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ROH TV Recap & Review – Episode 332

ROH TV
Episode 332

Original Air Date: January 28, 2018
Event Date: December 16, 2017

City: Philadelphia, PA
Venue: 2300 Arena

Commentary: Ian Riccaboni, Colt Cabana
Ring Announcer: Bobby Cruise

 

Video
Clips from last week when SoCal Uncensored attacked the Young Bucks.

Intro Video
“War Zone” by 615 Music

 

Match 1
Punishment Martinez vs Dobbs
(referee: Mike Posey)

Show/Hide Results

Result: Punishment Martinez wins via pinfall after a sit-out chokeslam
Time: 1:48

Match Thoughts
Dobbs got a few moves in, much to the delight of the crowd, but this was a squash for Martinez.

 

Ring Area
Dalton Castle and The Boys head to the ring. Martinez takes a swing at Castle, but Castle dodges and suplexes Martinez. Martinez rolls out of the ring and slowly walks away.

Backstage
Coast to Coast is pumped for their match against War Machine. It’s “do or die.”

 

Match 2
Coast to Coast vs War Machine
(referee: Todd Sinclair; guest commentary: Caprice Coleman; special stipulation: if C2C loses, they will break up)

Show/Hide Results

Result: Shaheem Ali pins Rowe with a schoolboy
Time: 10:57 (1 break)

Match Thoughts
Good match. It felt like a huge leap forward for Coast to Coast, though I’m not sure if it’s an entirely believable one. C2C looked good, but they kicked out of stuff that felt like they shouldn’t have. It was a great match for them, and War Machine did what they did best, but in the end it felt like it was a bit forced. Maybe it was the finish that we so very often in “upset” victories that made me feel like that, and maybe if I watch this match again I won’t feel the same way.

 

Ring Area
After the match, War Machine shake hands with C2C.

Backstage
Beer City Bruiser welcomes Brian Milonas as his new tag partner.

Ring Area
Bully Ray heads to the ring. He says that Final Battle was his final battle. His career flashed in front of his eyes at Final Battle, and he realized he had a pretty good career. He was born in New York, but as a professional wrestler he was born in Philadelphia. Bubba Ray Dudley was born in Philly, and he should leave his boots in the ring there. He says it’s been an honor and sets his boots down.

The ROH locker room heads to the ring led by Jay Lethal as the crowd chants “thank you, Bubba.” Lethal has something to tell Bully Ray. Lethal says he didn’t know what to think when Bully Ray first headed to ROH, but he saw Bully help everyone in the locker room. He saw Bully promote ROH and do everything he could to help the promotion. Lethal says Bully Ray is a legend. Lethal thanks Bully Ray and hugs him.

Video
Some of the competitors in the Women of Honor Title Tournament are revealed, including Deonna Purrazzo, Kelly Klein, Karen Q, Jenny Rose, Mandy Leon, Sumie Sakai, Brandi Rhodes, Jessie Brooks, HZK, Hana Kimura, Kagetsu, and Mayu Iwatani.

 

Match 3
Scorpio Sky & Frankie Kazarian & Christopher Daniels vs Cody & Adam Page (ROH 6 Man Tag Champ) & Marty Scurll (IWGP Jr. Heavyweight Champ)
(referee: Paul Turner; guest commentary: Matt Taven; at ringside: TK O’Ryan, Vinny Marseglia)

Show/Hide Results

Result: Scorpio Sky pins Adam Page after a running high knee strike
Time: 9:49 (1 break)

Match Thoughts
Good match. It broke down quickly, so most of the match was fought with everyone all at the same time. This was a good main event, even if the crowd wasn’t very pleased with the outcome.

 

Show Impressions
I feel like the matches weren’t as good this week as last, but the show was still enjoyable.

Match of the Night
So Cal Uncensored vs Bullet Club
I still don’t care for Punishment Martinez, and the War Machine/Coast to Coast match felt a little off to me, but the main event was good.

 

 

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