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[CakeWalker]

Val Vliet would also reveal the intention of bringing the NWA World Junior Heavyweight Championship at the first show of 2022, and depending on interest some qualifiers may feature on other promotion's programming.

If any of you folks have any of your talent you want to include in the tournament for this belt - make sure to drop me a message.

 

[CakeWalker]

 

[CakeWalker]

- Dynamite is banked

 

[CakeWalker]

- Fourth will be taking a booking hiatus, until further notice - so I will be booking TNA in his absence [this week's show will be his own work though]

 

[Comrade Khan]

- Fourth will be taking a booking hiatus, until further notice - so I will be booking TNA in his absence [this week's show will be his own work though]

if you need help, just holla. im sure smark can help too.

 

[Smart Marx]

Even though I’m having a busy week with Elite, I’m happy to help with TNA as well.

I’m about 85% done. Just a hard week right after a PPV. Should have week 4 quicker since I have a week after this.

 

[CakeWalker]

Fortunately I know most of the direction of TNA - so I reckon I will be able to handle it- But just like AAA and NWA, if you want synergy just jolla

 

[Smart Marx]

Fortunately I know most of the direction of TNA - so I reckon I will be able to handle it- But just like AAA and NWA, if you want synergy just jolla

Well, we do have a joint PPV in 4 or weeks together.

So we should start planning that soon.

 

[CakeWalker]

- Friday Night Firefight banked

 

[CakeWalker]

 

[CakeWalker]

 

[CakeWalker]

Episode Three

- The third episode of ROH: Elite would take place at the Crisler Center, Ann Arbor, Michigan. Don Callis would go on to make the point that Honor Reigns Supreme had proven to be a massively successful PPV over the weekend, but that he had every expectation that tonight’s show could prove to be just as good if not better with Striker and Schiavone seeming to find no reason to disagree with the statement with the promotion having left Ohio and moved north. Striker would go on to reveal that next week’s show would take place across the border in Canada at the Scotiabank Arena, Toronto.

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- The camera would cut to the ring where the Bullet Club were present (Karl Anderson, Doc Gallows, Jay White, Chris Bey, Chase Owens & Bad Luck Fale), with members decked out in their wrestling apparel never being ones to miss out on merchandise sales. The Good Brothers would talk highly of themselves about being back home where they belonged within the Bullet Club, and they had remained the TNA World Tag Team Champions although would make it clear that losing the belts had never really been an option and anyone that had thought otherwise had been foolish in doubting them.

- Karl Anderson would go to address the elephant in the room. Why had they switched sides and left the Elite? He would then go on to ask a direct question to Adam Cole - asking him if he remembered the day he had officially joined The Elite. Everyone had been standing in the ring, and Adam had gone around and thanked everyone in the ring, but chose to ignore himself and Doc as if they weren’t even there. This was something that the pair of them had never forgotten, and yet it was the Good Brothers that had stuck with Adam, with the Young Bucks and Kenny Omega nowhere to be seen anymore. They had turned their back on the Elite choosing themselves over the majority, but the Good Brothers had remained loyal. Loyal to the truth and the truth had always been the Bullet Club. The Elite was nothing more than a subgroup of the great body that was The Bullet Club. Anderson would make it clear that Adam Cole, just like the sniveling turncoat Cody Rhodes had failed to understand what 4-life meant and promised that they would teach them exactly what it meant to be Bullet Club 4-life.

- Out from the back Cody Rhodes would emerge and begin to speak over Anderson. Cody would make it clear that the only reason he had left the Elite was because he had been pushed out of the group by Matt and Nick almost as soon as they had finished riding his coattails to get a foot through the door and steal a VP position when AEW had been created. Rhodes would make that point that he had always been elite and would explain that when he had said he was going to kill the monster he had created, as he had intended to take back the version of the Elite that Kenny and the Bucks had tarnished and instead mold into in in a perfect image alongside Adam Cole as they would finally put a bullet in the slowly rotting corpse that was the Bullet Club that had lost all meaning when he and Cole and the rest of the Elite had abandoned Japan to make real money right here in America.

