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Post by TTX on Jun 16, 2017 18:07:52 GMT -5
Coming soon with the debut of Swarm's guys as well.
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Post by TTX on Jun 17, 2017 16:19:13 GMT -5
Day 1
Punchdrunk knocked off Los Banditos following the Piledriver on Escondito. Banditos were dominating but Fontaine made a reversal and knocked Tito to the mat. He quickly tagged in Jock who lifted up Tito into a piledriver and covered him to take the pin.
Roderick Strong (R1) demolished Sami Callihan with the Sick Kick. This was a complete squash as Strong was never in any danger pounding Callihan to a blood pulp and seemed to be unbothered by anything Callihan tried before hitting the kick to win.
Los Ice Creams crushed Criminal Justice when Ice Cream Jr. put down Bennett Cole following El Asesino. The Ice Creams had all but one move in the match as Cole whipped Jr. into the turnbuckle only to get hit by a knee then the Creams hit bicycle kicks and a dive bomb before using their finisher to win.
Joker defeated Jervis Cottonbelly following the Joker Driver. This was fairly close but Joker's offense was simply more than Jervis could handle this night as the Joker Driver put Cottonbelly down for the three count.
Tim Donst (A) overcame Marty Scurll with the SDT. Scurll dominated early but he couldn't put Donst away. A missed deathjump looked to favor Scurll at first but Donst gained control and then worked him down. He finally caught him with the SDT and Scurll was down for the three.
Tommy End put down Austin Aries with the Owari Death Foot Stomp. End simply battered down Aries as Aries just could not manage to counter before End put him down to the mat and delivered a vicious foot stomp to score the easy victory.
Mike Quackenbush knocked off Drew Galloway with the Chikara Special. It looked like Galloway was finally managing to gain control when suddenly Quack avoided a short-arm lariat, caught Galloway's arm and locked on the Chikara Special forcing Galloway to tap out.
The Fighting Taylor Boys put down Murder Inc. when Ryan Taylor put away Homicide with The Perfect Circle. This was wild with Brian dominating early but Kingston finally making a comeback and then Homicide went wild with a fork, before Ryan came in, avoided an attack from Homicide, and then taking him to the mat before hitting the Perfect Circle to score the three count.
Johnny Saint took down Death Knight with a double arm stretch and cradle. Saint's better agility allowed him to reverse an early Death Knight attack and then he quickly whipped Knight into the turnbuckle and rolled him up after the crash into the mat cradle him for the win.
Kevin Steen (KSK) beat El Generico (C) following the F-Cinq. The two tore into each other quickly. Generico had his moments but Steen was just a bit too much in the end as he overpowered Generico and then dropped him with the F-Cinq to take the pin.
The Addiction beat S.C.U.M. when Daniels finished off Corino with the Koji Clutch. Daniels and Kazarian dominated Jacobs but Corino made a nice comeback. However, Daniels managed to grab control and quickly locked in a Koji Clutch and before Corino could escape the referee counted three. (Corino rolled snake eyes)
Eric Watts held off a game Dragon Dragon following a bicycle kick. Dragon nearly pulled off the upset a few times but finally Watts made a comeback and hit the Murder Bomb for a near three before using the bicycle kick to nearly take off Dragon's head and covered him for the pin.
Nick Madrid took a beating but somehow managed to win with an Implant DDT on Shane Strickland. Strickland dominated the match but Madrid hung on for a long while then made a comeback before planting Strickland with a vicious DDT and scored the victory.
The Batiri put away Philly's Most Wanted following a slingshot Frankensteiner on Ruckus. Kodama and Obariyon easily thrashed Jeez and Ruckus until Kodama hit the Frankensteiner on Ruckus and Jeez could not react in time to make a save.
Archibald Peck upset Scorpio Sky with "My New Move". Sky looked to have an easy win here but he left himself open and Peck took advantage of it making a comeback before applying his finisher. Sky was stunned and could not escape in time. (Sky rolled snake eyes)
Mike Bennett held off The Hobo (CII) following the Box Office Smash. Hobo looked like he might take it but Bennett used some interference from Bob Evans and then Bennett hit Box Office Smash for the victory.
