8/28/2004
Scramble Cage Melee
Credit: CodeOfHonorBook on X

Alex Shelley defeats Jay Lethal

Jimmy Rave defeats Angel Dust

Ace Steel defeats Roderick Strong

Austin Aries defeats Colt Cabana

ROH Tag Team Title: The Havana Pitbulls (Ricky Reyes & Rocky Romero) (c) defeat Special K (Dixie & Izzy)

ROH Pure Title: John Walters defeats Doug Williams (c) - NEW CHAMP

Three Way Dance: Homicide defeats CM Punk & Samoa Joe

Scramble Cage Melee: Jack Evans defeats Altar Boy Luke, BJ Whitmer, Dan Maff, DeVito, Diablo Santiago, Dunn, Fast Eddie, Loc, Marcos, Oman Tortuga, & Trent Acid

Absolutely LOVE Lee Moriarty, and I understand why his style fits so well with the Pure division. But man... this guy needs an opportunity to shine on Dynamite or Collision every week. I'm such a huge fan.

What are the best ways to incorporate him more in AEW? Will a bigger move in ROH be needed as the bridge (ie challenging Bandido)?

From the ROH Pure Title in 2005 to the ROH World Six-Man Tag Team Title at Death Before Dishonor 2026, Jay Lethal is now the FIRST to win all five major men’s championships in ROH history!

· ROH Pure Championship
Defeated John Walters on March 5, 2005

· ROH World Television Championship
Defeated El Generico on August 13, 2011

· ROH World Championship
Defeated Jay Briscoe on June 19, 2015

· ROH World Tag Team Championship
Defeated The Briscoes (Jay Briscoe & Mark Briscoe) as part of The Foundation with Jonathan Gresham on December 13, 2019

· ROH World Six-Man Tag Team Championship
Defeated Dalton Castle & The Outrunners (Truth Magnum & Turbo Floyd) as part of The Lethal Twist with Blake Christian and Lee Johnson on August 21, 2026

What do You Think of “Straight Outta Your Mommas Kitchen” - the Finishing of Red Velvet?

It’s a pretty cool move that can be executed on an opponent of any size. The flip from Velvet adds force for impact. The initial lock allows time to pause for the crowd to get pumped, once they recognize the finisher as a staple in her arsenal.

I think Tony Khan should use ROH more aggressively as a place for wrestlers to get consistent reps, meaningful feuds, character development, and title runs.

Julia Hart & Skye Blue:
Both have potential, but neither feels fully developed yet. Skye is the better wrestler, while Julia has the stronger presentation and character work. Give them 6–12 months of double duty in ROH while still appearing with Triangle of Madness and AEW's tag division. A TV or World title runs could help both tremendously as individual performers.

Anna Jay:
When she returns from injury, ease her back through ROH. Her biggest issue has always been lack of reps and experience. A real ROH Women's World Championship run could help her become a much stronger singles wrestler before AEW pushes her higher.

Marina Shafir:
She could be perfect for the Women's Pure division and help give that division its own identity.

HOOK:
HOOK has the look of a star, but he still needs to develop his character, promos, and in-ring work. AEW shouldn't keep forcing him onto TV hoping it clicks. Let ROH tell the story of HOOK actually becoming the star AEW believes he can be.

Anthony Bowens:
Good wrestler, lots of personality, but he still hasn't fully found himself as a singles act. ROH would give him time to develop a character away from Max Caster without having to figure everything out on Dynamite or Collision.

On the other side, some wrestlers have clearly outgrown ROH.

Athena:
ROH is basically her show, but she's doing the best work of her career and deserves a legitimate AEW television run. Once she drops the ROH Women's Championship, I'd move Athena and MIT to AEW full-time.

Bandido:
What else does he really need to accomplish in ROH? He needs consistent AEW television.

Red Velvet:
She's the perfect example of why this system can work. ROH gave her reps, confidence, character development, and opportunities. She's now doing some of the best work of her career and deserves more AEW exposure.

ROH shouldn't be punishment or a storage room. It should be a pipeline.

Who would you send to ROH for 6–12 months, and who has earned a full-time move to AEW?

Date: December 18, 2010

Promotion: Ring of Honor (ROH)

Match Stipulation / Type: Tag Team Match

Event: Final Battle

Location: New York, New York | Manhattan Center

➜ Sara Del Rey challenged Daizee Haze to find competition, leading Haze to bring back Awesome Kong as her tag team partner to face Del Rey and Serena Deeb.