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Title: ROH Weekend of Champions results


Big F'N Swigg - April 29, 2006 04:21 PM (GMT)
from PWInsider.com:

1.) There was a 6 man mayhem featuring students from the ROH school. I didn’t really know many of them and I have no idea who won. The match itself was rather bad.

2.) Chad Collyer def. Derek Dempsey via tap out. The match was ok overall. This was Chad’s next to last ROH show for a while as he is heading off to the UK to wrestle for a few months.


Main Show:


1.) Colt Cabana def. Jimmy Jacobs w/Lacey. This was mostly a comedy match overall. Colt was getting under Jimmy’s skin with comments at Lacey such as “Call Me” and such. Colt got the win over Jacobs with a standard Powerbomb. The match was ok. Nothing bad but nothing to exciting either.

After the match Jim Cornette and Ace Steel came out. Jim said he needed Colt’s help if any of those CZW hardcore wrestlers show up. Colt said no at first but then after the fans chanted Colt and Cornette persuaded him a bit he changed his mind and said yes.

2.) Irish Airborn def. Spud and Jay Fury. There wasn’t anything bad about this match but overall it just wasn’t anything special. Spud seemed very nervous to me and he did a botch a few moves. Irish Airborn got the win with some crazy combo move that honestly was way to convoluted to even try and explain.

Super Dragon from CZW came through a side door and beat up what I think was supposed to be a fan. He hit him with a chair, dumped him over the guard rail, and then ran away.

3.) Jimmy Rave vs. Delirious went to a 15 minute draw. This match was very boring IMO. Not a lot to say about it really. Maybe the worst match of the show overall.

BJ Whitmer came to the ring in a neck brace and called out CZW. None of them showed up. Whitmer left the ring and as he was walking to the back Claudio Castagnoli jumped the rail, attacked him from behind, and then ran away.

4.) Nigel McGuinness def. Christopher Daniels on a count out to retain the Pure title. This match started out real good and was on the road to being a fine match but the finish was awful. Both Nigel and Daniels were on the floor and In a Pure title match there is a 20 count. The ref. was at like 17 and Nigel tossed ROH photographer Mary Kate into Daniels and slid back in the ring right at the 20 count. The crowd hated the finish and IMO it killed the heat of the show a little bit.

Intermission: ROH returns to Dayton, Ohio on Friday July 28th 2006.

5.) Flash Flanagan def. Apocalypse. This was the second worst match of the show. I knew Flash from seeing him in IWA Puerto Rico but the other guy I have never seen or even heard of. Nothing about this was really bad but it had 0 crowd heat and was mostly just a simple standard match. Flanagan got the win a Ace Crusher.

6.) Bryan Danielson def. Jimmy Yang to retain the ROH World title. This was the second best match of the show to me. I knew Yang had no chance of winning going in but there were some good false finishes in it that had me going for a second. Danielson got the tap out win with the Cross Face Chicken Wing.

7.) Austin Aries and Roderick Strong def. Samoa Joe and Matt Sydal to retain the ROH Tag Team titles. This was by far match of the night and one of the best tag team matches I have ever seen live. Joe was amazingly over with the crowd in Dayton. This had tons of great false finishes and the crowd loves every second of it. Aries got the pin on Sydal following a 450 splash.

After the match Samoa Joe said he has one rule in Dayton and that is making sure someone gets the hell beat out of them. He said he failed in the match but refused to leave unsatisfied. He called out CZW for a fight. Necro Butcher hit the ring first and they went at it. Then out came Nate Webb and Super Dragon to make it 3 on 1. Colt Cabana , Ace Steel, and Adam Pearce then came in to make the save. It was then 4 on 3 until Claudio came in making it 4 on 4. Joe and Necro fought through the curtain and to the back but Necro came back to the ring after a while. They must have done something to Joe backstage because he did not return. BJ Whitmer then ran in and gave Necro one of the sickest steel chair shots I have ever seen in my life. The ref called for the bell making it an official match. This was a crazy brawl that went all over the place. Everything you can think of was used and done. Cabana was hit with a European Uppercut that by Claudio that knocked him off the apron and he went flying crashing through a table at ringside. The finish of the match came when Claudio pinned Whitmer with Samoa Joe’s own Muscle Buster. Previously before that Super Dragon put Whitmer’s head inside and chair and double stomped it from the top rope.

