ROH on HonorClub #2

ROH Unleashes Thrilling Card at Universal Studios

Orlando, Florida - February 24th, 2023: Ring of Honor (ROH) returned to the City Beautiful with a stacked card at the iconic Universal Studios arena, leaving fans in awe with its electric atmosphere and thrilling matches. The event, which was taped for broadcast on September 3rd, 2023, showcased some of the best talent from around the world.

The evening kicked off with Samoa Joe defending his ROH World Television Title against Tony Deppen. In a hard-hitting contest, Joe proved why he's one of the greatest wrestlers in the sport, utilizing his devastating powerslam to secure the win and retain the championship.

Next up was a six-man tag team match featuring Dalton Castle and The Boys (Brandon and Brent) taking on C4 and Marcus Kross. The action was fast-paced and chaotic, with all eight competitors getting their share of offense. In the end, The Boys emerged victorious, demonstrating their cohesion and teamwork to outmaneuver their opponents.

La Faccion Ingobernable, consisting of Dralistico and Rush, clashed with Spanish Announce Project (Angelico and Serpentico) in a tag team match. This bout was an exercise in high-flying chaos, as all four competitors showed off their aerial prowess. La Faccion Ingobernable's cunning teamwork ultimately paid dividends, allowing them to secure the win.

Trish Adora faced Billie Starkz in a singles match that showcased both women's technical grappling skills. Adora's superior strength and agility allowed her to gain the upper hand, leading to a decisive victory.

The Trustbusters (Ari Daivari and Slim J) battled Jake Crist and Man Scout in another tag team contest. This bout was marked by intense physicality, with both teams trading blows and near-falls. In the end, The Trustbusters' superior experience and cunning allowed them to emerge victorious.

Next up was a highly anticipated ROH Pure Title match between Wheeler Yuta and Timothy Thatcher. These two competitors engaged in a masterclass of technical grappling, with Yuta ultimately emerging victorious after a thrilling sequence of moves.

Aussie Open (Kyle Fletcher and Mark Davis) took on The Foundation (Rhett Titus and Tracy Williams) in the evening's penultimate match. This tag team contest was marked by high-flying action, as both teams showed off their aerial skills. In the end, Aussie Open's superior chemistry and teamwork allowed them to secure the win.

The main event saw Eddie Kingston face Ben Dejo in a singles match that showcased both men's rugged intensity. Kingston's experience and cunning ultimately proved too much for Dejo, leading to a decisive victory.

Finally, Athena challenged Willow Nightingale for the ROH Women's World Title. This bout was an exercise in pure athleticism, with both women showing off their incredible strength, speed, and agility. In the end, Athena emerged victorious after a thrilling sequence of moves, retaining her title reign.

This event marked another successful outing for Ring of Honor, showcasing its exceptional talent pool and ability to deliver exciting matches that leave fans hungry for more. For full results and highlights from this event, stay tuned to zohash.com!

Card Details

Date: 24 Feb 2023
Promotion: Ring Of Honor
Arena: Universal Studios
Type: TV-Show
Broadcast Type: Taped
Broadcast Date: 03 Sep 2023

Matches

Samoa Joe(C) defeat Tony Deppen in a ROH World Television Title Match
Dalton Castle and The Boys (Brandon and Brent) defeat C4 and Marcus Kross in a Six Man Tag Team Match
La Faccion Ingobernable (Dralistico and Rush) defeat Spanish Announce Project (Angelico and Serpentico) in a Tag Team Match
Trish Adora defeat Billie Starkz in a Singles Match
The Trustbusters (Ari Daivari and Slim J) defeat Jake Crist and Man Scout in a Tag Team Match
Wheeler Yuta(C) defeat Timothy Thatcher in a ROH Pure Title Match
Aussie Open (Kyle Fletcher and Mark Davis) defeat The Foundation (Rhett Titus and Tracy Williams) in a Tag Team Match
Eddie Kingston defeat Ben Dejo in a Singles Match
Athena(C) defeat Willow Nightingale in a ROH Women's World Title Match