- Jay White would then step in front of the Good Brothers and make it clear that Cody Rhodes was nothing more than an ingrate who had forgotten who the hell he was, and had claimed no further glory of any worth during all of his tenure with AEW. White would remind Cody that he was the man who had single-handedly sold out MSG, and that the Bullet Club had never needed Cody in order to relevant and that he was only been invited back into the club to stand in the back rows and make up the numbers when Chase Owens was taking a nap or Fale was eating his lunch. He was a bonus character, an NPC who brought nothing of any value to the table. He would go on to challenge Cody and his new best friend Adam Cole to a tag team match, in tonight’s main-event contest.

- Adam Cole would emerge from the back and stand by Cody’s side and remind Jay that he had only just beaten him at Honor Reigns Supreme on Saturday night and by doing so had earn a future title shot at the world title, but that if Jay White wanted to be left embarrassed once again than he and Cody were more than happy to oblige. Before anything else could be said reDRagon would slide into the ring and blindside Jay in a double team attack, with the Good Brothers being quick to come to Jay’s aid, whilst Owens and Fale would seem to drop back and seem not wanting to get involved in the brawl. Cole and Cody would join in the action and pulls Chris Bey from out of the ring, before tossing him square into the steel steps as the House of Torture who had been standing at ringside would end up chasing Cody and Cole from Bey, but in a similar fashion to Fale and Owens showed no intention of helping the Good Brothers and White as they continued to battle with KOR and Fish.

- The segment would end with the lights going out only for the lights to come back on and ‘The Villain' Marty Scurll would be choking Jay White with his umbrella as reDRagon continued to battle with Anderson and Gallows. Scurll with microphone in hand would remind White that they had unfinished business that was meant to take place at Supercard of Honor XIV, but that White would be the first stop of his redemption tour now that he had returned from the darkness.

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- Moose would barge into Scott D’Amore’s office unannounced and demand that he be granted a rematch with Josh Alexander tonight with the TNA World Title on the line making it clear that Alexander had only won the match because the referee had misinterpreted him scrabbling towards the ropes for him tapping out and that he never should have lost the match at Honor Reigns Supreme. D’Amore would make it clear and that his hands were tied, especially considering that he was not the authority figure regarding the TNA title and that Alexander didn’t have the same contractual agreements that Moose had held - and that as it stood PAC was the next in line for a shot due to him having cashed in ‘Option C’ to challenge for the belt at Destination-X. Moose would rage out and make it clear that D’Amore had been against him from the start and that if he wasn’t going to give him his contract rematch then he would be attending Impact this Thursday to demand what was his.

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Finish: The Lucha Brothers would have come out to ring without Alex Abrahantes and the pair would noticeably look confused during their entrance. The match itself would be a fairly even contest, with both teams showing themselves as really potential candidates for future title shot, which wasn’t surprising considering the challenge that the Lucha Bros had against the Briscoes during the weekend’s PPV.

The match would be soured, when Konnan and LAX would appear on the HonorTron with a tied up Abrahantes in the parking lot with a tire iron pressed against his throat and with fear in his eyes. Konnan would make it clear that they had given the brothers a week to decide and they had not been given an answer. During this confusion, Juice would blow Fenix without the referee spotting it and roll over Fenix - as David Finlay would look on in dismay. With Konnan still on the screen he would comment that this is what happens when you don’t have Familia watching your back.

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- A banged up Jay White would return to the BC Clubhouse and would ask the likes of Fale, Owens and the House of Torture what on earth they been doing earlier and why they had’t fallen in line and come to his and the Good Brothers aid.
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- Fale would step up and explain to Jay exactly how he felt and ask what on earth made him think that bringing Cody back into the fold had been a good idea in the first place and why he, like so many other members of the club, hadn't even been consulted. Fale would remind Jay that he was an original member of the club and he deserved to be given the respect that came with his status. He would go on to remind Jay that it had been Cody who had been the architect of the original civil war that had seen the Elite depart the group and everyone knew that Cody and Cole had always been as thick as thieves and for long time had even considered themselves as the co-leaders of the US Chapter of the club when they had both previously been in ROH - and he just didn’t understand what was going through White’s mind to making these sort of decisions.

- Chase would also speak up and make it clear that he might not have been in the Bullet Club as long as Fale, Tama or Karl but since his very first day in the club he had also had Fale back and that apart from Yujiro he was one of the longest members of the club and that he and Fale had never deviated from the path and would continue to hold down business for the club - they that things were going to have to put everything only hold until things with Tama and Tanga were resolved.

