RING OF HONOR ON HDNET TV REPORT
By Sean Ryan on 2009-10-30 10:24:08
ROH on HDNet Report for October 26, 2009
We begin with a look back at last week’s episode of Ring of Honor on HDNet where
Jerry Lynn took a devastating spike piledriver from Kenny King with the help of
Rhett Titus. Lynn was carried to the back by medical staff and officials.
We are live to tape from The Arena in Philadelphia, PA and your announcers are
Mike Hodgewood and Dave Prazak.
ROH World Champion Austin Aries and Kenny King make their way to the ring. Aries
has a microphone. Aries reminds the crowd of last week’s self-proclaimed epic
match against Bryan Danielson. Despite beating Danielson, Aries claims that this
does not make him the new best wrestler in the world. Instead, it further proves
that he is the greatest man who ever lived. Greatness cannot be taken away, and
greatness can also be found in Kenny King. King says that he put Jerry Lynn out
to pasture like he was Old Yeller. The “unretireable†Lynn is nowhere to be
found. Now everyone wants to be the king, but there’s only one Kenny King. Tyler
Black’s music hits and he makes his way down the entrance ramp with a mic. Black
says the locker room does look at King. They look at him in disgust. Black
decides to take a page out of Aries’ book. Tonight, he’s going to have an
“Everyone Wants To Kick Kenny King’s Ass†lottery to find King an opponent.
Black has a hat, and he has a name. Black pulls out Eddie Kingston’s name. King
is not happy.
Mike Hodgewood points out that Kingston is in the enviable position of fighting
one of the most unpopular people in The Arena, Kenny King. Hodgewood says that
they have another big announcement. Dave Prazak announces that at Glory By Honor
VIII, Jim Cornette debuted as the new executive producer of ROH on HDNet. He
will appear in the coming weeks.
Match Number One: Four Corner Survival - Sonjay Dutt versus Delirious versus
Necro Butcher versus Joey Ryan (w/ Prince Nana and Dirty Ernie Osiris)
Before the match begins, we are reminded of Delirious’ ongoing issues with Dutt
over his disrespect of Daizee Haze, as well as Necro’s problems with the
Embassy.
Ryan attempts to attack Necro as he enters the ring, but Necro is not fazed.
Necro chases Ryan around the ring while Dutt and Delirious exchange punches
inside the ring. Ryan with a superkick to Necro that sends him into the crowd.
Delirious with a leg lariat to Dutt. Prince Nana trips Delirious, allowing Ryan
to hold him from the ring apron while Dutt charges. Delirious moves and Ryan is
sent to the floor. Dutt takes a jumping clothesline. Delirious with a flip
senton from the top rope to the floor on Dutt and Ryan. Delirious throws Dutt
back into the ring but Dutt drops Delirious’ neck over the top rope, and Ryan
pulls him down. Necro pulls the floor mat from under Ryan. Necro with a punch to
the face of Dutt as he attempts a suicide dive. Necro attempts to enter the ring
but is stopped by Ryan, while Dutt gives Necro a sunset flip powerbomb to the
floor. Dutt brings Delirious into the ring. Delirious with a reverse atomic drop
and some chops, but Ryan attacks Delirious from behind. Ryan and Dutt kick
Delirious in the corner. Delirious tries to fight them off but takes a dropkick
from Ryan. Dutt with a cover while Ryan showboats. Delirious is back in the
corner taking punches from each man. Ryan with a running forearm to Delirious,
but Dutt with a roll-up attempt on Ryan. Ryan kicks out and attempts one on Dutt,
who kicks out as well. Dutt and Ryan continue to double team Delirious, but
Necro is crawling into the ring. Necro slams Dutt’s and Ryan’s heads together,
and throws punches at both. Necro clotheslines Dutt out of the ring, catches a
Ryan superkick, and answers it with a tigerdriver. Dutt breaks up the pin at 2.
Sonjay with a pendulum kick in the corner to Necro. Necro is draped over the
middle rope and Dutt with a leg drop to the back of his neck. Dutt with a
springboard dropkick to Ryan. Dutt to the top rope, but is met with Necro knees
on the way down. Delirious is back in the ring and delivers a Panic Attack to
Dutt in the corner. Necro with a flipping senton off the apron to Ryan on the
outside. Delirious with Shadows Over Hell on Dutt and it is enough for the 3
count.
Winner: Delirious
Promo with the Skullkrusher Rasche Brown and a semi-truck. He talks of an
encounter with a truck like that that resulted in some scars for him, and a trip
to the graveyard for the truck. Brown says he hates everything. He says there’s
nothing better in life than to hurt a man and watch him squeal. He is the
Skullkrusher Rasche Brown, and pain is coming! He will debut in 2 weeks.
Kyle Durden is backstage with Eddie Kingston to talk about his match with Kenny
King. Kingston says that he should be happy to get his hands on King, but
everyone knows he would rather get his hands on Chris Hero. But his hatred for
Hero will be taken out on King. King hurt Lynn, a man Kingston considers a
legend in this business, and he will pay for that too.
In 2 weeks it will be the team of Roderick Strong and Bryan Danielson against
ROH World Tag Team Champions, The American Wolves, Davey Richards and Eddie
Edwards.
