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Post by SP on Jan 15, 2016 10:08:34 GMT -5
 RING OF HONOR - SP CHRONICLESRing of Honor has been thriving in these past few years, and twenty sixteen will prove no different. This will follow the Ring of Honor storyline in a Chapter way, instead of writing out shows, recaps will be done for each month. Mikel and Joey have proved this method to be very successful and with me being as interested in Ring of Honor as I am, I figured why the hell not. So, let's get this started.
Adam Cole
ACH
Adam Page
Alex Shelley
Beretta
BJ Whitmer
Bobby Fish
Caprice Coleman
Cedric Alexander
Cheeseburger
Chris Sabin
Christopher Daniels
Dalton Castle
Donovan Dijak
Frankie Kazarian
Hanson
Jay Briscoe
Jay Lethal
Joey Daddiego
Kenny King
Kyle O'Reilly
Mark Briscoe
Matt Jackson
Matt Sydal
Matt Tavern
Michael Elgin
Moose
Nana
Nick Jackson
Raymond Rowe
Rhett Titus
Rocky Romero
Roderick Strong
Silas Young
Will Ferrara
Bobby Cruise
Cary Silkin
Kevin Kelly
Mandy Leon
Maria Kanellis
Nigel McGuinness
Scarlett Bordeaux
Steve Corino
Stokely Hathaway
Taeler Hendrix
Truth Martini
Veda Scott
 RING OF HONOR WORLD CHAMPIONJay Lethal RING OF HONOR WORLD TAG TEAM CHAMPIONSWar Machine [Hanson & Raymond Rowe] RING OF HONOR WORLD TELEVISION CHAMPIONRoderick Strong
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Post by Joey on Jan 15, 2016 15:02:45 GMT -5
SP PLZ
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Post by SP on Jan 15, 2016 16:57:05 GMT -5
I'm sorry. I'm sorry. Ily. <3 |
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Post by SP on Jan 15, 2016 17:42:58 GMT -5
 THE ROAD TO RING OF HONOR'S FOURTEENTH ANNIVERSARY - PART ONE/FIFTEEN
When we last left the stars of Ring of Honor, Jay Lethal and The House of Truth were on top of the world. Jay Lethal - who captured the Ring of Honor World Champion at Best in the World 2015. Since then, he has defended his Championship against Kyle O'Reilly and AJ Styles. Going into January, Jay Lethal was forced to defend his Championship against both Adam Cole and Kyle O'Reilly after the two men pulled off one phenomenal match at Best in the World. Adam Cole would look to capture the Championship, but O'Reilly spoiled his fun once again. Jay Lethal would defeat Kyle O'Reilly and Adam Cole with some help from The House of Truth. Alex Shelley would then step up, announcing that he wanted a shot at the Champion, and Nigel McGuinness allowed it, as long as Shelley won the #1 Contender's Match held during Winter Warriors. Alex Shelley would battle against Dalton Castle, Chris Sabin and Matt Sydal and would unfortunately fail, allowing Chris Sabin to steal the win, getting the match. At the end of The Winter Warriors Tour, Chris Sabin would face Jay Lethal to a losing effort when The Embassy merged with The House of Truth, allowing Moose to cause a distraction and Lethal to pick up the win. Jay Lethal stated that he didn't like The New House of Truth, and if Martini didn't let Moose go, he'd be gone. Moose decided it was his time to challenge the Champion, as Ring of Honor began the 'Road to ROH 14' Tour. Jay Lethal accepted the challenge, but only with the stipulation that if he won, Moose and the rest of The Embassy would be gone. Prince Nana agreed to this, and the match was on. At the same time, Alex Shelley and Chris Sabin collided heads, finally putting an end to their rivalry. Alex Shelley defeated Chris Sabin finally, placing himself into a Six Pack Challenge on Night Two of the Tour, where the winner would face Jay Lethal for the Championship at Ring of Honor's 14th Anniversary. During night one however, Jay Lethal would get the win over Moose when Truth Martini himself interfered and cost Moose the match. This set Prince Nana on a rampage, challenging Truth Martini to a match at The 14th Anniversary. On night two, Alex Shelley would collide with ACH, Jay Briscoe, Roderick Strong, Matt Sydal and Adam Cole to determine the #1 Contender. Moose would interfere in the match, stating that he wouldn't stop until he got another shot and Truth Martini faced Prince Nana. Jay Lethal and Truth Martini would come out stating that at the Anniversary show, Martini would face Nana and if Nana wins, then Moose will have another shot at Jay Lethal. However, in the end Alex Shelley would prevail, pinning Roderick Strong to become the #1 Contender. Alex Shelley vowed that he would be the one to put an end to Jay Lethal's title run, stating that it was his time. Jay Lethal would hold his title tight, stating that Alex Shelley will just be another notch on his belt. Jay Lethal would face Chris Sabin in a Non-Title Match on the final night of the Tour, winning the bout. Alex Shelley would team with ACH and Matt Sydal to face Roderick Strong and The Addiction to which they prevailed. With both men looking strong going into the match at Ring of Honor's 14th Anniversary, it is unclear who will take the ROH World Championship.
RING OF HONOR WORLD CHAMPIONSHIPJay Lethal (c) .versus. Alex Shelley
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Post by Deleted on Jan 15, 2016 21:09:32 GMT -5
So let me get this straight... You'll post 15 previews for the matches of the 14th Anniversary of ROH? Which means there'll be like fifteen matches on the card?
Am I close to being right??
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Post by SP on Jan 16, 2016 22:58:58 GMT -5
So let me get this straight... You'll post 15 previews for the matches of the 14th Anniversary of ROH? Which means there'll be like fifteen matches on the card? Am I close to being right?? Sort of. There are fifteen installments in the Chapter. That doesn't necessarily mean that there will be Fifteen Matches. |
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Post by Yannic on Jan 22, 2016 3:52:16 GMT -5
Looking forward to the next updates  |
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