Two matches announced for ROH 19th Anniversary Hour One
Two matches are set for Ring of Honor’s 19th Anniversary Hour One.
19th Anniversary Hour One is an hour-long broadcast that will air for free on HonorClub, Best on the Planet, STIRR City, Facebook, YouTube, FITE, and channels carrying the pay-per-view at 8 p.m. Eastern time on Friday, March 26. The 19th Anniversary event will then begin on PPV and HonorClub at 9 p.m. Eastern.
ROH Six-Man Tag Team Champions Shane Taylor Promotions (Shane Taylor, Moses & Kaun) will defend their titles against MexiSquad (Bandido, Flamita & Rey Horus) on 19th Anniversary Hour One. That match had already been confirmed for the 19th Anniversary event. MexiSquad are getting their rematch for the ROH Six-Man Tag Team titles after losing them to Shane Taylor Promotions last month.
ROH has also announced that Danhausen, Brian Johnson, LSG, and Eli Isom will face off in a four corner survival match on 19th Anniversary Hour One.
Here’s the updated card for the 19th Anniversary event:
- ROH World Champion Rush defends against Jay Lethal
- Grudge match: Jay Briscoe vs. EC3
- ROH Television Champion Dragon Lee defends against Tracy Williams
- Unsanctioned match: Matt Taven vs, Vincent Marseglia
- ROH Pure Champion Jonathan Gresham defends against Dak Draper
- ROH Tag Team Champions Dragon Lee & Kenny King defend against Tracy Williams & Rhett Titus
- Dalton Castle vs. Josh Woods
- Mark Briscoe vs. Flip Gordon
- ROH Six-Man Tag Team Champions Shane Taylor Promotions defend against MexiSquad (19th Anniversary Hour One)
- Four corner survival match: Danhausen vs. Brian Johnson vs. LSG vs. Eli Isom (19th Anniversary Hour One)
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