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Good lord, that's like carny squared. Make yourself look good and make the company who footed the bill have to take a self-own to say the movie they produced in fact did not make zillions of dollars.

Dave posited that Tony might have just thrown ROH on Honor Club for now so they can put it in the package for rights renewal time. WWE just did something similar by extending the replay rights for Hulu until the time their TV deal is up for renewal. Also he pretty heavily implied Dralistico big timed the finish in that match since stars in Mexico can get away with it there.

Condolences to the widow @KawadaSmilein this time of mourning Also holy fuck give me Brock and GOONTA beating the fuck out of each other.!

I like how Ian pointed out on commentary that because match two was 2/3 falls, each team has won 2 falls each in this feud so far.

2/3 falls matches have the same issue Iron Man matches have imo, where you know it's going to be a long match but nothing's really going to matter to the end. To me, the Dog Collar match was special since it was a gimmick we don't see very often and allowed for more creativity in what could be done.

It sucks not having the PPVs until 90 days later, but the archive + new weekly shows isn't a horrible deal.

One of my top takeaways of the show was how much I want a Keith Lee/Shane Taylor match now. Put it on whatever show you want TK, I will buy it.

I would suspect ROH TV will be the legacy ROH talent they signed plus Dark level talents, with a smattering of midcard AEW talent in between programs. Kind of like their version of NXT but less "newbies learning on the job". Also I would expect the women's side to be probably more AEW folks, for obvious reasons.

Streaming services generally are trying to vacuum up all the content they can, so the idea that one of them would want ROH content wasn't the craziest idea. Still, it's not as bad as everyone seems to be making it out to be. It's going to give the ROH crew a place of their own instead of clogging up AEW TV, and it seems their PPVs still seem to be selling well so there's at least some income coming from that. IMHO Tony heard the complaints about ROH stuff killing the momentum on Dynamite and wanted to put it somewhere ASAP. Clearly this wasn't the most ideal situation, but I suppose he felt he had to make a move.

He is, but WWE always seems to forget about that after a few months. Zelina won Queen of the Ring too and that's also been forgotten.

I guess Booker is trying to be heel commentator here, but he comes off more like "bitter former wrestler".

lol the ref got Papa Shango'd

Right person won, I suppose. Wasn't as much of a mess as I was expecting so that's a plus. Not sure why Mackenzie is out here dressed like a ballerina.

One thing immediately stands out is whoever's coming in last in these matches is at a disadvantage since they have less time to gain falls.

This Iron Survivor deal sounds incredibly convoluted, but I'll give it a chance. The penalty box stuff sounds very "bad TNA" level tho.

Jericho is a putz, but he's been bringing it as of late. Right guy won, and it really sounded by how commentary was talking that ROH definitely is going to be doing some kind of regular shows again.

Jericho on this show has a big "Cena at ECW One Night Stand" vibe to it.

Each time I think Briscoes/FTR can't top the last one, and then they fuckin' do. God damn.

Bobby Cruise's speaking voice is so different from his ring announcing voice, it's kind of jarring to hear him speaking normally in these recap videos.

There is, at 8pm.

Pure matches aren't always my bag, but I do like how the different rules make the psychology different than most matches.

OK, Top Flight and 2.0 is gonna be a fun ass program.

This also for the six man match. The finish with the one Boy getting yeeted into a powerbomb was sick.

Good match, happy for Athena since she's deserved a big win like this forever.

Ian and Caprice are such a great commentary team, my favorite in wrestling by far.