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- A Moment of Bliss feature would take place with Jamie Hayter as Alexa’s guest having been the woman to win the Survival of the Fittest and had earned herself a future match with Mandy Rose. Bliss would make it clear that she had very much wanted to win the match - but that she was Hayter had been the one that had earned the shot when she had been eliminated from the contest and would comment that this had occurred because some people were incapable of dealing with the fact that they had been eliminated from the contest and mention that her back was still sore from the illegal attack that Havok had dished out to her following the monster’s elimination.

- Hayter would go on to make it clear that she had enjoyed working alongside Britt Baker, but that she was no longer a sidekick with the role of helping a champion hold on to their prize. Hayter would make it clear that she was aware that Mandy had backup and that if the full complement of Toxic Attraction were into intended to get involved in her business then she would would make a point that Las Sicarias had tried the same thing at the pay per view and that had backfired because she had friends like Rebel that she could rely on and she would continue to prove just how dangerous she was when she took on Alize later on tonight.

- With their ears burning, Toxic Attraction would emerge from the back and slowly make their way to stand opposite Alexa and Jamie on the entrance stage. Mandy would make it clear that they weren’t just Toxic Attraction - but they were now THE ATTRACTION when it came to Ring of Honor if not the entire wrestling world. She would make it clear that they had set their sights on a goal and on the first time of asking as a trio they had achieved it. They stood as the combined NXT and ROH women’s champions and there was nothing that could stop them and that none of her haters stood a chance against her, and that Jamie could step up anytime she wanted because the result would always be the same. An easy W to her name after quick one, two, three - and would make it clear that she was the new measuring stick amongst the Women of Honor.

- Bliss would interject and make it clear that Mandy was rude as ever, but make a point at how cute it was that Mandy was proud of herself for winning title gold - but that she herself was a five time champion and that the Bliss Effect was worth a lot more than any form of toxicity - and that without an invitation Mandy and her cronies were now free to return to the back because this was her and Jamie’s time in the ring. Mandy would respond that there was no need to be rude, and that she hadn’t realized she was intruding and that she was more than happy to head back to their private lounge and bask in the glory of being the current champions.

- As Toxic Attraction would exit the ring, Havok would slide into the ring and proceed to grab hold of Hayter and toss her out of her chair before grabbing hold of Alex and tossing her face first into the HonorTron causing her to rebound off and holding her face clearly in discomfort. Hayter would get back to her feet and stand face to face with Havok, before the monster would smile as she would slowly back away as Jamie would check if Alexa was alright.

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- FinnJuice are standing in the interview area as they are being questioned by Quinn McKay in regards to the controversial win over the Lucha Brothers and if the rumors regarding a departure to TNA had any validity. Juice would make it clear that he was unaware if David had come to any agreement - but that currently his sole focus was right here in Ring of Honor and he doesn’t understand why anyone would care about the manner in which he had claimed the victory, because a win is a win and that is all that anybody is going to remember. Finlay would make it clear that he didn’t understand what had gotten into Juice, with Robinson making it clear that he was handling business and earning them a place under the spotlight and that it was time David started pulling his own weight and realized what was needed to make a name for himself in ROH.

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Finish: In a contest where Gordon was clearly motivated to claim a win over Owens, considering the manner in which Chase had played an instrumental part in his lose to Tajiri the match would serve as a perfect opportunity for Gordon to claim some revenge with the win being claimed when he would connect with the 450 Splash proving he was capable of claiming the victory without needing to bend the rules to his advantage.

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- The Lucha Brothers would head out to the parking lot where they would have a standing confrontation with Konnan and LAX, with a trussed up Abrahantes in plain view behind the mass of LAX bodies. Konnan would make it clear that Penta and Fenix need to choose their colors or the only color they would be wearing would be the red of their own blood and that if they were feeling froggy they better jump.

- Fenix would make the point that after Saturday night, surely Konnan had expected them to come out alone and as he would gesture behind LAX - Konnan would turn to see Mark and Jay standing behind them with the Briscoe Brothers looking noticeably pissed off which wasn’t surprising considering the manner in which they had been attacked post-match following their successful defend of the ROH tag team titles on the weekend.

- This would lead to an brawl taking place before LAX would get outmanned and be tossed head first into a nearby tractor trailer with their shirts and colors being ripped in the process - as the Briscoes would chase after Konnan as Rey and Pentagon would until Abrahantes and check on his welfare as the cameras would return to the ring.