Overall the show was pretty good. I would have to say of the 12 live ROH events I have been to this was probably the worst one overall. The last 3 matches really saved the show in the end.
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SOOOOOO glad I didn't go

Mad Dog - April 29, 2006 08:51 PM (GMT)
Ugh..... what a shitty show. Who wants to go to a fucking RoH show to see a bunch of students and CZW talent?

Scrooge McSuck - April 29, 2006 08:55 PM (GMT)
People who like bad matches with rookies and CZW fans? :D

dynamite kido - April 29, 2006 11:15 PM (GMT)
Shit, this actually looks like one of the more interesting shows in a while. Super Dragon was now involved, they did the throw in sort of main event. One thing I'll give CZW though is that at least they've involved the better members of their rosters.

Big F'N Swigg - April 30, 2006 08:59 PM (GMT)
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The show started with the student matches around 7:15.

The first student match was a four corners survival match with the first pinfall gaining the victory.  The participants were Bobby Dempsey (the larger of the Dempsey brothers), Mitch Franklin, Apocalypse (announced as being from Calgary....Alberta, Canada) and Shane Hagadorn.  For a student match this one was pretty good, not to many missed spots.  I was very impressed with both Shane Hagadorn and Bobby Dempsy.  Dempsy is a beast and every move he does seems very impressive (granted he only did one head and arm suplex but it still looked very good).  Hagadorn played a great heel, playing to the crowd.

The second student match featured Rick Titan (not the guy that played the fake Razor Ramon) vs Chad Collyer.  This was an okay match, Colleyer controlled most of it.  Collyer is a fantastic worker and delivered some great suplexes.  Collyer is victorious in what was his final ROH match for a period of time.

The show started at 7:45.

As the ring announcer was running down the card BJ Whitmer comes out and interrupts him and cuts a promo against CZW saying how they damn near broke his kneck last night in Dayton and that he didn't care who it was he just wanted to fight.  This brought out ROH Commissioner Jim Cornette and Adam Pearce.  Cornette got in the ring and told BJ Whitmer that this is a war they are in and one battle will not win the war and that it is not worth it for him to put his career on the line.  He had spoken to all the wrestlers
in the back and each one of them has ROH's back.  Whitmer leaves and Jim Cornette addresses Adam Pearce telling him what a good solider he has been for ROH, he tells the fans that in Philly he was busted open and it took 20 surgical staples to close the wound and Pearce still kept fighting.  Cornette mentions that he has been a casualty of this war and that he has to have knee surgery and will be on the shelf for a while and he wants Adam Pearce to be ROH Lieutenant Commissioner.  Pearce accepts after mentioning how he had little respect when he first entered ROH and how he demanded
things and how Cornette forced him to work his way up and how it was a blessing in disguise.  As Cornette and Pearce are walking out CZW's Spyder Nate Webb comes out of nowhere and attacks Pearce throwing him headfirst into the the guard rail (right in front of where I was sitting).  Ace Steele comes out and runs off Webb.  ROH students and officials come out and help Pearce to the back.

Our first match is "Classic" Colt Cabana and Conrad Kennedy III vs Irish Airborn.  Colt starts out with Jake Crist.  Right before the bell Colt tells referee Todd Sinclair that he is going to headlock the S**t out of this guy.  Colt goes on to do this placing Crist in several different variations of the headlock.  They traded headlocks for a good five minutes.  The Crists got in some good offense including two dives on to the floor and I believe their finisher which is impressive but I can't describe it in a way that seems understandable.  Colt Cabana and Conrad Kennedy III get the win.  Colt was very entertaining.

Next match was announced as a Special Attraction and it Featured Chris Sabin vs. Delirious.  This was a great match with Sabin being very over.  Sabin played off of Delirious' mannerisms perfectly.  A good mix of high flying and mat wrestling in this match with Sabin kicking out of Shadows Over Hell (a splash from the top rope on a doubled over opponent) and Delerious kicking out of the Cradlelock Driver.  Delerious made Sabin tap out to the same hold he made Jimmy Jacobs tap out in Philly.

