. With our great relationship and a mutual commitment to deliver the best wrestling on the planet to all fans, this is a perfect integration that we are very excited about.”

    The statement mentions that FITE viewers can access all the benefits of ROH’s HonorClub service directly through their FITE account. They will have the option to sign up to either the monthly or VIP annual plan in-app. The first PPV event to stream via FITE will be ROH’s 17th Anniversary show, which will take place on March 15th.

    Are you a FITE TV user? Will you be making use of HonorClub via their service?

  • Title Match Set For ROH 17th Anniversary PPV

    Title Match Set For ROH 17th Anniversary PPV

    A new match has been signed for the Ring of Honor (ROH) 17th Anniversary PPV. On Monday, The Baltimore-based promotion announced that ROH Women of Honor World Champion Mayu Iwatani will make her next title defense against Kelly Klein.

    Ring of Honor is expected to add more matches to this show in the coming weeks. ROH World Champion Jay Lethal defending against Matt Taven is likely the headliner of this event.

    ROH World TV Champion Jeff Cobb, ROH World Six-Man Champions The Kingdom, Dalton Castle & The Boys, Mark Haskins, Shane Taylor, Silas Young, and Jonathan Gresham are also advertised to appear at this show.

    The ROH 17th Anniversary pay-per-view event is scheduled to take place on March 15 at Sam’s Town Live in Las Vegas. The promotion will also be holding a television taping in the same venue the following night. Here’s the updated card:

    ROH 17th Anniversary Card

    • ROH World Champion Jay Lethal defending against Matt Taven
    • ROH Women of Honor World Champion Mayu Iwatani vs. Kelly Klein
    • ROH Tag Team Champions The Briscoes defending against Villain Enterprises (PCO & Brody King)
    • Rush vs. Bandido
    • Marty Scurll vs. Kenny King
  • Tag Team Title vs Title Match Booked For G1 Supercard From MSG

    Tag Team Title vs Title Match Booked For G1 Supercard From MSG

    When ROH and NJPW present the G1 Supercard from MSG on April 6th, the tag champs from each promotion will clash against each other. The Guerilla of Destiny will put up their titles against the Briscoes’ titles in front of a soldout Madison Square Garden.

    The match came together yesterday on night 2 of ROH’s Honor Rising shows from Korakuen Hall.

    Guerillas of Destiny vs The Briscoes – Title vs Title – G1 Supercard From MSG

    On night 1 of Honor Rising, the Briscoes and Guerillas of Destiny teamed together. The two teams don’t get along, however, and ended up coming to blows after the match. The two teams do have history together. The Briscoes defeated GoD to win the IWGP heavyweight tag titles at Dominion in 2016. GoD took the titles back just 4 months later at King of Pro Wrestling 2016, however.

    In the semi-main event of Honor Rising night 2, Tama Tonga & Tanga Loa defeated Evil & Sanada to regain the IWGP Heavyweight Tag Team Championships for the 5th time. In the main event, the Briscoes defeated Juice Robinson & Dave Finlay to retain the ROH Tag Team Championships. Following the Briscoes defeat of Fin Juice, the Tongans hit the ring and challenged the Briscoes to a match at the G1 Supercard from Madison Square Garden.

  • Rapper Mega Ran To Host ROH 17th Anniversary Show (3/15)

    Rapper Mega Ran To Host ROH 17th Anniversary Show (3/15)

    Popular rap artist Mega Ran will host Ring of Honor’s upcoming 17th Anniversary event. In addition to hosting, Mega Ran will also will perform his new song “Going to the Garden.”

    Mega Ran is a lifelong wrestling fan who appeared on WWE SmackDown back in 2017 during the New Day’s rap battle against The Usos. Video of the rap battle is embedded below

    The former teacher from Philadelphia has released two wrestling-themed albums titled “Mat Mania.” He hosts a weekly wrestling podcast of the same name. Visit Megaran.com for details on his upcoming release, The Dewey Decibal System, which drops this spring.

    ROH’s 17 Anniversary PPV

    No matches have been announced for ROH’s 17th Anniversary show as of this writing.

    Talent signed to appear include ROH World Champion Jay Lethal, World Tag Team Champions The Briscoes, World Television Champion Jeff Cobb, Women of Honor World Champion Kelly Klein Villain Enterprises, Bandito and many more.

    ROH’s 18th Anniversary pay-per-view takes place Friday, March 15th from Las Vegas, NV at Sam’s Town Live. The show will be available for purchase via traditional pay-per-view outlets and will stream live on the HonorClub VIP service.