After the bell, Whitmer attacked Sydal and was working him over. ACH hit the ring but Whitmer laid him out with a chair across the back. The Decade beat them down including Page hitting a tombstone variation as he had Sydal over his back. They had a million officials out there checking on Sydal and treated it like a major injury.
ACH took the mic and screamed that at Death Before Dishonor, he was going to remember the day he pissed of ACH. So, that’s a bout at the iPPV.
Veda Scott came out and cut a promo. She said Moose tried to be a successful football player and failed. She said he tried to be a successful pro wrestler and failed. She said that at 7/24, Cedric Alexander will show him that famous friends and potential doesn’t matter. She said that Cedric was going to get everything Moose doesn’t deserve. It was a good promo. Scott is underrated as a talker.
Silas Young vs. Will Ferrara
Young left the ring to jaw with a fan at ringside. Some nice back and forth wrestling early on. Ferrara is really sound. Young locked in a chinlock but Ferrara fought his way out. Ferrara nailed some nice offense, culminating with a tornado DDT.
Young worked over Ferrara. Dalton Castle’s underlings came out and distracted Young, allowing Ferrara to roll him up and score the pin.
Your winner, Will Ferrara!
Decent match but more of a backdrop to the angle.
Young grabbed one of the underlings and killed him.
ROH World & TV champion Jay Lethal vs. Mark Briscoe: TV title on the line
Lethal went right after Mark at the bell and nailed a series of stomped. Mark fought back but was distracted Truth Martini That allowed Lethal to nail a dropkick through the ropes. ODB came out to even up the odds for Briscoe. Briscoe worked over Lethal on the floor and tossed him into the ring, then nailed a splash for a two count.
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.
