www.411mania.com
|  News |  Columns |  TV Reports |  Video Reviews |  Title History |  Hall of Fame |  News Report |  The Dunn List |
SPOTLIGHTS  SPOTLIGHTS
MOVIES/TV
// Irina Shayk Shows Off Her Killer Curves At Cannes
MUSIC
// Kanye West and Jay-Z's Watch the Throne 2 Confirmed
WRESTLING
// Brooke Hogan Says Hulk Didn't Know She Was in Talks With TNA
POLITICS
// Obama Leads In Florida, Ohio, & VIrginia
MMA
// 411's MMA Roundtable - UFC 146: Dos Santos vs. Mir
GAMES
// Castlevania: Lords of Shadow Sequel Teased


 HOT TOPICS
//  CM Punk
//  John Cena
//  Triple H
//  Hulk Hogan
//  Randy Orton
//  Christian
SYNDICATE  SYNDICATE



411mania RSS Feeds





Follow 411mania on Twitter!




Add 411 On Facebook
 



 
 411mania » Wrestling » TV Reports



Advertisement
411's ROH on HDNet Report 12.17.09: Black vs. Dutt (12.14.09)
Posted by Aaron Hubbard on 12.17.2009



We get a brief recap of Austin Aries defending his title last week against Davey Richards, Roderick Strong and Kenny Omega, and Tyler Black showing up afterward, and then we the opening. Dave Prazak and Mike Hogewood are your commentators and we are getting things going right away.


Pick 6 Contender's Match: Delirious w/Daizee Hazevs. Kenny King w/Rhett Titus
Delirious gets a green streamer and starts eating it. Standard Delirious opening. King gets back in the ring and jumps when Deli goes for the legs. Delirious gets a drop toehold which leads to a beautiful exchange of holds while Prazak pimps his recent success in Japan. Kenny escapes a headscissors and grabs a headlock, knocks Deli down with a shoulder block, and gets caught with a series of armdrags. King goes to converse with Titus so Deli does the same with Haze, and then chases the heels outside. All three men duck clotheslines and Titus and King chase Deli, and Titus gets knocked down by Haze, who he has quite the history with. Terrific. Deli gets two inside, hits a fireman carry slam and follows up with FOUR sentons to the back, but it only gets two. Delirious licks his hands and then smothers King with them. Rhett is looking for revenge on Daizee and Deli heads out and chases him, and runs into a clothesline from King. Well, at least they took a round-about way to get to that clichéd spot.

Kenny slams Deli's body into the barricade and then his head. Back inside, Deli hits a few headbutts to the gut but King gets a spinebuster for two. Kenny whips Deli into the turnbuckles and applies a surfboard clutch, but Delirious bites his fingers to escape. Deli gets a suplex but Kenny gets a jawbreaker. Deli throws forearms and Kenny hits a knee, King goes to the ropes and Deli gets an elbow, Deli goes to the ropes and runs into a kick, King hits the ropes and Deli hits an elbow and an inverted Roll the Dice for two. Delirious whips King to the ropes and NEVERENDING STORY CLOTHESLINES! BAS-TION! Delirious climbs up top and gets a flying clothesline for two. Kenny escapes the Cobra Stretch and Delirious backdrops him to the outside, and Kenny drops Deli's throat across the top rope. SPRINGBOARD BLOCKBUSTER! 1…2…NO!

Deli reverses a whip to the corner and then headbutts King when he tries to leapfrog over and gets two off an O'Connor Roll. A small package gets two more. Kenny rests in the corner to bait Delirious into trying the Panic Attack and then hits the Double Knees, but it only gets two even with Kenny's feet on the top rope. Kenny argues with the referee and punches Deli, but Deli comes back with a clothesline and a German Suplex for two. Apparently, Hog understands Delirious-speak. PANIC ATTACK! Shadows Over Hell, CORKSCREW ENZUGIRI BY KING to the ribs as he comes down! Awesome! Blue Thunder Driver with tights! 1…2…NO! King goes for the Royal Flush but Delirious rolls through into a crucifix and that gets 3! Wow, great TV match out of nowhere from these two. Delirious is your first Pick 6 Contender in a mild upset.
Winner: Delirious (via crucifix) ***1/4

Kyle Durdan is here to interview Jim Cornette, but that doesn't really get going before Aries comes in. He says they got off on the wrong foot and proposes that Cornette become his manager. If he was, the world would explode from the pure concentrated awesomeness. But he declines, saying he's the only one in wrestling who knows he's too old to be anywhere near a match. But he promises to help Aries prove that he is the Greatest Man that Ever Lived by giving him the best competition. When he walks through fire with gasoline britches on, he will prove he is the best.

