Ring of Honor will return to pay-per-view on Friday, March 26th with their 19th Anniversary event, announced by the company on Monday.
They held just one PPV in 2020 (December s Final Battle) and had to cancel last March s 18th Anniversary show and April s Supercard of Honor shows due to the pandemic.
All five championships (held by World Champion Rush, Tag Team Champions Jay Lethal and Jonathan Gresham, Pure Champion Gresham, TV Champion Dragon Lee and Six-Man Tag Team Champions Rey Horus, Flamita, Bandido) will be defended on the show.
The event kicks off at 8 PM Eastern with the first hour airing for free on their social media channels, Fite.TV, YouTube, and Honor Club among others before the PPV starts at 9 PM Eastern. It s believed the event will be taped as ROH said the show will be a total of four hours.
ROH Episode 488 Recap: Dalton Castle In Action, The Foundation Vs. Shane Taylor Promotions
Quinn McKay checks in backstage after the usual ROH signature video package.
A video package is shown on Josh Woods and Dalton Castle.
Josh Woods and Dalton Castle make their entrances.
Pure Rules Match:
Josh Woods vs. Dalton Castle
After a brief back and forth, Castle steps out of the ring. They lock up as Castle gets back in the ring. Woods brings Castle to the mat with an arm-lock. Woods eventually hits a German Suplex on Castle. Woods pins Castle for a two count. Woods hits a Gut Wrench Suplex on Castle. Castle hits a German Suplex on Woods. Woods connects with a kick to the midsection of Castle. They exchange forearm strikes. Woods drives his knee into the back of Castle. Woods reverses Castle’s Bang-A-Rang finisher into a Cloverleaf Body-Scissors. Castle taps out.