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AEW’s FTR win ROH World Tag Team titles at Supercard of Honor

Posted on by Bryan Rose

FTR are the new ROH World Tag Team Champions.

In what became a bloody, brutal match, FTR defeated The Briscoes to win their first ROH World Tag Team Championship. The finish came when the Briscoes went for the Doomsday Device, but Dax Harwood fought out of it and dumped Jay Briscoe to the floor, allowing FTR to hit the Big Rig on Mark for the win.

After the match, the two teams shook hands and FTR left the ring, allowing The Briscoes to get an ovation from the audience. However, The Young Bucks suddenly showed up and attacked The Briscoes from behind. FTR came back and made the save and challenged The Bucks to a match right there and now. Matt Jackson agreed to the match, but said it would be this Wednesday.

The Bucks and FTR have been feuding on AEW television as of late. On this Wednesday’s episode of Dynamite, Harwood had issued the challenge to The Bucks, saying that he and Cash Wheeler wanted to prove who was the best tag team. The two have met before, with The Young Bucks defeating FTR at AEW’s Full Gear event back in 2020.

Tony Khan relaunching ROH weekly TV show following Supercard of Honor

Posted on by Ian Carey

Tony Khan plans on relaunching Ring of Honor’s weekly TV show following April’s Supercard of Honor. 

During his weekly appearance on Busted Open Radio, the AEW head spoke about his plans for ROH’s future. He noted that while Supercard of Honor goes head-to-head with Rampage on April 1, he is still moving ahead with the pay-per-view. 

“I had not scheduled this PPV…but I really think it’s important for me because they have sold tickets and made a commitment to the fans to still do the show,” Khan said. 

“I see it as a transitional show in many ways that I’m really excited about because it’s the first show under the new management. It’s also a transitional show before I will relaunch what I hope to be a really great new Ring of Honor television product, a weekly series, wherever it does air or stream.”

Khan said he won’t be able to bring everyone he would like from AEW to work the show, but there is a way to utilize some members of the roster at the PPV.

“There is a very cool way to use some of the great wrestlers in AEW who are going to be available and make this a great show,” he explained.

Khan said he doesn’t plan on his two promotions airing head-to-head on the same night in the future, however.