Steve Corino is out but not dressed to wrestle Lance Whatever-his-last-name-it's-not-important. I, uh, mean Lance Lewd. Corino cuts a promo saying that the ROH Office never returned his calls, but in times of need, Cornette called him and said if he wants to be on TV, he needs to make a major impact. And he can't make a major impact against Lance. He kind of sarcastically puts Lance over and then says he's going to walk out and give Lance a win, and then it's his time to make a major impact. Your winner by forfeit, Lance Lewd. Corino gives the non-match five stars. He says nobody has ever made him look better and he didn't get hurt. They should do this around the circuit. He congratulates him…and kicks him in the gut. MODIFIED JIG & TONIC! Sliding clothesline! He calls himself Mr. Ratings. Well, I'll give ROH credit. They needed a guy with good promo skills and Corino is a good promo.

Sonjay Dutt says that all that matters to him is the ROH World Title, and it's his time. Ok, keep telling yourself that. I'm sure it helps you get over the fact you used to be The Guru.

We get promos from The Briscoes and The American Wolves to hype their Final Battle Match

Erick Stevens vs. Remy Marcell
Marcell dodges and weaves, then tries to slide through Stevens legs and gets caught, and Erick hits a waistlock takedown and unleashes crossface forearms. HUGE CHOP! Stevens his a back elbow but Marcell gets a boot to the face, tries a crossbody but Stevens catches him and then just delivers a German Suplex. Choo Choo. Lariat. Gutwrench Powerbomb. SLAP THE PORPOISE!
Winner: Erick Stevens (via destructicity) 1/4*

Durdan is back for an interview with Tyler Black, who says he's glad to be back because he has a chance to face Aries and that's all that matters to him. Everything from this day on is about him getting to his goal. Wow, I guess Black hit puberty because he has his intensity back.


Pick 6 Contender's Match: Sonjay Dutt vs. Tyler Black

Tyler gets STREAMERS. Remember when you had to EARN those? Sheesh. I'm not one of those who irrationally hate Black, but that's just ridiculous. Sonjay offers a handshake and Tyler, more foolish than Sting, accepts it and Dutt goes on the assault. Black throws punches and Sonjay goes to the eyes and stomps a mudhole in Tyler. Black gets back into it with armdrags and punches, tries a dropkick and lands on his feet when Sonjay bails. Tyler fakes a dive and throws some chops before systematically beating the piss out of Dutt. I approve. Back inside, Black gets a kick to the spine for two. The edginess continues with an eye gouge and a neck vice, and he slams Sonjay to set up the stomp to the face, which only gets one. Tyler slams Dutt into the top turnbuckle and then hits a dropkick to the back of the head for two more. Black hits a neckbreaker and goes back to the neck vice, but Dutt hits a jawbreaker. He goes to the ropes and Tyler hits the dropkick he wanted earlier. Black hits a suplex and goes up top, but Sonjay gets to his feet and climbs up, Tyler knocks him back down, and Dutt hits a palm strike. Sonjay has a fireman's carry and he just drops Tyler gut-first on the turnbuckle bar.

Sonjay slams Black on the apron, and hits a legdrop. Vintage. Sonjay rakes Tyler's eyes with his boots and then pulls Tyler by his hair. Black fires back but Sonjay goes to the abs with a knee and hits a rolling senton for two. Body scissors follows and Sonjay wraps up an arm and then uses his hand as a corkscrew to do more damage to Tyler's ribs. Black starts getting close to the ropes and Dutt rolls him into a cover for two. Sonjay stays in control with jabs and eye pokes. Sonjay gets a schoolboy for two and goes back to the bodyscissors. Black lays back to get a pin for one. Somewhat humorously, Black's left boot says "EVOLVE" on it. Black gets to his feet and rams Sonjay into the turnbuckle and then drives him into the mat. Black runs into Sonjay's boots but hits a back body drop and whales on him with punches. Sonjay gets a knee but Tyler just throws him outside and follows with a hilo.

Tyler hits the springboard clothesline for two. Sonjay drops an elbow, and Black hits a military press slam, and follows with a quebrada. What work on the midsection? Hit a legdrop or something. Dutt hits shoulders to the midsection in the corner, Tyler reverses a whip and blocks the seesaw kick, but misses a clothesline and Sonjay drops his throat across the top rope. Dutt hits a missile dropkick and stalks Tyler, tries the Asai DDT, avoided, Sonjay lands behind Tyler to avoid the Paroxysm, Asai DDT again but Tyler puts him on his shoulders for the F-5, Sonjay with elbows, hits the ropes and connects with a tilt-a-whirl DDT. The Asai DDT follows and only gets two. Sonjay goes for the Hindu Press, Black moves, Sonjay lands on his feet but Tyler hits the F-5! Black tries the Phoenix Splash but Sonjay moves, Black rolls through to his feet. Dutt tries to take him down with a headscissors but Tyler stays up, but Sonjay prevents a Buckle Bomb with a hurracanrana. Superkick by Black! Superkick by Sonjay. Spinning enzugiri by Black, NOT a Pelé Kick. Sonjay tries the Jig ‘N' Tonic, but Black counters, BUCKLE BOMB! Dutt with chops, Black with punches and a yakuza kick. He goes for the Superkick but Dutt ducks and gets a roll-up for two, Black rolls through and lifts Sonjay up, GOD'S LAST GIFT! Dutt is finally done.
Winner: Tyler Black (via God's Last Gift) **1/2

