The legendary 2300 Arena buzzed from start to finish on a night that proved monumental for Hispanic talent. Latin luchadores took control of the ring at ROH Death Before Dishonor, demonstrating that their high-flying agility, grit, and versatility dominate the international scene across every division.
Bandido Survives an Absolute War in the Co-Main Event
In the co-main event for the ROH World Championship, champion Bandido and Nick Wayne delivered an absolute war. Wayne was left a bloody mess after the Mexican champion blocked a kick and planted his head into the steel steps. From that point on, the match became a dramatic exchange of heavy hits:
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Wayne survived a 21 Plex and answered back with a poison rana and a Prodigy Plex, but Bandido managed to kick out at one.
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Following a second Prodigy Plex from the challenger, Bandido fired back with a stiff X-Knee.
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Wayne delivered a low blow while the referee’s back was turned, following up with a diving cutter and a third Prodigy Plex.
Attempting to seal the victory, Wayne made a soft cover, leaning atop the champion. Showing incredible ring awareness and survival instincts, Bandido countered into a surprise crucifix pin to hold Wayne‘s shoulders to the mat for the three-count, retaining the top title in dramatic fashion.
Sky Team Overcomes Betrayal in a Wild Brawl
The tag team division delivered one of the most wild matches of the night. Mistico and Mascara Dorada successfully defended the ROH World Tag Team Championship against Sammy Guevara & Beast Mortos, Matt Taven & Mike Bennett, and Top Flight.
Throughout the match, The Kingdom and La Facción Ingobernable (LFI) formed an unholy alliance to keep the fan favorites at bay. However, after a barrage of high-flying dives cleared the ringside area, Sky Team found themselves face-to-face with Top Flight inside the ring. Místico took full control of the action, executing a Spanish Fly on Darius Martin to secure the pinfall and keep the belts.
The celebration was short-lived: Rocky Romero led the Callis Family alongside LFI to execute a savage beatdown on the champions. The attack escalated until Ortiz rushed out with a wooden stool to lead a babyface rescue as the locker room emptied, sparking a massive brawl of over 20 wrestlers around the ring while the heels retreated.
Red Velvet Weathered the Chaos to Retain the Crown
In the women’s division, Colombia‘s Red Velvet proved why she is the reigning ruler of TV in ROH. Facing Marina Shafir, Skye Blue, and Zayda Steel in a chaotic 4-Way match, there was no cooperation to be found. The bout reached its climax when Shafir locked Blue in a submission kneebar; Velvet seized the opportunity, soaring off the ropes with a Flying Splash onto Shafir to score the pin and successfully retain the ROH Women’s World Television Championship.
Dominance from the Start: Komander and Hechicero Set the Tone
The action kicked off early during the pre-show. In a fast-paced 3-Way Match, Mexico‘s Komander showcased his aerial athleticism in a contest packed with high-flying spots. After Soleil brought down AR Fox with a crazy flipping cutter, Komander seized the moment, executing his signature Cielito Lindo onto Soleil to secure the pinfall victory. Following the match, AR Fox confronted the Mexican star to challenge him to a single match bout, leaving with a respectful handshake and the challenge set.
Meanwhile, the combination of Hechicero‘s ring wizardry and Brian Cage‘s raw power proved unstoppable against Jordan Oliver and Alec Price. In the closing moments, Cage demonstrated his strength by powering out of a double-team move, powerbombing Price, and tossing him over the ropes onto Oliver on the outside. After suplexing Price back into the ring, Cage set him up for Hechicero, who locked in a brutal Headscissors Driver to claim the win for the duo.
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