The next match was a Six Man Mayhem match that featured Trik Davis vs Jay Fury vs Spud vs Flash Flanagan vs Jimmy Jacobs w/Lacey vs Jimmy Yang.  This match featured a ton of high spots.  Funny moment happened in the beginning of the match when Jimmy Jacobs sent Trik Davis in to the ropes and went to leap frog him and his pants split.  As I said, this match was full of high spots.  Both Flash Flanagan and Jay Fury were busted open after high spots on the floor.  Jimmy Jacobs pinned Trik Davis to win the match.

Claudio Castagnoli is shown on the Balcony of the building and he cuts a promo against ROH and Samoa Joe.  Claudio says he doesn't want to fight Joe, he wants to wrestle him.  Joe comes out and says that if he wants a wrestling match then that is what they will have.  The fans started chanting Joe is gonna kill you, and Joe says stop it I want him to come down here so the fans started chanting Joe is gonna wrestle you.  This was a pretty good match.  Joe No sold almost all of Claudio's offense for the first part of the match.  Joe basically did Three Stooges offense on Claudio including pulling his nose and fish hooking his mouth.  It was a pretty good back and forth match.  Joe had Claudio up for the musclebuster when Nate Webb and Necro Butcher hit the ring.  Webb clipped Joe's knees and Joe went down.  Ace Steele and Adam Pearce come out and start fighting with Webb and Butcher all over the building.  The locker room comes out to help Joe to the back. It looks like ROH has the upperhand when Ace Steele and Adam Pearce powerbomb both Necro and Webb through chairs.  Then Super Dragon comes but and attacks them.  This brings out BJ Whitmer and an impromptu match starts.  Dragon works over Whitmer''s kneck.  Dragon sets up two tables and he was trying to hit Whitmer with the same move he hit him with in Philly (the reverse DVD).  Whitmer fights his way out of this twice and hits and exploder suplex through two tables on the floor and gets the pin.

Intermission. ROH returns to Cleveland Saturday July 29th at Gray's Armory.

Matt Sydal vs "Fallen Angel" Christopher Daniels.This was a return match from Dissension.  Daniels shakes Matt Sydal's hand abiding by the code of honor.  Overall it was a really good match.  Good back and forth action with some high flying moves from Matt Sydal.  Sydal is a great young talent and I think he could go far in ROH.  Daniels wins with the Angels Wings.  Post-match, Sydal goes to a camera and says that he will not let Daniels beat him a third time (at least I think that is what he said, he was a little out of earshot and didn't use a mic).

Title vs Title -Pure Wrestling Champion Nigel McGuinness vs ROH World Champ Brian Danielson.  Match wrestled under Pure rules.  Words do not do this match justice.  Nigel is one of the most underrated workers in the company.  He is a great textbook heel that you almost want to cheer for.  He was able to goad Danielson into hitting him with an open fist twice causing Danielson to lose his first rope break (after Danielson had caused McGuinness to use one).  Overall it was a good back and forth match.  McGuinness was able to get out of Cattle Mutilation after using all his rope breaks.  Finish came after McGuiness is knocked into the first row the crowd Danielson goes to the top and Dives into the front row (I don't know if he hit McGuinness or not).  McGuinness was able to get back to the ring before the 20 count.  However, McGuinness is not the new World Champion because the ROH belt cannot change hands on a count out.  Danielson asked for five more minutes but McGuinness left.

Tag Team Title Match - Alex Shelly and Jimmy Rave w/Daizee Haze vs Roderick Strong and Austin Aries.  Overall a great match.  Strong delivers some of the hardest chops I have ever heard live (and I have sat front row for matches involving both Benoit and Flair).  It was a good back and forth match with the Embassy (Shelly and Rave) Cutting off the ring and using heel double team maneuvers.  Funny spot came when Aries hit a home run.  He chopped Rave down into the corner so that he was seated.  Aries then tapped all four corners and did a running baseball slide into the seated Rave back in his own corner.  Strong got in the ring and called him safe.  Aries and Strong retain the titles after a hitting both half nelson back breaker by Strong and they 450 splash by Aries.

