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  1. ROH '7th Anniversary Show'

    March 21st @ Hammerstein Ballroom, NYC

     

    Quick Results :

     

    Erick Stevens & Roderick Strong def Kenny King & Rhett Titus

     

    Claudio Castagnoli vs. Brent Albright - Time Limit Draw.

    5 more minutes were given and Albright wins by DQ.

     

    Bobby Dempsey def Adam Pearce

     

    Jerry Lynn def Mike Quackenbush

     

    -Ultimate Endurance : Revolution Rules:

    Jimmy Jacobs, Austin Aries, and Brodie Lee vs

    Delirious, Necro Butcher, and Tyler Black.

    *Aries pins Delirious via brainbuster

    *Necro and Lee are both counted out when the fight on the crowd and fans start a "TNA" chant

    *Aries and Jimmy start fighing with each other while Tyler is down. They make up yet Aries taps to the End Time from Tyler.

    *Tyler pins Jimmy following Gods Last Gift.

     

    Bryan Danielson & COLT CABANA def Bison Smith & JIMMY RAVE w/ Prince Nana

     

    D Lo Brown def Jay Briscoe

     

    ROH World Tag Team Title Match -

    Kevin Steen & El Generico © def American Wolves (Davey Richards & Eddie Edwards) to retain the titles.

     

    ROH World Title Match -

    Nigel McGuinness © def KENTA to retain the title.

     

     

     

    More detailed results :

     

    Roderick Strong & Erick Stevens def. Rhett Titus & Kenny King: Hot opener. Strong deserves a better spot, his character seems directionless right now. Titus & King are over, and make a solid team.

     

    Brent Albright def. Claudio Castagnoli via DQ: Match went to a 15 minute draw, but Castagnoli asked for 5 more minutes, and Albright accepted. Castagnoli immediately low blowed Albright when the match was re started, resulting in the lame DQ finish. Fans were not happy. Castagnoli attacked Albright with a chair post match, and left him laying.

     

    Bobby Dempsey def. mystery opponent Adam Pearce in 30 seconds: Pearce had a verbal confrontation with NBC's Mike Oliphant (sp?) before the match, and gave him a good shove that tore his shirt. Once again, they booked Dempsey in a quick squash, which is a smart thing, but where do they go from here? He's already gotten his revenge on Sweet & Sour multiple times now. A match with Chris Hero?

     

    Jerry Lynn def. Mike Quackenbush: Solid match, but too short to develop into anything more. Lynn won out of nowhere with the cradle piledriver.

     

    Tyler Black, Necro Butcher, & Delirious def. Austin Aries, Jimmy Jacobs, & Brodie Lee in a "Revolution Rules" match: What a disaster. One of the worst matches i've ever seen in the dozens of ROH shows i've attended. Confusing rules (even the wrestlers seemed confused), and just plain awful. Delirious was eliminated first, via pinfall. This meant the next fall had to be a submission. However, this did not stop the participants from going for pins, or ref Todd Sinclair from counting them. Necro Butcher & Brodie Lee were eliminated next, via DQ for "leaving the ringside area". Keep in mind, there were supposed to be no DQ's, and neither man submitted. That's besides the fact that 90% of the match was a brawl away from the ringside area. Next one out was Aries, who was submittted by Black. They did a bunch of nearfalls, so everyone assumed we were back to pinfalls, so the submission was again quite confusing. Whatever. Black then beat Jacobs, to absolutely ZERO pop. Everyone hated this, but no one really wanted to nuts on Black, who worked hard and is very over. This was like a bad TNA gimmick match, but much worse. Even more confusing than the reverse battle royal, and the match quality wasn't very good either, aside from the stuff with Black & Aries. Brodie Lee is not up to ROH standards, and drags everything down. Just a beyond horrible match.

     

    Intermission: RIC FLAIR will be in NYC in June.

