Submitted by Aaron Keeler from the William J. Myers Pavilion. Thanks to Lex for additional details.
Crowd estimated around 500 or so | Kevin Kelly & Matt Taven on commentary
Women Of Honor Pre-Show —
– Taeler Hendrix def. “Crazy” Mary Dobson
Good match to start off the WOH show. Good brawling at ringside during the match as well.
– Veda Scott def. Jenny Rose
Rose was introduced as being fresh from the ROH dojo. Definitely looked good in defeat. Later saw her up in the stands filming her surroundings. Have to think this was an emotional moment for her.
– Deonna Purrazo, Amber Gallows, & Kennadi Brink beat Sumie Sakai, Faye Jackson & Solo Darling after Brink pinned Jackson
Good main event. Both Sakai and Darling took extended turns being beat on by the heels.
– Mandy Leon def. Hania the Huntress in a 2 out of 3 falls match. Mandy won 1st and final falls.
Flat start after the main event, but the ladies built up as the match went on. Hendrix was out on commentary. Hanna won the first fall. Mandy won the 2nd and 3rd falls.
After the match, both women were respectful to each other. Hendrix came into the ring with a chair and said there was no place in the industry for friends. Appears to be setting up a program between her and Leon.
– Kelly Klein def. Candice LeRae via submission
This was LeRae’s WOH debut. Whitmer was incensed after the match that the ring announcer called Klein the victor from the floor and ordered her into the ring.
After having her repeat after him verbatim (and further dressing her down), the ring announcer slapped Whitmer. Klein tore into the ring announcer but Sakai ran in to make the save.
Main Card —
– War Machine defeated Ali and St. Giovanni
Surprising amount of offense from Giovanni and Ali.
– Jay White defeated Lio Rush
Rush got a great crowd reaction. White got the clean pin and put Lio over after the match. White told Rush that he wasn’t sure what all the hubbub was about him before tonight, but he understands now.
– The Cabinet (ANX w/Caprice Coleman) defeated Will Ferrara and Cheesburger
Kenny King was hilarious on the mic. He said Baltimore was full of redemption stories as we thought of a murderer, Ray Lewis, as our hero.
Also, when the crowd started to chant for Cheeseburger during his entrance, he turned to the crowd and said he could tell they love cheeseburgers.
– Bobby Fish defeated Kamatachi (with Christopher Daniels)
Kamaitachi used some heel tactics (and Daniels’ help) to gain the upper hand, but Fish was able to make him tap in the end.
– Joey Diesel defeated “Cauliflower” Chase Brown
Cauliflowers entrance music is so great and the Tiny ‘Tista chants aimed at Diesel are hilarious. As Cauliflower was laid out after the match, one of the ringside workers brought his cauliflower to him.
– Mark Briscoe def. Chris Sabin, Donovan Dijak and Kazarian in a four-way
Sabin suffered a severe cut during the match. ROH tweeted the somewhat graphic photo.
– Christoper Daniels defeated Moose
Daniels used the ropes to get a leverage pin. Good match. Kazarian helped Daniels win and helped beat down Moose until White and Alex Shelley came out to help Moose. Crowd chanted “Please don’t leave” and “Thank you Moose”. Moose tweeted farewell to ROH after the show.
– Silas Young defeated ACH in a falls count anywhere match
ACH gives a nice superplex onto a table, but Silas rolls into the ring on his feet at the count of ten for the win.
– Colt Cabana, ROH Champion Jay Lethal & Jay Briscoe defeated Bullet Club (Adam Cole/Adam Page/Nick Jackson) when Cabana pinned Jackson
Match actually felt a little rushed. Still, the faces were showcased and we had our share of superkicks to send the crowd home happy.