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RING OF HONOR WRESTLING PRESENTS

 

BEST IN THE WORLD '15 - LIVE ON PAY PER VIEW

Friday, June 19th, 2015

Terminal 5

610 West 56th Street - New York, NY

Doors open 7:30pm - Bell time 9:00pm

 

Champion vs. Champion

ROH World Champion Jay Briscoe vs. ROH World Television Champion Jay Lethal w/Truth Martini

 

NO DQ for the ROH World Tag Team Championship

The Addiction © vs reDRagon

 

ROH World Champion #1 Contender’s Match

“Mr ROH” Roderick Strong vs. Moose vs. “Unbreakable” Michael Elgin

 

The Kingdom (Adam Cole, Michael Bennett, Matt Taven) w/ Maria Kanellis vs. Bullet Club (AJ Styles & Young Bucks)

 

Matt Sydal & ACH vs Adam Page & BJ Whitmer

 

Donovan Dijak w/ Truth Martini vs. Mark Briscoe w/ ODB

 

Dalton Castle w/ The Boys vs "The Last Real Man" Silas Young

 

War Machine vs C&C Wrestle Factory (Caprice Coleman & Cedric Alexander)

 

http://www.rohwrestling.com/live/events/2015/jun/19/061915-best-world-15-new-york-city

 

So stoked for this!!

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I don't like Cedric Alexandar at all lol. Good wrestler but he's just so bland. I know SevenYear was just talking about O'Reilly, but not every great wrestler connects with me. O'Reilly is one of those guys that does and Cedric just doesn't.

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Maria Kanellis appeared on the IN THE ROOM podcast this past Tuesday, June 16, 2015 with Brady Hicks, former WCW wrestler The Stro, Kathie Fitzpatrick, and Jordan Garber.

 

This show can be downloaded at both vocnation.com and thebradyhicks.com. Check it out as Maria offers her thoughts on ROH on Destination America, comparing the ROH and WWE locker rooms, and navigating politics in wrestling. Plus, the former Diva talks her famous red hair, Donald Trump, The Kingdom, and what she found so attractive about the man we all now hate: Mike Bennett.

 

Here are some highlights:

 

On Her Initial Reaction Being Released by WWE: I was caught off guard ... I know what was going on behind the scenes, and that I was trying to accomplish other things. I think that WWE looked at it like I wasn't as interested in wrestling because I wanted to do more. I think that they got the wrong impression of what I was trying to do, as well as I got the wrong impression of what they were trying to do. Looking back on it, now five years removed, I would have done things differently. I would have stayed the course. I would have shed a light on women's wrestling back then, if I would have had the time. And that was being on a mainstream television show and also being in WWE. I think that we were just going in two completely different directions, and it takes time and maturity to be able to see those types of things, and now being removed from them, I definitely would have done things differently. But, at the same time, I'm very thankful that they did release me.

 

On Being the Bad Girl: It was fun. It definitely came from a place of wanting to try something different. We joke about it now [that we're] big in Japan, [and] boo'ed in the USA. In Japan we're good guys. In the US, we're bad guys. It's all about performance. It's all about messing with the crowd and really enjoying that ... [And] the Kingdom is such a strong group because we're all friends. We have that backstory ... and that's what works. These are all guys that go out together, and we all hang out together, and it's so much fun that we get to perform together.

 

On Never Winning a Title: I've been told on many, many occasions that championships don't make or break a talent. So I don't think of it like that. I think of it like how much of an impact can I make in women's wrestling, whether I have a title or not. I think that right now, with going to New Japan and being the first female to wrestle against another female in New Japan, we're breaking down boundaries. If somebody wants to give me a title for that, then that's great. But at the same time, I don't need that to define my career. Would it be cool to go back to WWE and win a title at some point? Yeah, sure. But at the same time, if I can accomplish more in Ring of Honor with Destination America, if I can accomplish more in New Japan, then it's not high on my list.

