ROH's 19th Anniversary PPV

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Well that was the best match Dak Draper is ever gonna be involved in and it was basically a Gresham 1 man show.

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Well this is the stable they were hinting at that would restore violence in ROH...

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Brody King, Chris Dickinson, Tony Deppen and Homicide. At least Homicide is good.

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Wow.

I thought the show was really enjoyable. I’m not really a fan of “cinematic” matches, so Taven - Vincent didn’t really trip my trigger, but I didn’t think it was as bad as all that.

I think the faction of King, Dickinson, Homicide, and Deppen will be interesting to watch. It’s awesome that we have three of those four people in the game, and hopefully we’ll get Tony Deppen sooner rather than later.

All the title matches were really enjoyable, and even the non-title matches had interesting stories to tell, at worst, and were downright fun in some cases. I’m glad I watched it.

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Overall I really liked this show.

I was wondering why neither Brody King or Tony Deppen had a match tonight, I am looking forward to seeing Brody King as the leader of that new group.

I am also looking forward to seeing which women will be participating in this Summer's ROH Womens Championship Tournament.

The MexiSquad triple threat was absolutely the best match of the night. I was glad to see Bandido get the win. I like Tracy Williams but he does not need to have two championships IMO so hopefully Bandido can perhaps win the ROH World TV Championship soon.

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Here's the feedback I sent into the Observer regarding the show.

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Best Match: Rey Horus vs. Bandido vs. Flamita
Worst Match: Matt Taven vs. Vinny

Thought this was a very strong PPV from ROH, the cinematic shitshow with Taven and Vinny aside. The Mexisquad three way match was the best possible kind of spotfest, better than any match of its type I've seen anywhere in a number of years. Jon Gresham dragged a good match out of a guy who looks like the 2021 equivalent of Mark Jindrak in 2000 WCW, minus any talent, charisma and potential Jindrak had. The main event was good and had the right outcome and while I'm a huge Homicide fan, sticking him in a stable with Deppen, Brody King and Chris Dickinson is a terrible decision. Those guys suck, I'd have rather seen a return of the old Rottweilers faction.

The Matt Taven "match", if you can call it that, was an unbelievably bad attempt at a cinematic match and I really wish that these matches would just die off. I also wish they'd just stop pushing Matt Taven. He sucks, he's always sucked. Why do they continue to try to make him a thing?

I also wasn't a fan of the Josh Woods/Dalton Castle match. Very dull, lifeless match and I don't care about the Silas Young turn, or anything involving him, really.

Overall though, the good matches far outweighed the stuff I didn't like and at $20, I felt like I got my money's worth way more than I did when I dropped $50 on the AEW PPV a few weeks ago.

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I agree with Kyoken that this was a better PPV than the most recent AEW PPV.

I saw this morning that Brody King's new faction is calling itself Violence Unlimited which was the name of the tag team Brody King had with Tyler Bateman on the West Coast which appeared in places such as PWG, Bar Wrestling, and Defy.