NXT WarGames preview: The end of the Black and Gold era?
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With the future of so many of NXT's top stars in question, is Sunday's WarGames truly the swan song of the Black and Gold era?
Quick Results Tracy Williams & Rhett Titus submitted Wheeler Yuta & Fred Yehi in 13:50 (***½) Jonathan Gresham & Jay Lethal pinned PCO & Mark Briscoe in 12:50 to retain the ROH World Tag Team Championships (***) Rey Horus pinned Dalton Castle in 9:10 (***) Mike Bennett & Matt Taven pinned Bateman & Vincent in 16:19 (**) Danhausen defeated Brian Johnson via disqualification in 8:44 (*) Dragon Lee pinned Tony Deppen in 11:50 to retain the ROH World Television Championship (***½) Shane Taylor pinned Jay Briscoe in 13:49 (***) Jonathan Gresham defeated Flip Gordon via referee stoppage in 24:37 ...
Keep Refreshing For The Latest Results Well, this is the first time I’ve covered ROH live. Fun fact, ROH was the first ever indie show that I saw, back in 2004 as part of WrestleMania weekend. If you’ve got a copy of “At Our Best” on DVD, you’ll likely see me standing by the aisle, like for the whole show… Full disclosure, since ROH returned with the Pure title tournament, I’ve not been keeping up with my ROH television watching… but I know this show wasn’t “as planned”, as EC3, Bandido, Flamita, and Kenny King all had to drop out of the show with issues surrounding ROH...
Ring of Honor Final Battle Aired December 18, 2020 on pay-per-view, FITE TV, HonorClub Baltimore, Maryland at UMBC Event Center Final Battle First Hour Free Preview The feed kicked in a couple minutes late. The broadcast team of Ian Riccaboni, Caprice Coleman, and Dalton Castle were talking at their perch… 1. LSG vs. Tony Deppen vs. Dak Draper vs. Josh Woods in a four-way for a same night shot at the ROH TV Title. The broadcast team noted that this was the first time Deppen left the house since his new baby was born. The wrestlers adhered to the Code of Honor, though Draper was aggressive w...