With Danielson on his way out of the company, we take a look back at some of his
greatest moments in ROH. We begin here with number 5. Danielson remembers a
match against Austin Aries at Testing The Limit back in 2004, and highlights are
shown. It was a 2 out of 3 falls match and each fall had a 60 minute time limit.
The match ended up going over 70 minutes, Danielson’s longest of his career.
Danielson recalls how much fun it was to just go out there and do whatever they
wanted for as long as they wanted.
Match Number Two: D’lo Brown versus Brent Albright
Brown is shown backstage earlier in the day being asked about his thoughts on
the Jerry Lynn injury. Brown refuses to answer here, but instead directs fans to
his twitter (/dlobrown75) for his feelings on Lynn.
They shake hands, but Brown attempts to pull Albright in for a clothesline.
Albright ducks and gets Brown with a backslide pin attempt for a 1 count.
Albright with a small package and school boy, also for a 1 count each. Brown is
frustrated and tries to leave, but Albright grabs Brown and sends him hard into
the barricade. Albright with a punch and throws Brown into another barricade. He
tries for a third barricade, but Brown reverses and sends Albright into one.
Brown with a vertical suplex on the floor. He brings Albright back into the
ring. The men exchange punches until Brown goes to the eyes. Brown with a scoop
slam and knee drop for a 2 count. Brown tries for a lariat to a seated Albright,
but Albright catches him with a crucifix pin for 2. Brown with a shining wizard.
Brown sends Albright back to the floor. Brown jumps off the ring apron towards
Albright, but Albright moves and Brown hits the barricade. Albright with an
exploder suplex on the floor. Albright is back in the ring, pumps up the fans,
and hits Brown with a suicide dive. Albright rips Brown’s shirt off. They
exchange punches on the floor, and Brown gets the advantage. Brown climbs to the
top rope and jumps on Albright who was still standing outside on the floor.
Brown brings Albright into the ring at a count of 13. Brown removes his elbow
pad and prepares for an elbow strike. Albright stops him and hits a uranage.
Albright is fired up and hits Brown with a flurry of punches, a couple of
clotheslines, and an elbow. Brown reverses an Irish Whip, but Albright ducks a
clothesline and hits a snap powerslam for a 2 count. Albright throws Brown into
the corner, but Brown with a knee to his face. Brown with a moonsault off the
second rope for 2. They exchange some punches before Albright hits a DDT for 2.
Albright to the top rope, hits Brown with a crossbody, but Brown rolls through
for a 2 count. Brown with a big lariat. Brown with a powerbomb for 2, which
Albright then rolls into a Crowbar submission. Brown tries to flail out of it
but fails. Brown has to tap.
Winner: Brent Albright
We go backstage to Kyle Durden, who is with Colt Cabana. Cabana will be fighting
Nigel McGuinness next week in the main event. Cabana talks about how big of a
fan he is of Spiderman and the ROH on HDNet show, and how excited he is to be a
part of the main event. He tells McGuinness to be ready.
Match Number Three: Kenny King versus Eddie Kingston
They slap hands at the start. King leapfrogs over Kingston and bails out of the
ring. They lock up and King is backed into the corner. Kingston lets King out.
King dodges Kingston, and Kingston is frustrated. They lock up and King is
backed into the corner again, and this time King nails Kingston with a punch as
the referee separates them. King rolls to the outside once again, but he is
followed by Kingston this time. Kingston throws King into the barricade not one,
not two, not even three, but four times. Kingston brings King back into the
ring. Kingston with an overhead belly to belly suplex. Kingston with some chops
in the corner. King hits a chop of his own, but then takes a harder one from
Kingston. Kingston with a vertical suplex for a 2 count. King tries to fight to
his feet but Kingston with an elbow to the back. Kingston with a chop as King
pleads for mercy. King reverses an Irish whip but takes a kick to the chest.
Kingston charges at King but King ducks and pulls down the top rope, sending
Kingston to the floor. King with some punches and slams Kingston’s head against
the barricade. King throws Kingston into another barricade and then slams his
head into it as well. King brings Kingston back into the ring and gloats to the
camera. King with a vertical suplex rolled into a mount with some forearms. King
with a pin for a 1 count. King gets Kingston in a chinlock. Kingston fights to
his feet but takes a spinebuster from King for a 2 count. The men trade slaps
until King hits an elbow and clothesline. Kingston doesn’t know where he is.
King goes for an Irish whip but Kingston reverses it into a sambo suplex. Both
men are down. King is to his feet first, but Kingston knocks King back down with
three chops. Kingston with an exploder suplex. Kingston with a big lariat for 2.
Kingston calls for the backfist but King pulls referee Paul Turner in the way.
Kingston is able to stop himself, but this allows King to hit the Royal Flush
for a 2 count. Kingston catches a King kick, but is hit with another kick to the
head. King snaps Kingston’s neck over the top rope as he jumps to the floor.
King with a springboard but is caught and hit with an exploder. Kingston with a
running forearm to a seated King for a 2 count. Kingston with a backdrop driver,
but Chris Hero runs to the ring and distracts Kingston. King back to his feet
and hits the distracted Kingston with a jumping double knee strike to the back.
King hits the Coronation for the 3 count.
Winner: Kenny King
We are reminded of the Strong and Danielson versus The American Wolves tag match
main event in 2 weeks, as well as the Colt Cabana versus Nigel McGuinness main
event next week.
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