     

    Bryan Danielson & COLT CABANA def. Bison Smith & JIMMY RAVE (w/Prince Nana & Dirty Ernie Osirus): Rave got a big pop when Nana called him out, and it was good to see him back in his "crown jewel" gimmick. He was, however, out of shape, with a small belly hanging over his tights. Must have been nice working with a T-Shirt for a year. Grizzly Redwood initially came out as Dragon's partner, to many groans from the crowd, but was quickly dispatched by Smith, leading to COLT CABANA hitting the ring, to by far the largest pop of the night. MEGA HEAT for the return. Match was ok, nothing special, but it wasn't about the match, it was about the surprise returns of the two former regulars. Post match, Cabana asked for "Final Countdown", and Colt & Dragon played to the crowd as they sung along.

     

    D-Lo Brown def. Jay Briscoe: D-Lo cut a promo before the match, thanking WWE fro dropping him, and proclaiming ROH his new home. He turned heel during the match, using a low blow (no DQ this time, so why was Claudio DQ'd earlier? The Pearce booking is wildly incosistant), and won out of nowhere with a rollup while holding the tights. Underwhelming 80's style match with a lame 80's style finish. Crowd hated this.

     

    Kevin Steen & El Generico def. Davey Richards & Eddie Edwards to retain ROH World Tag Titles: Awesome match, with Generico stealing the show. Apparently this was no DQ, and they went right to the chairs & ladders early. Too many crazy spots to keep up with. Generico was on fire, and nailed all of his daredevil spots. This match, along with the Colt Cabana/Jimmy Rave returns, make the DVD a MUST BUY if you are on the fence about the show. I'm not usually a star rating guy, but this was easily ****1/2 or ****3/4. Off the charts heat start to finish. Post match, Wolves got their heat back, and laid out Generico through a table before taping Steen to the ropes and killing him with a double chairshot. Match and angle were nothing short of awesome.

     

    Nigel McGuinness def. KENTA to retain ROH World Title: KENTA immediately attacked the injured arm with high kicks & armbars. They worked this match slow, plus the previous match was hard to follow, so the match had little heat. Many people were leaving, which is baffling, because KENTA dosen't come around very often. Crazy. People weren't buying that KENTA could win, either. Despite these hurdles, the final 5 minutes were very good. KENTA pulled down the knee pad, and hit the GTS, but Nigel made the ropes on 2. Nigel missed a bunch of rebound jawbreakers, and countered at least three GTS attempts. Nigel hit his own GTS for a two count. KENTA survived multiple Tower Of London's and London Dungeon attempts. He eventually tapped after a hot sequence. Good match, would have been much better with a better crowd. I'd say ****.

     

    A quick note....most of the guys had their old music back, but a few, most notably Castagnoli with his new classical song, and Nigel, still had the new generic stuff. Didn't look like a sellout, because they removed several rows of empty seats a few minutes before the show started. Overall, a nothing show pre intermission, which has been the case since Pearce took over the book. Show was saved by the awesome tag title match.

  2. This is sad news, this news if true means he's off the 1PW 'To The Extreme' show which sucks for those that were wanting to see him at that weekender.

     

    Hopefully Nigel makes a speedy recovery and returns stronger and better.

     

    I guess this news means the next ROH Champion is going to be KENTA.

