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ROH Wrestling #249 - Women Of Honor Special

TV-Show

Name of the event:

Date:

06.02.2016

Promotion:

Ring Of Honor

Type:

TV-Show

Location:

Nashville, Tennessee, USA

Arena:

Nashville Municipal Auditorium

Attendance:

ca. 675

Broadcast type:

Taped

Broadcast date:

25.06.2016

TV station/network:

lokale TV Sender (USA)

Commentary by:

Ian Riccaboni & Nigel McGuinness

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Six Man Tag Team Match

Allysin Kay, Amber Gallows & Veda Scott defeat Mary Dobson, Sumie Sakai & Thunderkitty (9:00)

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Singles Match

ODB defeats Faye Jackson (4:14)

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Singles Match

Hania The Howling Huntress defeats Mandy Leon (12:00)

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Singles Match

Kelly Klein (w/BJ Whitmer) defeats Taeler Hendrix (w/Truth Martini) (7:04)

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All workers

Allysin Kay, Amber Gallows, BJ Whitmer, Faye Jackson, Hania The Howling Huntress, Kelly Klein, Mandy Leon, Mary Dobson, ODB, Sumie Sakai, Taeler Hendrix, Thunderkitty, Truth Martini, Veda Scott

6.25

Current Total Rating (?)

Valid votes: 7

Number of comments: 4

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Average rating: 6.29 [7]

Average rating in 2024: 7.00 [1]

Average rating in 2023: 7.00 [1]

Average rating in 2016: 6.00 [5]

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Slobberknocker316 wrote on 27.06.2016:

[7.0] "This was a pretty good recap special. For once it felt important to have Women of Honor. The highlight was the promo video and match for Hania vs Mandy Leon. They showed how well they can work and eventually got the crowd on their side. It was fun to see the rookie Faye Jackson do pretty well against ODB. Wrestling aside, they women have way more "assets" than I can remember from the Sara Del Rey heyday. Kind of a Diva-like direction I guess they're heading into, these ladies can work."