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Rush vs. Bandido.
Dalton Castle joined the announcing team.
Bandido and Rush locked up but neither really gained an early advantage. They went into a great series of back and forth lucha reversals and armdrags before facing off. They battled to the floor, where Bandido was caught in mid-air and powerbombed through a table where Bobby Cruise, Amy Love and Cary Silkin were sitting.
Rush continued to menace and work over Bandido on the floor. Back in the ring, Rush rocked Bandido with chops. Rush worked him over in the corner and went for a running dropkick. Bandido avoided it and sent Rush to the floor. Bandido hit a crazy tope suicida to the floor, then came back with another leaping dive to the floor.
Back in the ring, Rush nailed a big back suplex for a two count. Rush faked out a dropkick in the corner, then kicked Bandido in the face. Bandido made a comeback and nailed a springboard 450 splash off the top on Rush, who was hung up in the ropes. Bandido went for a springboard dropkick but was shot out of the air by Rush. Rush nailed a dive to the floor. Very enjoyable, physical lucha bout.
Bandido came back with a running rana to the floor. Bandido went up for the 21plex but Rush avoided it. Bandido caught him and nailed a big knee strike to the face. He charged Rush but was caught with a suplex into he buckles. Rush nailed a splash in the corner. He nailed the running dropkick in the corner and scored the pin.
Your winner, Rush!
A fun match with some really cool and innovative moves and a nice intensity to the work throughout.
Castle entered the ring after the match to face off with Rush. Castle challenged Rush to a match at the G1 Supercard. Rush asked who Castle was. He cut a promo on Castle, but didn't specifically say he accepted the challenge before walking off.
They announced that Silas Young attacked Jonathan Gresham backstage after Gresham was attacked by The Kingdom, so their match has been delayed.
Lifeblood vs. The Kingdom match has been canceled as well as Kingdom has left the venue.
They said they are running up on their satellite time but they are told they will be able to present their final match.
Las Vegas Street Fight: ROH Tag Team Champions The Briscoes vs. PCO & Brody King
They all started tossing chairs into the ring before the bell. They fought each other with chairs. The Briscoes got the better of the exchange. They drilled PCO with a chair as Jay kicked it into his face. They went after King, who was working with a broken hand. Jay went for a chair. King clubbed him. He nailed a bodypress off the ropes for a two count.
Mark and PCO began chopping the hell out of each other. PCO put Mark through a table on the floor. King attacked Jay and worked him over in the corner with chops. Mark nailed PCO with a kendo stick but that didn’t even faze PCO, who went right after Mark.
King locked a choke on Jay but Mark nailed him with a chair. The Briscoes began double teaming King. Lots of brawling all over the place. Jay was busted open. All sorts of chaos. Villain Enterprises placed chairs under the entrance ramp, raising it up like a bridge. Jay began whipping out all sorts of kendo stick violence but accidentally nailed Mark.
PCO charged the Briscoes but was backdropped onto the apron. Several tables were set up at ringside. Mark hit a Blockbuster through the table on King. This is all brawling. Jay nailed a Jay Driller on King, who kicked up. King put Jay through a table on the floor. The carnage continued. PCO finally hit a moonsault off the top and pinned Jay.
Your winners and new ROH Tag Team Champions, PCO and Brody King!
All brawling. All carnage. All plunder.
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