Not the best follow-up to last week's show, but the main event had Sonjay dogging it and it was ten minutes too long. That said, Final Battle looks awesome.




Post Comment (5)  |  Email Aaron Hubbard  |  View Aaron Hubbard's 411 Profile

  Send To Friend  |    Stumble It!  |    Digg It!  | 



Please add your comment below.
If you are registered, you can login and post under your registered name. If not, you can post as a guest or register.

* Please note that 411 moderates all comments. Your comment will show up on the site after it has been approved by an editor.
 
Name : 
Comment : 
Remaining Characters : 
2800
 

Comments (5)

 
Dude, Black just came back from freakin' NECK SURGERY. And a burned up face in kayfabe. I think that's streamer-worthy. Not "Punk or Danielson leaving ROH" streamer-worthy, but still worthy.

Also, what's with the Sonjay hate? I didn't care for this main event either (finally caught up with the episodes, and 1080p DirecTV is GLORIOUS), but Dutt's been on something of a roll since showing up in ROH. His matches with Strong and Generico are really something worth seeing if possible. Now, the Jeff Jarrett strutting...he can do away with that yesterday as far as I'm concerned (and hopefully he has).

Anyway, I'm just happy to be caught up with the show now. Even if the wrestling wasn't great this week, the show seems so much more motivated and of "importance" since Cornette came on the scene. And I know this is totally irrelevant, but...Young Bucks vs. Wolves is my TV Match of the Year. It has a lot of competition, but...yeah. I loved every single second of it.


Posted By: The REAL MP (Guest)  on December 17, 2009 at 12:43 PM

 
 
This is Aaron, new name.

I've never liked Sonjay. He's a spot monkey as a face and has no interesting offense as a heel. But more importantly, Tyler Black is ROH's Chosen One and Sonjay...well, barely deserves to be in the Pick 6. Tyler should have destroyed him in ten minutes.

Good point about the Black's neck surgery, didn't think about that. Burned-up face...not so much.

As for Bucks vs. Wolves: good choice. But yes, it has a LOT of competition. We just got done with the 411 awards and I think at least twenty matches were nominated in that category. It's been a great year for TV matches.


Posted By: Who Needs Personality? (Registered)  on December 17, 2009 at 03:18 PM

 
 
Not saying Bucks/Wolves is "The Best" or anything, just saying it's my personal favorite. I'm a huge mark for both teams, and I didn't enjoy anything else more. That match was booked for the St. Louis show I went to and I was really bummed out when Edwards' injury cancelled it. What we ended up getting was fucking great (and available on DVD next week!), so I can't complain.

The competition would be Danielson/Strong (closest thing to a DVD match I've seen on ROH TV), Hero/KENTA, Wolves/Steenerico table match, and like half a dozen Smackdown matches from this summer. They all kind of run together, but Punk/Hardy in the cage, Edge/Mysterio, and Hardy/Morrison stand out the most. Didn't care much for Danielson/Black III as everyone else. It was very good, just not mind-blowing. Can't wait for all the year-end (and decade-end) awards, that shit is always fun to discuss and argue.

As for Sonjay, I didn't know a thing about him until he returned to ROH over the summer. And I wasn't impressed at first, but like I said, he's had some really good matches.

Christ, I am really bored at work today...


Posted By: The REAL MP (Guest)  on December 17, 2009 at 04:17 PM

 
 
The only other matches you didn't list I think are in real competition are Aries vs. Black vs. Danielson vs. Lynn, Morrison vs. Mysterio, and Swagger vs. Christian from February. Reportedly AJ vs. Angle was fantastic but I didn't see it.

Posted By: Who Needs Personality? (Registered)  on December 17, 2009 at 04:59 PM

 
 
great review, Aaron...but you owe it yourself to see AJ and Kurt from the 3 hr. Impact. Hands down best on this year, IMHO.

Christiana and Swagger #1 from Feb. was great too.


Posted By: Harry (Guest)  on December 17, 2009 at 06:53 PM

 


www.41mania.com
Copyright (c) 2011 411mania.com, LLC. All rights reserved.
Click here for our privacy policy. Please help us serve you better, fill out our survey.
Use of this site signifies your agreement to our terms of use.