Ring of Honor<\/b>‘s television show this week emanated from Sam\u2019s Town in Las Vegas, Nevada. The episode was the second of the tapings from the night after Death Before Dishonor, transitioning to a new ROH World Heavyweight champion as well as the company\u2019s next PPV, All Star Extravaganza on September 30th.<\/span>The company also ran two shows this weekend as part of the<\/span> ROH Reloaded<\/b> tour.<\/span><\/p>\n Last week\u2019s show saw <\/span>Adam Cole<\/b>\u2019s championship celebration cut short by <\/span>Jay Lethal<\/b> coming out to remind Cole that Lethal\u00a0is entitled to a title shot. Cole however, reminded Lethal that aside from being the best wrestler in the company, he is also flanked by the Bullet Club, making him virtually unbeatable. Lethal then brought out his own friends, Los Ingoberables to even the odds. <\/span>Nigel McGuinness<\/b> made a match for the following week pitting Cole,<\/span> Adam Page<\/b> and <\/span>Takahashi<\/b> against Lethal, <\/span>Naito<\/b> and <\/span>Evil<\/b>. It seemed odd that Lethal would pick two partners who would not always be around to have his back and this week that concern proved to be well founded.<\/span><\/p>\n During the six man showdown, Naito teased Lethal by not allowing him to tag in and get some revenge on Cole, who had been avoiding the confrontation. Lethal forcefully tagged himself in, which prompted Naito and Evil to leave the match all together, leaving Lethal outnumbered. Cue <\/span>Michael Elgin<\/b>\u2019s music, who came down to even the odds. Big Mike was able to use brute strength to dominate the Bullet Club, but as Lethal was incapacitated, the numbers finally overwhelmed him as well. <\/span>Kyle O\u2019Reilly<\/b> was the next man to run down to the ring, officially joining the match and essentially restarting it. Although Cole did his best to avoid O\u2019Reilly, his former partner was able to get the best of him, and with both teams on equal footing, Lethal was able to win the match after hitting Takahashi with the Lethal Injection.<\/span><\/p>\n Before the main event started, Lethal was pacing behind Kelly and McGuinness, clearly still fuming about what went out during his match. He grabbed a mic and called Naito out for turning his back on him, vowing to gain a measure of revenge in the future. Before he could leave, Nigel made a match between Lethal and Naito for All Star Extravaganza, but reminded Lethal that the last time Jay asked for a match, he lived to regret it. This was a heavy-handed reminder that Lethal lost the title from a seemingly face matchmaker, but the match should be a great one and gives something Lethal a meaningful match on a night that Cole defends against Elgin.<\/p>\n In a great use of <\/span>NJPW<\/b> talent, <\/span>Bobby Fish<\/b> defend his ROH World Television title against <\/span>Shibata<\/b>. The match featured stiff strikes and submissions, with the IWGP looking strong, but eventually being outsmarted by Fish. Locked in a triangle choke, Fish used leverage to pin Shibata while still in the maneuver, defending his title successfully. The use of <\/span>Prince Nana<\/b> on commentary to remind the listening audience of <\/span>Donovan Dijak<\/b>\u2019s number contender status was an effective use of the commentary position and allowed Nana to be his usual hilarious self. Post match both Shibata and Fish agreed to have another match down the road, all while Dijak stood menacingly at the top of the ramp, reminding us that before Fish can defend against Shibata, he needs to get past Dijak at All Star Extravaganza.<\/span><\/p>\n Ring of Honor hit the road this weekend, with shows in Pittsburgh,PA Friday night and Lockport,NY Saturday night as part of the <\/span>Reloaded<\/b> tour. The tour featured <\/span>Colt Cabana<\/b> returning to wrestle for the company and an appearance by CZW champion <\/span>Jonathan Gresham<\/b>, as well as <\/span>Dalton Castle<\/b> being inserted into the main event picture. <\/span><\/p>\n The first show in Pittsburgh saw Kelly Klein put matter into her own hands, using the End of the Match guillotine choke to her keep her undefeated streak in tact, as she teamed with Britt Baker and <\/span>Veda Scott<\/b> to topple <\/span>Mandy Leon<\/b>, <\/span>Faye Jackson<\/b> and <\/span>\u201cCrazy\u201d Mary Dobson<\/b> to start the festivities off. Hopefully when the video on demand is released, the <\/span>Women of Honor<\/b> are included on the show proper and not only through the company\u2019s Youtube channel.<\/span><\/p>\nAdam Cole Can\u2019t Dodge Kyle O\u2019Reilly<\/span><\/h2>\n
Bobby Fish Fends off Shibata<\/span><\/h2>\n
ROH Reloaded Tour- Bull Dempsey Makes ROH Debut<\/span><\/h2>\n