War Machine thrashed Premiere Athletic Club when Rowe pinned Nese following the War Machine. Konley never even gets into the ring as War Machine quickly put Nese down and then finished him off before anyone could even try to react.
A.J. Styles (II) defeated Adam Cole (RII) following the Spiral Tap. Styles dominated but Cole had a chance until Styles caught him on the top turnbuckle and heaved him to the mat. From there a Calf Killer and the Spiral Tap put away Cole.
Michael Kai Rayne put away Dick Justice following the Rayne of Pain. Justice nearly took the match a few times but Rayne managed to hold on and some advice from The Dark Menace gave him the confidence to make a come back and apply his finisher to gain the victory.
The Briscoes (RII) put away The Hardys when Jay pinned Jeff following a Yakuza Kick. This could have gone either way as both teams pounded each other to a bloody pulp. There were multiple near falls for each team but a Doomsday Device took the steam out of Jeff and then Jay used a big Yakuza Kick on Jeff. Matt tried to make the save but Mark smashed him through the ropes allowing Jay to get the pin.
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Post by Pariah on Jun 17, 2017 17:08:15 GMT -5
Fantastic card from start to finish... Great use of the talent that's available and some absolutely classic matchups like Strong v Callihan, Steen v El Generico and Styles v Cole... Always fun to see the Hardys in action, even though they lost to Dem Boys in the main event... And very pleased that personal favorites, The Batiri were able to pick up a win... Truly entertaining!
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Post by TTX on Jun 17, 2017 20:40:26 GMT -5
Day 2
The Colony beat BDK Supreme when Fire Ant put down Ares with the Beach Break. This was just starting to get good when suddenly Fire Ant nailed the Beach Break and Ares was down for the three count while Soldier and Worker prevented Claudio and Tursas from getting involved.
Omega finished off Kobald (C1) with the Cetus Sleeper. The demon nearly took the upset a few times but in the end, Omega's experience was too much as he locked on the Sleeper and Kobald's arm was raised and fell three times.
Veda Scott put down Cherry Bomb with the Tornado DDT. Cherry got in a few shots but Scott dominated most of the match and finally hit a Tornado DDT to win.
Zack Sabre Jr. finished off Pinky with the Cross Armbreaker. Pinky dominated but he couldn't put away Sabre and Sabre eventually gained control and locked on the Armbreaker as Pinky passed out.
The Olympians beat Sweet Chocolate (B Ryce and AR Fox) when Actagon clamped the Grecian Sleeper Grip on Fox. The Greeks were in total unison here as they handled Ryce and Fox and finally took the win when Actagon had the Sleeper on Fox and Ryce's attempt to save was stopped by a Proteus spear.
Johnny Goodtime finished off Rex Havoc with a tope con hilo. Goodtime had his troubles here but his agility was better than Havoc's power and he use the top to score the victory.
Brothers of Funstruction put down BDK Nuvo when Yabo used the Tightrope Legdrop on Jakob. Pinkie looked good but Jakob could not keep up and the clowns ended up being too much as Yabo dropped Jakob while Ruffo and Pinkie battled on the floor.
Jaka upset J.T. Lightning with the Jaws of the Jaguar. Lightning looked like he was going to win but Jaka's savagery was too much in the end as he used Jaws of the Jaguar to win the match.
MsEerie squashed Death Haze as Von Eerie put away Haze with the 138. Del Rey andMsChief spent their time brawling on the floor and did not even notice what was going on in the ring as Von Eerie overpowered Haze and hit her finisher to win.
Ethan Carter III finished off Tyler Black (RII) following the One Percenter. Black looked like he had this but ECIII just would not go down and finally Carter made a comeback and before Black knew it, he was the victim of the One Percenter allowing ECIII to take the three count.
Saturyne pinned Laura Phoenix with a springboard crossbody. This could have gone either way but Saturyne's agility was the difference as she managed to drop Phoenix with the crossbody and scored the pin.
Dalton Castle crushed Isaias Velazquez with the Deadlift German Suplex. It seemed that Castle had to have it just right as he battered Velazquez but would not keep Velazquez down until he his his German Suplex to take the three count.
