WEEKLY OVERVIEW – ROH (thru 11/21): Top stories of week, major show lineups, live event results, schedule of live events, noteworthy social media posts, more

The following article is part of our Weekly Overview Series to help put in perspective major wrestling promotions with a weekly overview, looking at news and roster developments, results, future line-ups, social media activity, key interviews, plus a timely commentary at the end. We will be featuring similar features on other promotions each week and each will be updated weekly.

•Top Stories of the Week

The Joey Ryan tweet thread against ROH continued this week. You can read his timeline directly on Twitter HERE.
More matches have been officially announced for ROH Final Battle. See below for the updated cad information.
It has been reported by f4wonline.com that Flamita, Bandido’s tag-team partner, has signed a 1-year contract with ROH

•Live Event Results

There were no live shows this week.

•Upcoming Major Show(s)

ROH Final Battle
Baltimore, MD at UMBC Arena
12/13/19

Rush (c) vs. PCO for the ROH World Championship
The Briscoes (c) vs. Jay Lethal and Jonathan Gresham for the ROH World Tag-Team Championship
Shane Taylor (c) vs. Dragon Lee for the ROH World Television Championship
Matt Taven vs. Vincent
Mark Haskins vs. Bully Ray in a Street Fight
Kenny King vs. Rhett Titus

•Upcoming Events

ROH Final Battle (PPV) 12/13/19 in Baltimore, MD at the UMBC Event Center
ROH Final Battle Fallout (TV Taping) in Baltimore, MD at the UMBC Event Center
ROH Saturday at Center Stage (Honor Club Event) in Atlanta, GA at Center Stage
ROH Honor Reigns Supreme (Honor Club Event) in Concord, NC at Cabarrus Arena

All current live events are located on rohwrestling.com.

•Latest TV Highlights: 11/17/19 ROH Wrestling

ROH TV Results
November 17th, 2019
Airing on Sinclair Networks and rohwrestling.com

Highlights of the following matches occured:

Shane Taylor vs. Joe Hendry
Rush vs. Jeff Cobb
Jay Lethal’s heel turn
Kelly Klein vs. Mandy Leon
Flamita vs. Mike Bailey

Shane Taylor (c) defeated Joe Hendry at 14:31 to retain the ROH World Television Championship.

Check out the full detailed recap by Harley R. Pageot at pwtorch.com.

•Social Media Scene

Now this is a meet & greet score.

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— Ian Riccaboni (@IanRiccaboni) November 21, 2019

What a cool story; good to see some positive ROH news.

“This is exactly where I belong"

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— ROH Wrestling (@ringofhonor) November 21, 2019

What a great heel.

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— Vincent (@TheHorrorKingVM) November 21, 2019

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•Closing Commentary

This week, I would like to say, “Good job, ROH.” In recent weeks, ROH has signed another promising young talent, Flamita. They have also had some interesting people at live events. Danhausen @DanhausenAD is one of those interesting people.

Danhausen has a small but extremely loyal following on Twitter. He is pushing the boundaries on certain aspects of “comedy wrestling” on the indie scene. Taking a chance on someone like him is a good sign to me. It shows that someone at ROH has their finger on the pulse of the indie scene.

I hope similar strides are done with the women’s division as well as focusing on minority performers in the industry. If ROH could transition over the next year to be a hub for indie darlings, up-and-coming high level performers, and a real focus on women in wrestling, I believe that ROH would be in a great place and even have the ability to grow their audience.

Tyler has been a wrestling fan for 20 years. He’s from Columbus, Ohio. His Twitter account is @ringoftyler and he hosts a podcast over at @tandbwrestling.