The Last Free Voice - May 1, 2006 05:46 PM (GMT)
Am I the only person who finds the Danielson/Nigel finish to be incredibly cheap?

dynamite kido - May 1, 2006 05:50 PM (GMT)
QUOTE (The Last Free Voice @ May 1 2006, 11:46 AM)
Am I the only person who finds the Danielson/Nigel finish to be incredibly cheap?

Yeah, it's cheap.............but it was one of the finishes that they actually could have done considering who Nigel was facing. In other words..........don't have the match then.

The Last Free Voice - May 1, 2006 05:55 PM (GMT)
Yeah.


And on a really really dumb note, DK, your uber-elipsies are really bothering me. Elipsies are three periods. That's all. I know I'm one to talk about horrible spelling, but grammar and punctuation always gets me. Just thought I'd get that out there. Please don't murder me.

whitemilesdavis - May 1, 2006 06:00 PM (GMT)
It's his trademark...............

And yes, you did just invite DK's wrath. Enjoy.



dynamite kido - May 1, 2006 06:02 PM (GMT)
QUOTE (The Last Free Voice @ May 1 2006, 11:55 AM)
Yeah.


And on a really really dumb note, DK, your uber-elipsies are really bothering me. Elipsies are three periods. That's all. I know I'm one to talk about horrible spelling, but grammar and punctuation always gets me. Just thought I'd get that out there. Please don't murder me.

It's my gimmick like WMD already said.

The murder stick is at home, so you'll be okay...............FOR NOW.

Honestly, the good spelling and grammar is usually saved for my screen writing. Not my message boarding.

The Last Free Voice - May 1, 2006 06:04 PM (GMT)
You screen write? That is incredibly cool. Scripting is so much harder (at least for me) than straight up prose.

dynamite kido - May 1, 2006 06:06 PM (GMT)
QUOTE (The Last Free Voice @ May 1 2006, 12:04 PM)
You screen write? That is incredibly cool. Scripting is so much harder (at least for me) than straight up prose.

yeah, i'm currently writing a horror film that I hope to have filmed and everything in the next year or so. HOPEFULLY..........

Screenwriting is harder than prose for me too, but after you get into it.......you'll hate writing in any other way.

The Last Free Voice - May 1, 2006 06:08 PM (GMT)
Good luck with that movie, dude. I've never tried writing a movie, but I was told that writing a comic script should include everything a movie script should, so I would think they're the same way. Suffice to say, I'm not very good at all.

dynamite kido - May 1, 2006 06:11 PM (GMT)
QUOTE (The Last Free Voice @ May 1 2006, 12:08 PM)
Good luck with that movie, dude. I've never tried writing a movie, but I was told that writing a comic script should include everything a movie script should, so I would think they're the same way. Suffice to say, I'm not very good at all.

Thanks. Hey, if you wanna do it, do it. I sucked horribly the first time I tried, but I kept to it. Hey, I wanna make films for a living..............so I had to choice.

If you ever decide to do it and need some help, I can definately recommend some books that helped me a great deal........or ask me, I might be able to help.

The Last Free Voice - May 1, 2006 06:15 PM (GMT)
Thanks, I'd greatly appreciate it. My biggest problem, which sadly is unique to the comics medium, is that I can't break down a story into panel by panel shots. I just know how the scene is going to go and what happens, but I just can't see it in panel form.

dynamite kido - May 1, 2006 06:17 PM (GMT)
QUOTE (The Last Free Voice @ May 1 2006, 12:15 PM)
Thanks, I'd greatly appreciate it. My biggest problem, which sadly is unique to the comics medium, is that I can't break down a story into panel by panel shots. I just know how the scene is going to go and what happens, but I just can't see it in panel form.

Well if you can see what is going on from scene to scene, then you could do it. I know it sucks, but you have to break it down. It's like storyboards for a script (which unfortunately is my least favorite part about doing screenwriting) and they suck, but you HAVE to do them.




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