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Last Saturday night in New York City, the Briscoes stepped into the ring at the Manhattan Center to a certifiably mixed reaction, the sort of reaction the Big Apple has been delivering to the former 6-time ROH World Tag Champion for many months now. To the shock of many, the NYC crowd then embraced their opponents, Rhett Titus & Kenny King as they made their way to the ring.
As the match progressed, the fans became even more hostile towards the boys from Sandy Fork and the Brothers Briscoe, finally fed up, gave it back to them just the same. Maybe in part due to the crowd, a match intended to get both teams back on track after their respective losses at the “9th Anniversary Show” turned into a brawl that saw blood spilt, and the ANX eventually pick up the win to the delight of a majority of the crowd.
Things didn’t end when the bell rang. As a matter of fact, the fight continued around ringside, and saw all sorts of ROH security attempt to bring the hostilities to an end. Although finally pulled apart, as the video indicates, the fight continued in the locker room and the four men had to be separated once again.
Well ROH officials have elected to give these four men another chance to settle this score right on Center Stage. Now signed for Saturday April 2nd in Atlanta, GA a Grudge Match between Jay & Mark Briscoe and The All Night Express of Kenny King & Rhett Titus!
“The Briscoes &*%^#@ up.” said Kenny King, “Atlanta’s going to be an ass whipping plain and simple. The ANX are in beast mode Briscoes, that means no holding back and no pulling punches. Take your wrestling and throw it out the window, take the Pretty Boy Pitbull and Addicted to Love and throw them out the window, this is a fight son. You get The Killer and The Threat, and you boys are going to taste your own blood if I’ve got anything to say about it!”
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Nick was born and raised in Detroit, Michigan, and lived there until the age of 18, when he decided to pack his flack jacket and move to New York City.