To Infinity and Beyond held off the Unstable when Cheech put down Stigmata with Go To Cheech. This was crazy as Delaney worked Gerard down and then Stigma nearly took down both guys but Cheech made a comeback and finished Stigma off. (Stigma rolled Snake Eyes)
Shaun Ricker easily pinned Luke Hawx with an Elevator Superplex. Ricker dominated the match entirely lifting and tossing Hawx with ease before using the superplex to win.
Mike Mondo handled Johnny Yuma with the No Fear DDT. Mondo avoided Yuma's offense and eventually hit a pair of DDTs to score the three count.
RPG Vice put away PPRay when Romero forced Rosas to tap to the Diablo Armbar. PPRay had some moments early but eventually RPG Vice used their superior tag abilities to wear down Rosas before Romero locked on his armbar and Rosas was forced to submit.
Hiroshi Tanahashi finished off Lex Luger with the High Fly Flow. Luger nearly took it a couple times as this was a wild brawl but in the end Tanahashi used the High Fly Flow and Luger kicked out a moment too late giving Tanahashi the victory.
Tim Donst (C) beat Matthew Cross (O) with the SDT. Cross couldn't maintain offense here and Donst was firing on all cylinders as he quickly hit the SDT for the three.
3.0 defeated Beauty and the Beast when Matthews used the "Boston Crab" on Matter. This was mostly 3.0 dominating as Matter and Fierce could not sustain enough offense before Matthews forced Matter to submit to the Crab.
Johnny Gargano (E) made a comeback and put away Kevin Steen (R) with Garga-No Escape. Gargano was dominated early on but he managed to take everything Steen dished out and made a comeback working Steen down and claming on his finisher until Steen passed out in the Garga-No Escape giving Johnny the win.
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Post by Pariah on Jun 17, 2017 21:32:46 GMT -5
No matter what name they use (Olympians or Greek Gods), I always enjoy seeing Actagon & Proteus in action... Regardless of how many teams have come after, they remain the ORIGINAL dynamic duo of COTG... Also cool that Tanahashi was able to put Luger down for a three count... A little surprised that EC3 defeated Tyler Black (his second ROH edition is quite exceptional)... And although some might view it as an upset, I think Gargano has the skills to beat pretty much anyone... Another fun show!
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Post by TTX on Jun 17, 2017 21:46:36 GMT -5
Thanks Pariah.....the COTG guys are the live action wrestlers from a couple years back but their stats are pretty similar to the original ones. I like using them.
Also thanks to anyone who likes my posts. Motivates me even further and I should have day 3 (and maybe even 4) posted tomorrow.
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Post by Bri on Jun 18, 2017 8:18:26 GMT -5
Hey Troy,
Very cool action on both days.
I really like the way you summarize the matches.
Very cool to see my man Omega and Steen win, and then Gargano beat Steen.
Also totally agree with Pariah, Gargano is definitely a very tough wrestler, especially if he builds up his finisher to full strength - lights out.
Rock on Troy!
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Post by TTX on Jun 18, 2017 10:22:26 GMT -5
Yeah, when I book these shows I use all the cards I have so I use both ROH Steen and Kill Steen Kill as well. I mark them by either fed or if they have more than one card in a fed with the number of that card so people know which I'm using for said matches. Thanks as always, Bri, for the support. Funny thing in that Gargano/Steen match, it was at (0) Steen had a couple fatigue and rolled low.
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Post by TTX on Jun 18, 2017 12:10:04 GMT -5
Day 3
Rock Riddle easily defeated Sonny Kiss with the Boston Crab. This was going back and forth when Riddle avoided a Kiss knee lift, hooked the leg into a figure four leglock and then applied the Boston Crab. Kiss tried to wriggle out but could not and was forced to tap.
Team Tremendous crushed Da Hit Squad with Book 'Em Danno on Mack. Barry tossed Maff into the ropes, avoided a shot, drilled him with a devastating lariat, quickly tagged in Carr and they hit their tag finisher and that was all she wrote.
Devin Sparks knocked off Too Cold Scorpio with the Rising Sun Stunner. This was a surprisingly good match with both guys looking great. They both had chances to win but finally Sparks hit the stunner and Scorpio just couldn't kick out in time.