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- Seth Rollins would be in the ring where he would cut a promo to the Ann Arbor crowd. Seth would remind everyone that he is a true visionary and that he has seen the future of ROH and seen who the best in the world is - but that in none of his visions is CM Punk ever the guy. Rollins would make it clear that he had Lashley defeated last week, but of course Punk had stuck his nose where it hadn’t belonged and like a jealous little baby he had shown just how unprofessional he was that had led to him distracting him and preventing him from claiming the victory that had rightfully been his. Seth would make it clear that when the odds weren’t stacked against him and he was allowed to wrestle cleanly he was the certified best wrestler in the ring and the great speaker on the mike and that comparison between himself and CM Punk were just laughable.

- Punk’s theme would begin to play as he would make his way down to the ring with the clear intention of confronting Rollins. Punk would make it clear that he had got involved last week, because Seth had gone around breaking every single rule in the book and that cheating was something that wasn’t seen as acceptable in Ring of Honor before making it clear that Rollins should get a good view of hs match next week and suggest that he even make notes on how the best in the world performed when they competed in the ring.

- Seth would suggest that Punk get in the ring with the man he had been so desperate to help last week - Bobby Lashley. So he could show everyone exactly how it was done, unless of course he was scared that the Almighty would break him. Punk would make it clear that he wasn’t scared of anyone, nor did he need to cheat or bend the rules or require back up in order to get the job done. Unlike Seth he didn’t need to rely on the likes of the Shield or AOP or Buddy Matthews in order to get the job done and would make it clear that he wanted Seth to have a front row seat so he witnessed just exactly what he was capable of. Seth would feign a cheap attack at Punk, but it was clear his adversary had been expecting it as Rollins would just wag his finger and smile as he would roll out of the ring and make his exit to the back.

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- Flip Gordon would be speaking with Ian Riccaboni backstage and make it clear that he was very much relieved that he had manage to exact some revenge over Chase after having been robbed of what would have been a career defining win of Tajiri, but would make it clear that he didn’t understand the reason for Owens’ involvement and would make it clear that he hadn’t talked to a member of the Elite in months.

- Bad Luck Fale would interrupt and question Flip how ‘The Villain’ was doing, only for Flip to respond that ‘The Villain’ wasn’t even real which would annoy Fale who would make the point that it had been Scurll who had attacked Jay White at HRS, only for Gordon to quite adamantly claim that his psychiatrist had told that ‘The Villain’ was just a figment of his own imagination. Fale would look visibly annoyed and make it clear that that boogeyman were real - but that he was looking right at one in the Rogue General and that next week he was going to take on Flip Gordon and beat the truth out of him one way or another.

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Finish: In a fairly entertaining contest, when Las Sicarias looked slightly on the back foot Miranda Alize would come out from the back with the intention of aiding her allies only for Tegan Nox to jump the rail and make her debut by holding Alize back as Dakota would pick up the win by nailing Diamante with a Yakuza Kick.

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- Josh Alexander is real very pleased with himself with the TNA World Heavyweight Title in his possession for the second time in his career as he standing backstage with Quinn McKay making it quite clear that he is extremely pleased to be the champion longer than a couple of minutes - but as is common for so many champion there is no rest for him as in five days time he will defending the title for the very first time when he takes on PAC at Destination-X. Alexander would make it clear that he had heard about Moose complaining about not getting a rematch, and would make it clear that he wouldn’t be an obstacle in Moose’s path - but that he understood a decision of this nature would have to be made by TNA’s General Manager Rockstar Spud.

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- Jonathan Gresham would come out from the back with his ROH World Championship in his grasp and make it clear that his ‘Open Challenge Tour’ in which he would continue to prove himself against any former ROH Champions under contract or not - and that he would kindly request another challenge to walk out from the back and offer them a chance to do battle with the kingpin of The .Foundation. Gresham’s call would be answered by Low Ki, as Matt Striker would be very excited in informing the fans at home that Low Ki was the very first world champion in the company’s history.

Finish: Gresham and Low Ki would feature in a great contest, with Low Ki offering a throwback to twenty years ago but showing he was still able to tangle with the modern youth of today and it was clear that the fans were enthralled with the spectacle they were witnessing so the fans would be left massively disappointed as Homicide would jump into the ring and proceed to grab hold of Gresham and start stabbing him in the head with a fork to the head right in front of the referee who would call for an immediate disqualification for a blatant breaking of the rules. Whilst the bell was still being rung, Homicide would grab hold of Gresham and lay him out with the Gringo Killa.