  3. I said to myself I'd not reply....Still, who cares, it's only a message board, eh? StreamingAssumedName....If it was that bad, instead of on here, why not say something TO me on the night? I'd listen, assuming it was said respectably instead of the overly personal tone taken.Or is that far too rational thinking for you?It was my son's birthday. So I brought him into it for the night. Do I give one damn what you think about that? No I don't. Want to tell him to his face he doesn't belong in there? It's called a bit of harmless fun, in an overly serious business of people up their own arse (present company included), and if you cant accept that; well it's not me with the problem.This forum can rot. As far as I'm concerned, all of the self righteous egotistical get themselves noticed allegedly "smart" marks on here can go to hell. Though, to me, you're already there. PTW doesn't need UKFF to draw fans. We've had one hand's worth come out in 14 months. From here on in, PTW will be the only UK promotion with the balls to stand with our middle finger up at UKFF and say "screw you, we dont NEED you". And we'll be proud of the fact, that unlike a lot of the people in the UK wrestling scene who hate this forum but won't admit it - we're clear in how we feel, and we stand by it.So have fun talking about us. Because that's all you're doing. It's not as if we're on forums talking about you! And that's all that I need to say.This is PTW signing off the forum that is single handedly killing UK Wrestling with its arrogant and selfish members, far more than any "bad" show; for good.

    HAHA!You sir are a freaking idiot, I applaud UKHG for his post - I have heard off various people that PTW is like a freakshow. Your so upset that your signing off the forum for good? I have a song for you - 'Nah Nah Nah Nah Nah, Hey Hey Hey - GOODBYE!'
  4. ROH PPV Results - Sunday 16th March 2008 - Philadelphia, PACredit - ROH Forum:1) Davey Richards d. Dingo via submission, keylock. ** 2) Sara Del Rey d. Kylie Pierce with a kick to the head, under a minute.3) Tyler Black wins four way, pinning Delirious with a Pheonix Splash. **1/24) Kevin Steen d. Roderick Strong with a package piledriver, ***1/2.5) Jigsaw and Ruckus d. Adam Pearce and BJ Whitmer when Jigsaw rolls up BJ, *.6) Jay Briscoe and Mark Briscoe d. Joey Matthews and Necro Butcher when Jay hits a J-Driller on Joey while Mark hits a splash off a scaffolding onto Necro through a table.7) Bushwacker Luke d. Shane Hagadorn with a DDT, performed while Shane's feet were drpaed across the top rope.-The Sweeney Show is now up. Sweeney calls out the Hangmen 3, and the decision is made for the factions to merge. Stevens is out, and wants Daniel Puder. Sweeney negotiates, and we got...8) Brent Albright d. Erick Stevens when Sweeney distracts Erick, leading to a half-nelson suplex, ***.9) Bryan Danielson d. Austin Aries via submission with a seated fujiwara armbar, ****1/4.10) ROH World Championship: Nigel McGuinness d. Tyler Black via submission, London Dungeon, ****1/2.NOTES-Place is PACKED, "More than Misawa". Show Name: Take No Prisoners.-The Age of the Fall now has real music, or at least Black.-Steen vs. Strong was "Long with mediocre crowd heat", but match itself was quite good.-After the RuckSaw vs. H3 match, Kingston, Robbie Mireno, and Sabian showed up.They jawjacked with Jigsaw and Smokes, then a pull apart brawl occured. Angle was "badly done", and only got a minor pop. It seems most had no idea who Mireno or Sabian was.- Mark "busted his ****ing head open" but went on with the match. The side of his head is ****ed up bad, apparently. No rating for the match, but it was quite "violent". It was an around the building brawl.- Luke vs. Shane was long, and a dud of a match.-BJ doesn't want to be in SnS, and was beaten down. Albright is in SnS, but did not participate in the beating. H3 is dead and now there is only SnS Inc.-Aries turned down Dragon's handshake postmatch.-Crowd is 70-30 behind Tyler, but kinda dead. Tyler went for a dive, and Nigel hit him with a chair, drawing a huge "Tyler" chant. Crowd is now super behind him, and "totally buying the upset going down".-"CROWD IS FREAKING OUT". Tyler has escaped the Dungeon, and every lariat Nigel has, including the Jawbreaker. Nigel has kicked out of the Small Package Driver, and avoided the Phoenix. Match is really awesome, built around Tyler being a survivor and tired enough thast he's resorting to his big guns rearly. After Tyler kicks out of the Jawbreaker, Nigel levels him with another, and locked in the Dungeon for the win.

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