ROH Death Before Dishonor - July 21, 2023

[Hoss]

Beautiful chaos to end that match. Aussies are great, I hope they're more active on ROH than Lucha Bros apparently have been.

 

[Hoss]

Very wild how low key Leon Ruff has been since leaving WWE

 

[Hoss]

6 man title match was pretty decent ultimately

 

[Hoss]

The fight without honor was the best match so far I think. Sorta question having The Righteous lose that one though.

 

[Hoss]

World Title match once again I'd say was decent but I wasn't too blown away despite who was in it

 

[Hoss]

Women's Title match was good shit. Not too surprising my favorite matches from this show were the ones with a little more history behind them.

 

[Hoss]

As a whole this PPV felt very missable though, I hate to say. No big momentous things happened. Most titles were retained, and in the case of Joe and Claudio, the endings were flat and dissatisfying. Basically a holding pattern show.

 

[Hoss]

There was an opportunity I feel like to at least put over The Kingdom and The Righteous (and Dalton to a lesser extent since I think Joe winning was kinda inevitable) to show that the "ROH guys" can be more of a factor, but that also didn't happen.

 

[Hoss]

Fine show, just doesn't really make me feel like I need to be watching ROH

 

[Canadian Dragon]

don't think I feel as strongly as you do but some fair and respectable points there. I would have liked to see at least one other title change hands

 

[Hoss]

Eh, the takes probably aren't as strong as they may seem

 

[Hoss]

Don't think the show was bad at all, certainly from an action standpoint there was plenty of good. Just feel like mostly everything that happened is gonna be entirely forgettable.

 

[Canadian Dragon]

bro

 

[Hoss]

Boiled down every TNA meme promo into one tirade

 

[Canadian Dragon]

Boiled down every TNA meme promo into one tirade

the gysi into steiner math was a masterclass lmao