- Homicide would grab a microphone and remind that Violence Unlimited had a vendetta to settle with the Foundation, but with the chips down on the table and the various shakeups that had taken place he had found himself as alone, that didn’t mean that his violence within him had become limited. Before anything else could be said, the entirety of The Foundation would spill out from the back as they would come to Gresham aid but without actually getting into a physical altercation with Homicide as they would stand in front of Gresham preventing a further attack.

- Homicide would continue to talk and that after Final Battle had left ROH briefly and spend some time in the indies in particularly MLW where he had made from new friends in Slice Boogie and Danny Rivera - with the duo sliding into the ring and squaring up with Woods, Titus and Lethal squaring up to the trio (with Tracy Williams still absent during the injuries he had sustained at the hands of Killer Kross) before in a snap a fight would breakout between all six men, with Gresham still laid out on the floor.

- After what had been a fairly even fight, Hernandez would emerge from the back making his debut and giving Homicide and co. an advantage as he would grab hold of Jay Lethal and would leave everyone in complete shock as he would eject Jay Lethal straight over the ropes and out onto the floor below with a brutal Border Toss that was so nasty, that Rhett and Woods would instantly disengage to check on the welfare on Lethal’s welfare. As Hernandez and Homicide would embrace each other, Homicide would pick up the microphone once more.

- Homicide would send a direct message to Konnan and wonder why he had never reached out to 5150 when he had first come to Ring of Honor and decided to introduce LAX to a new market. He questioned why he had tossed them to the side in exchange for the milk toast Jericho fans boys, who were the furthest thing from being proud or powerful. Homicide would then point towards Hernandez, making the point that Super Mex had the ability to be able to toss one man from one country and into another in just one movement and yet Konnan showed no interest in calling him up, not in Impact, not in MLW and not in ROH. And would question if Konnan's judgment had started to fall in quality in his latter years of his life. He would then highlight Low Ki as a human Rottweiler who had been forced to pick up the scraps and for years had no one looking out from him or signing him to a major contract and that was nothing short of dogshit management decisions considering Low Ki was the original ROH World Champion.

- Homicide would end the promo by pointing to himself and Low Ki and make it clear that it was time for the original to take back the familia alongside with Super Mex and 5150 and that they would bring glory back to Ring of Honor and that violence would be guaranteed.

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- Chelsea Green and Robert Stone would end up running into D’Amore backstage, with Stone demanding to know why Chelsea 4:69 hadn’t been involved in the Survival of the Fittest match, and that as the hottest free agent in wrestling today that her exclusion had been an obvious mistake. Scott D’Armour would make it clear that her free agent status was precisely the issue and that as her agent Stone as of yet had failed to lock Chelsea into a deal with ROH and that a contract was signed Green would be unable to compete. As D’Armore would depart, Chelsea would make it clear that she was going to have to start considering new options if Stone didn’t sort out her contract soon.

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Finish: Dakota and Raquel would join the commentary team for the match, claiming they were present as a neutral party and that they were present to keep an eye out for Las Sicarias from trying to change the outcome of the contest. Rather than interfering in the contest itself, Diamante and Ivelisse would pair from behind with a fight breaking out at the commentary desk.

This would lead to Toxic Attraction coming out from the back, and the trio would be enough of distraction for Hayter that would allow for Alize to claim a cheap victory by nailing Hayter in the head with a knuckle duster unsighted by the referee before rolling up Hayter for a shock win - with Toxic Attraction looking incredibly pleased with themselves following the result.

Rok-C would emerge from the back and proceed to start attacking Mandy, only for Gigi and Jacy to intervene and come to their leader's aid only to have all three members of Toxic Attraction chased away by the former women’s tag team The Hex. In the confusion, Rok-C would be blindsided by Alize with a Spear with Miranda standing tall by herself after all the chaos that had taken place during and in the aftermath of the contest and look incredibly strong because of it.

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- We would find ourselves backstage with Tenille Dashwood and Madison Rayne with the pair sitting on a very comfortable looking leather couch with posters behind them of themselves front and center. Tenille would make it clear that first Alexa had stolen Madison shot in the Survival of the Fittest match and now she had stolen their talk show concept and the cheap imitations that Alexa was deploying was cheap, rude and nasty.

