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Ring of Honor’s one show this weekend featured A.J. Styles’s farewell appearance along with Bullet Club members challenging for all of the ROH gold.
ROH “Winter Warriors” Results
January 23, 2016
Duluth (Atlanta), Ga.
Results reported at PWPonderings.com
(1) Dalton Castle beat Corey Hollis.
A.J. Styles followed with his farewell promo. He was interrupted by ROH champion Jay Lethal, who was interrupted by ROH TV champion Roderick Strong. Bullet Club’s Karl Anderson & Doc Gallows and The Young Bucks interrupted and a big brawl broke out. Bullet Club members were scheduled to challenge the champions individually in three matches, but ROH changed the main event to an eight-man tag with all of the titles on the line.
AJ STYLES is out to bid farewell to the ROH Fans https://t.co/eUTwSCdZwC pic.twitter.com/PcAPo1RM9k
— ROH Wrestling (@ringofhonor) January 24, 2016
(2) Cedric Alexander beat Mark Briscoe.
(3) Alex Shelley & Matt Sydal & A.C.H. beat ReDragon (Kyle O’Reilly & Bobby Fish) & Michal Elgin in a six-man tag match.
(4) Amber Gallows beat Veda Scott.
(5) Jay Briscoe beat Will Ferrara, Adam Page, Silas Young, Caprice Coleman, and Kazarian in a six-way match.
(6) Adam Cole beat Stevie Richards.
(7) ROH champion Jay Lethal & ROH TV champion Roderick Strong & ROH tag champions War Machine (Ray Rowe & Hanson) beat Bullet Club (Young Bucks & Karl Anderson & Doc Gallows) in an eight-man tag match to retain all of the titles. Rowe pinned Anderson for the win.
The ROH CHAMPIONS were victorious in the main event. https://t.co/eUTwSCdZwC pic.twitter.com/63Rfl7vXFK
— ROH Wrestling (@ringofhonor) January 24, 2016
#BizCliz #BulletClub #OneLastTime #WinterWarriorsTour #ROH pic.twitter.com/wOPjnKwGsl
— ROH Wrestling (@ringofhonor) January 24, 2016
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