 

IN THE ROOM airs live, weekly, Tuesday nights at 9 PM ET on the VOC Nation Radio Network (vocnation.com / thebradyhicks.com). Join Brady Hicks (Pro Wrestling Illustrated contributing writer), as well as The Stro (WCW's Maestro), Kathie Fitz, Derrick McDonald, and Jordan Garber as they run down all that's going on in wrestling, and sit down with some of wrestling's top stars.

 

 

Former Ring of Honor World Champion Adam Cole joined the Greg DeMarco Show this week to discuss his return from injury, the companys brand new cable television deal, the Best In The World pay-per-view and more. The Greg DeMarco Show with Patrick ODowd is heard everyWednesday night on the VOC Nation Radio Network. Visit www.vocnation.com for more information. Interview highlights are below.

 

His reaction to ROHs Destination America television deal:

 

Its huge. Were in 57 million additional homes. Its pretty exciting. We always knew that this was going to be a slow but steady incline. Its awesome to be able to saw Wednesdays at 8pmeastern you can see Ring of Honor on your television on Destination America. It floored the locker-room. We were just as shocked as you guys were, trust me. When you hear the word(s) national, cable television that just seems big league. Its exciting for me to say that Im going to be able to wrestle on cable TV.

 

How soon hes looking for another chance at the ROH World Championship:

 

Im looking after Best In The World, thats going to be my entire focus. A lot of people were surprised that my return match was against AJ Styles, who is arguable the best in the world. So Im not looking to ease back into anything, Im looking to jump right back into the fire. The last thing that I challenged for in Ring Of Honor before I said goodbye for five months was the ROH World Championship. After me & The Kingdom take care of the Bullet Club, my goal certainly will be going after the ROH World Championship once again.

 

How being out of action for five months changed him:

 

Its mentally the most challenging thing Ive ever gone through in my career. Fortunately Ring of Honor took care of me while I was on the shelf. The truth is, were so focused and so driven on being the best that we can be, we want to be a part of the show, anybody on the ROH roster, we want to be a part of the event. It was very, very mentally difficult for me. It was good for me, as a man, to go through that maturing process.

 

On his return match against AJ Styles:

 

There was a second there where I was not going to be cleared to come back and wrestle AJ [styles]. I was actually cleared on Monday. Not only was that my first match back, I hadnt stepped foot in a professional wrestling in five month. The butterflies were strong that Tuesdayevening.

 

On the potential of wrestling in the WWE:

 

My immediate focus has changed a lot. If you were to ask me this question two or three years ago my answer would have been Im focused on Ring of Honor but getting to WWE is my priority. Of course the thought is there, but that thought is getting smaller and smaller and smaller, and my immediate focus is more and more on Ring of Honor. I really do believe in this group. Ive literally grown up as a man in Ring of Honor, and I feel like theres a lot more left for me to do. Its really cool to be able to be part of a group that you feel like youre climbing the ladder with. That very much is my focus right now.

 

His Ring of Honor contract status, and if he is exclusive to Ring of Honor:

 

That was a question that has come up quite a bit, and Ive been waiting for the right time to say it. The contract that I currently am under does only permit me to work for Ring of Honor. Theyre much more cautious of their guys being as healthy as they can be, and obviously the financial compensation is very different for those guys who are able to fully commit to Ring of Honor. As of now you wont be seeing me out in Reseda [for Pro Wrestling Guerrilla], but trust me when I saw Never Say Never is a saying you must live by in wrestling.

 

Other topics include exactly what he was doing when he learned of the Ring Of Honor television deal, his amateur wrestling experience, his love for the UFC and Mixed Martial Arts, which present or former UFC fighter hed like to see in Ring Of Honor and more.

http://www.pwinsider.com/article/94486/maria-kanellis-talks-about-leaving-wwe-for-roh-adam-cole-talks-destination-america-and-more.html?p=1

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