Marty Jannetty easily handled Swamp Monster with the top rope fist drop. Jannetty was firing on all cylinders and Swamp Monster seemed confused without Chuck Taylor at ringside allowing Jannetty dropped Monster with a DDT and then the fist drop to win.
Rob Van Dam put down Nigel McGuiness with the Five Star Frog Splash. McGuiness tried to hit a corner to corner forearm but RVD managed to duck and then drilled McGuiness with a roundhouse kick to the head. That dropped Nigel to the mat and RVD followed up with the Five Star to take the pin.
Brutus Beefcake took down Suede Thompson with the Sleeper. Thompson got in some good shots but Beefcake was too much in the end as he trapped Thompson in the Sleeper. After the match, Beefcake picked up the clippers and gave Thompson a nice trim.
Nikita Koloff pinned The Destroyer following a throat drop on the ropes. This was wild as Destroyer looked to win early with the Figure Four Leglock. Nikita managed to come back and hit two Russian Sickles but Destroyer would not go down. Finally though Koloff dropped a hurt Destroyer throat first on the ropes and covered him for the victory.
Rhia O'Reilly pounded down Jessie McKay with the Rhiadjustment. This was pretty much all O'Reilly as she grabbed an early advantage and lost it for a brief time before regaining control and putting McKay down following the Rhiadjustment.
The Executioner put away Scott Casey with a Hangman's Clothesline. The masked man held off the cowboy with a variety of dirty tricks before using a vicious clothesline to score the three count.
Spindraellas quickly knocked off the S-N-S Express when Spinelli put down Stephie with the roaring clothesline. Bale and Neveah never enter the ring before Spinelli knocked Stephie to the mat and then covered her for the fast win.
TJ Perkins put away Adam Cole (C) with the Figure Four Deathlock. Perkins simply dominated the match and then clamped on the Deathlock forcing Cole to submit.
The Bloc Party quickly knocked off Da Soul Touchaz when Mr. Azerbaijan pinned Marshe Rockett after a release side slam. This was just getting started when Mr. A slammed Rockett down and quickly covered him. No one else managed to get into the ring before the referee counted three.
Ethan Page (A) demolished Mikey O'Shea with the Spinning Dwayne. This was not even close as Page dominated nearly the entire matchup before hitting the Spinning Dwayne for an easy three count.
Cheeseburger finished off Ty Matthews with the Shotei Palm Strike. Matthews nearly took the win a coupe of times but once Cheeseburger hit the Shotei, Matthews was down for the three count.
17 upset El Generico (R) with the Quackendriver 3. Generico hit a full strength Brainbustaaahhh!!! but somehow 17 kicked out. He then gained control and never looked back. He lifted up Generico and hit the Quackendriver and Genrico was so stunned from the earlier kickout he forgot to do so himself. (Generico rolled snake eyes)
Shane Hollister knocked off Cedric the Hitman with the Buzzsaw Kick. Cedric looked good especially when using his briefcase but Hollister suddenly erupted with a flurry of offense pounding the Hitman down before a Buzzsaw Kick put Cedric away.
Canadian Ninjas beat Team 3G when Matthews pinned Tokugawa following the Funky Cold Medina. This was quite the war and Tokugawa looked really godo but Matthews and Perez would not be denied as they battled back and hit their tag finisher to put Tokugawa while Perez stopped Skater from making the save.
Ashley Remington defeated Bateman following Anchor's Away. Bateman's dark tactics tried to corrupt the gentleman but Remington avoided all of that before coming back and hitting Anchor's Away to win.
Big Sue Jackson defeated Green Ant (C1) following the Close Shave. This was a tough battle as Ant took a huge beating and nearly took it with the Cloverleaf but Jackson fought back and finally pounded an exhausted Green with the Close Shave to take the pin.
Cheerleader Melissa dropped Jessicka Havok with the Kudoh Driver. Melissa had some trouble early but eventually she started pounding Havok down with a curb stomp, followed up with the Air Raid Crash and then finished things off with the Kudoh Driver.
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Post by Pariah on Jun 18, 2017 12:33:29 GMT -5
The fun action continues... Especially enjoyed Ashley Remington's win over Bateman... And 17 kicking out after a (+6) BRAINBUSTAAAHHH!!! is crazy stuff... Looking forward to more!
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