[Marketh.]

New York, NY- ''Glory By Honor VIII: The Final Countdown'' September 26th


Main Event #1: World Tag Team Title Mach- Ladder War II

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The American Wolves with Shane Hagadorn vs. Kevin Steen & El Generico

Main Event #2- The Final Countdown

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Bryan Danielson vs. Nigel McGuinness

A-Double Lethal Lottery

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Austin Aries WILL defend the ROH World Title

The Rematch
Jay & Mark Briscoe vs. The Young Bucks

Grudge Match
Eddie Kingston vs. Chris Hero with Shane Hagadorn

Singles Action

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Claudio Castagnoli vs. Kenny Omega

Special Challenge Match

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Colt Cabana vs. Rhett Titus

Tag Team Action
The Dark City Fight Club vs. Cheech & Cloudy

Scheduled to appear:
-Roderick Strong
-Sonjay Dutt
-Petey Williams
-Delirious

Easily the most important ROH show of the year and the card looks fucking epic. Ladder War II and Nigel/Dragon's last match have epic written all over them. A good undercard with Hero/Kingston having an actual match and Claudio/Omega could be great.

ROH’s Most Dangerous Match Returns!
Sunday, August 16, 2009

By Holden McNeil, Staff Writer
Published: August 16, 2009

The last time ROH fans saw a Ladder War was at the "Man Up" PPV taped on September 15, 2007. That night the brutal, bloody match pitted the then-ROH World Tag Team Champions, Jay & Mark Briscoe, against Kevin Steen & El Generico with the titles on the line. It is a match that needs to be seen to truly comprehend the brutality, but suffice it to say that multiple ladders were broken, blood was spilled, and all four men came out worse for ware. The Briscoes did come out with the World Tag Team Championship still in their possession, but the effects were felt by both teams for some time. As a matter of fact, ROH officials quickly decided that the Ladder War was much too dangerous to ever be repeated under any circumstances.

Times change, and based on everything that has happened over the last several months and culminating this past weekend at the "ROH on HDNet" TV tapings, so have the minds of ROH officials. Kevin Steen & El Generico won the right to determine the stipulations of their next shot at the Wolves when they defeated Edwards and Richards in Chicago at "End of An Age". Everyone knew what type of match Steen & Generico wanted, but ROH officials stood strong with their decision from two years ago. The Ladder War was not an option. But Kevin Steen isn’t one to take ‘no’ for an answer.

These two teams have fought in tremendous Tag Team Matches, Submissions Matches, and Tables Matches; the four fighters have gone one-on-one against each other numerous times, even in ‘Anything Goes’ Matches, and that said, Steen & Eddie Edwards will do it again in Boston on September 25th. Pain has been inflicted, blood lost, injuries sustained, and feelings hurt – seemingly with no resolution in sight. Steen has had to take on different partners after The Wolves injured El Generico but none of those men have helped to settle a score that had become more personal than anything else. Steen took every single one of those elements, laid them out on the table before ROH officials, and his voice began to be heard. He put it bluntly: If a resolution was wanted; the Ladder War was the only way to reach it.

Suffice to say that the actions of The American Wolves this past Friday night just added to those proverbial ‘straws that broke the camel’s back’, and ROH officials had already found themselves willing to relent on their edict. When Kevin Steen announced to the world that the Ladder War was coming to New York City on September 26th, he more than had the backing of ROH officials. The time has come for Steen & Generico to get the opportunity they earned, and to get it under the auspices of the match that they wanted more than the titles themselves.

So it is official: on Saturday night, September 26th, it will be The American Wolves of Davey Richards & Eddie Edwards defending their ROH World Tag Team Titles against Kevin Steen & El Generico in a Ladder War!!! The first time out a Ladder War left four men physically wrecked in ways they’d never felt before nor since. What will be left of Steen, Generico, Richards, and Edwards when all is said and done in New York?

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for this event that will also feature ROH World Champion Austin Aries, Bryan Danielson, Colt Cabana, Chris Hero, and a special appearance by Bret "Hitman" Hart.

I'm pretty damn excited for this. The last one was criticised for being a total spotfest and too many post-Benoit unprotected chairshots, but without The Briscoes involved, I think this will be different. I'm betting this will be much better. It's the perfect way to end this feud.

[Sir Nicky Talent]

I agree with your opinion and how that last match went. It was a spot fest. Now you have two guys in Eddie Edwards and Davey Richards you could put technicality and purity into this all out war. This will put the exclamation mark on this feud.

[Tommy Platinum]

I really disliked the first one. I heard from many people that it was some epic match, but there were also those who said it sucked. I agreed with the second group. Just seemed like a mindless spotfest to me, and I expected better.

I imagine this one will be better than that. I've heard a lot of good things about the American Wolves, although I've not really seen much of their stuff to be honest.

[Crest Fall]

This should be good shit. I hope they kill themselves, but I don't hope they actually kill themselves like in the first one... if that makes any sense.

[Internet God]

Not too big a fan of the first one but I think this one will be better due to the involvement of American Wolves who aren't as spotty as the Briscoes. This is a great way to end the Wolves/Steenerico feud and will hopefully be a better overall match than the first one. Looking forward to this one!

[Nick Malone]

Should I even go to this event if that's really the only match to look forward to?

[BDK]

Originally Posted by Nick Malone
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Should I even go to this event if that's really the only match to look forward to?

...there's only been two matches announced so far.

[Marketh.]

And the other match is Hero/Kingston, so it's a pretty win card so far...

[King Steventon]

Why would you not go?

[Marketh.]

The third match is Roderick/Nigel. Still underwhelmed?