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Title Change At At May 9 ROH TV Taping

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Spoilers have emerged for ROH matches taped either side of AEW Fairway To Hell, with a championship changing hands during the taping.

With a special “Fairway To Hell” edition of Collision taking place on May 9 at Florida’s SoFi Center, matches for future episodes of ROH were also taped that same night.

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With 12 ROH bouts in total taking place, one saw a championship change hands, with an AEW star leaving Florida without his gold.

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During the taping, the ROH World Television Championship changed hands, with a new champion crowned.

AR Fox defeated Nick Wayne to become the champion, ending Wayne’s over 380 day reign with the gold.

Here are all of the ROH matches which were filmed at the Collision taping (courtesy of JJ Williams via F4WOnline):

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Before Collision:

Satnam Singh def. James Tapia and CD Bennett

Josh Woods def. Angelico – Pure Rules

Zayda Steel def. Hyan – Survival of the Fittest match qualifier

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After Collision:

Blake Christian & Lee Johnson def. Evil Uno & Alex Reynolds

Deonna Purrazzo def. Kaci Lennox

Shane Taylor, Carlie Bravo & Shawn Dean def. Mance Warner, Ortiz & Eddie Kingston

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AR Fox def. Nick Wayne (c) – ROH Television Championship

Dalton Castle & The Outrunners def. Baby Keef, Xander Maddox & Puma Johnson

Bandido def. Action Andretti

Ari Daivari, Tony Nese & Stori Denali def. Ricky Martinez, Maxx Stardom & Jacey Love

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Daniel Garcia & Wheeler Yuta def. Tommy Billington & Adam Priest

Athena, Billie Starkz & Marina Shafir def. Lacey Lane, Yuka Sakazaki & Maya World

While it has been speculated that this title loss means that we will see more of the former champion on AEW TV, Nick Wayne is actually set to be in Japan for the NJPW Best of the Super Jr’s tournament, which kicks off on May 14.

The tournament finals take place on June 7, meaning that Wayne will likely be absent from ROH and AEW tapings until then, as he competes in the notable round-robin tournament.

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Wayne previously commented on his inclusion in this year’s Best of the Super Jr’s lineup, calling it his chance for “redemption“.

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