- Madison would then say she had a gift for Tenille, and Tenille would act shocked as if she hadn’t been expecting anything. She would reveal that she and Kaleb had dined with Scott D’Amore and convinced him to set up a match next week between Tenille and Alexa. Tenille would make it clear that Alexa would be best to rest up, especially after the punishment she had received from Havok because she was in no interest in hearing excuses from Alexa next week as she would no doubt want to make the situation all about her when she would inadvertently lose the contest next week.

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Finish: The Dark Order would make their first defense of the NWA titles during a ROH show, with Sanity proving to be comprehensive opponents and putting on a decent account of themselves - but it would be the Dark Order who would claim the victory as the duo would nail Wolfe with the Fatality (Gory Bomb Diving Cutter combination) to pick up the win and retain the belts with the Code of Honor be adhered to following the contest.

- Following the contest, Violent by Design would appear on the HonorTron and Eric Young would tell Sanity that he feels their plight, but that Wolfe and Dain had never been part of his final design. EY would make it clear that if the pair had any quandaries about their lack of vision and family unity, then perhaps they should seek “him” out in the reformed AWA. Young would make it clear that his family was perfectly sane, but that they did enjoy gold and violence.

- The Tron would start to flicker before turning off and the light in the arena going out. As they would turn back on VBD would be standing behind the Dark Order, and 10 (Preston Vance) would be quick to enter the ring as he would stare down Doering, before Evil Uno would instruct 10 and Grayson to exit the ring. VBD would proceed to start attack Sanity, who would do their best to defend themselves but it would take the sudden involvement from Madman Fulton to even the odds that would lead to a tactical retreat by Violent By Design with the commentary team left wondering if Fulton was aligning himself with Sanity on a more permanent basis.

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- Killer Kross and Scarlett Bordeaux would feature in a sit down studio interview with Ian Riccaboni. They would discuss his whirlwind debut in Ring of Honor in which he had gone on to defeat a stalwart of the company in Rhett Titus and claimed the ROH World Television Championship on his very first PPV with the promotion. Kross would make it clear that he was going to become the new foundation and that he would do what was needed in order to pave over the old foundation. He would make it clear that he had asked for an actual match with Tracy Williams and that once he had mowed through him, he wanted a shot at Woods and the Pure Championship.

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Finish: The contest between both top tier teams would prove to be a marvelous contest, although the ending would be a dirty affair as Bey would feign an injury that would distract the referee allowing for a masked man to enter into the ring and slam a trash can bin over Cody’s head before Bey would inform the referee he was fine and proceed to nail Cody with the Beymouser to claim the contest.

- As the bell was being run the masked man who had been wearing a flannel shirt topped with a leather vest would proceed to drag Cody up and nail him with an Inverted double underhook facebuster, as Jay White would proceed to nail a confused looking Cole with the Blade Runner. The masked men would then pull off his mask, to reveal himself as Juice Robison before scooping Cody back up only to lay him out with a Sit Out Burning Hammer, as Jay White would reach for a microphone.

- White would make it clear that he had been calling out Cole ever since NJPW Strong’s Nemesis event and remind Adam that this was still his era ‘baybay’ with Jay showing no respect in the manner in which he was openly mocking his foe. He would make it clear that if people were going to question his choices, he was making a decision right now that was going to make the Bullet Club stronger than ever and that he newest member who would be join the Clubhouse would be Hard Rock Juice Robinson - because quite simply the Bullet Club was ‘too sweet’.

- The Guerrillas of Destiny would appear on the HonorTron and make it clear that they were still attending to business in California in regards to what was left of the Bullet Club in Jew Japan - but once they were done they would be back in ROH and there would be a summit to decide whose side everyone with the Bullet Club was on. Tanga Loa would speak up for his brother and make it clear that he hoped everyone in the club made the right choice or they would end up like EVIL who was still clinging on to a delusion that he was BC 4-life when really he was one foot in the graveyard. Tama Tonga would end the message and bring the show to a conclusion by making it clear that Jay White and anyone who took his side would see what happens when you cross G.O.D.​

 

[Comrade Khan]

sweet time to read thangs! POST ALL THE SHOWS

 

[Comrade Khan]

Opening segment and reveal of Marty with The Elite is a nice touch

 

[Comrade Khan]

LAX vs Lucha Bros is nice