Source: PWInsider.com
Here is a quick write-up of what transpired in Dearborn as ROH taped 4 weeks worth of TV tonight and sent off Kevin Steen.
Bobby Cruise announced that due to food poisoning, Michael Bennett would not appear.
Dark Match: Will Ferrera over Jonathan Gresham with a roll-up and tight grab.
EPISODE #1
1. ROH World Tag Team Title Match: reDRagon of Bobby Fish & Kyle O’Reilly (c) over Monster Mafia (not announced as such) of Josh Alexander & Ethan Gabriel Owens (Ethan Page) to retain. Really hot opener with good action and some very good near falls late. Alexander looked really good. He had amateur wrestling headgear on and that led to the crowd chanting “Headgear, Headgear, Headgear & We Want Headgear.”
2. Moose over Hakim Zane. Moose has a very hip-hop, catchy entrance theme that immediately got fans into him. Zane used speed & quickness, but Moose was too much as he turned him inside out with a spear for the win.
3. Christopher Daniels & Frankie Kazarian over The Decade of Roderick Strong & Jimmy Jacobs, Jay & Mark Briscoe and WAR Machine of Hanson & Raymond Rowe to earn a future shot at the ROH World Tag Titles. Early part of the match was each guy getting a slot in the match opposing another with quick tags, giving everyone about equal ring time. It got a little wild with The Briscoes & WAR Machine going toe to toe and when that settled, it was Decade, primarily Strong, working over Christopher Daniels. Pre-match, Jacobs had put the bad mouth on both guys for being gone and then returning, the theme of the Decade since their debut about former ROH guys returning. After a good stretch with Daniels getting beat down, Kazarian finally made the hot tag and turned things around. The Briscoes and WAR Machine also got involved with nearfalls and big moves towards the end, before Daniels recovered enough and was able to nail Roddy with the Best Moonsault Ever to get the pinfall. Jacobs & Strong immediately attacked post match, but were fended off by the other two teams, with Briscoes & WAR Machine having their matter remain unresolved.
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.
