Complete SPOILERS From Ring Of Honor TV Tapings (25 February)

by Andy H Murray

ROH Television Taping Results: Saturday 25 February

Claudio Castagnoli ROH Final Battle 2022
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Mark Briscoe d. Slim J

The Kingdom d. The Infantry

NJPW TV Championship: Zack Sabre Jr. d. Blake Christian

Christopher Daniels d. Rohit Raju

Konosuke Takeshita d. Josh Woods

ROH Six-Man Tag Team Championships: The Embassy d. LSG, Joe Keys & Rex Lawless

Ari Daivari d. Gran Metalik

Madison Rayne & Skye Blue d. The Renegades

Timothy Thatcher interrupted a Wheeler Yuta promo, challenging Yuta to a Pure Title match.

Willow Nightingale d. Lady Frost, challenging Athena to a Women's Title fight afterwards.

ROH World Title: Claudio Castagnoli d. Tony Deppen. A confrontation with Eddie Kinston followed.

ROH TV Title: Samoa Joe d. Tony Deppen. Mark Briscoe answered Joe's challenge after.

Dalton Castle & The Boys d. Cody Chhun, Guillermo Rosas & Marcus Kross.

Rush & Dralistico d. Angelico & Serpentico

Trish Adora d. Billie Starks

Ari Daivari & Slim J d. Jake Crist & Jake Manning. Post-match, Metalik fought with Daivari and Slim J, joined by Christian.

ROH Pure Title: Wheeler Yuta d. Timothy Thatcher. Yuta called out his recent mixed crowd reactions afterwards. Clark Connors arrived, challenging Yuta for a future match.

Aussie Open d. Tracy Williams & Rhett Titus

Eddie Kingston d. Ben Dejo. Kingston called Claudio out afterwards

ROH Women's Title: Athena d. Willow Nightingale

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