ROH TV Results – Sept. 4, 2025 – Athena In Action, The Conglomeration vs. Premier Athletes

Sep 4, 2025

September 4, 2025
Philadelphia, PA – 2300 Arena, Cincinnati, OH – The Andrew J Bradley Music Center, Cleveland, OH – Wolstein Center, Chicago, IL – Byline Bank Aragon Ballroom, and Glasgow, Scotland – OVO Hydro
Commentary – Ian Riccaboni and Caprice Coleman
Results via Jeff Moss of F4WOnline.com

Quick Match Results

Athena defeated Dayami via Koji Clutch (submission)
The Swirl defeated Thomas Hines & Joe Alonzo via Top Rope Double Foot Stomp and Spicolli Driver combo (pinfall)
Wheeler Yuta defeated John Silver via Busaiku Knee (pinfall)
2-on-1 Handicap match – Lance Archer defeated KOE via Blackout (pinfall)
Spanish Announce Project defeated Philly Collins and Marino Tenaglia via Navarro Death Roll (submission)
Katsuyori Shibata defeated Jordan Oliver via PK (pinfall)
The Conglomeration defeated Premier Athletes via Rope Walk 450 Splash (pinfall)

Athena vs. Dayami

The show wasted no time in kicking right into this Proving Ground match According to internet sources, today is in fact, Athena’s 1000th day as Ring of Honor Women’s World Champion. According to Ian Riccaboni, it’s 999. Either one is pretty impressive though!

Dayami didn’t have much of a chance at the start. Athena went at her hard right off the bell, sending her to the outside. There, Athena caught a kick and slammed Dayami into onto the ring apron. Dayami crawled back into the ring and Athena put on the Koji Clutch. Dayami passed right out and that was it!

Winner: Athena via Submission.

Video: ROH Death Before Dishonor 2025 Recap

Last Friday, for the first time in 4 years, #ROH returned HOME to Philadelphia at #ROHDBD!

📺 Watch ROH TV + Death Before Dishonor on #HonorClub at https://t.co/8dcdtxqvDf pic.twitter.com/w90ky2ucTU
— ROH – Ring of Honor Wrestling (@ringofhonor) September 4, 2025

A video aired recapping the action from ROH’s Death Before Dishonor 2025 show.

Video: Bandido

After his match at #ROHDBD, #ROH World Champion @bandidowrestler sends a heartfelt message to his supporters!

📺 Watch ROH TV on #HonorClub at https://t.co/8dcdtxqvDf pic.twitter.com/1uwtzoXIVx
— ROH – Ring of Honor Wrestling (@ringofhonor) September 4, 2025

A video aired featuring Bandido’s backstage comments about his victory over Hechicero at Death Before Dishonor and thanking his supporters.

The Swirl (Blake Christian & Lee Johnson) vs. Thomas Hines & Joe Alonzo

Christian and Johnson have been calling themselves “The Swirl” despite my objections, so that’s something that’s happening.

Johnson started off against Alonzo who had multiple pictures of his own face on his tights. That didn’t help him though as Christian took out HInes and the two double teamed Alonzo with some speedy kicks and dueling slams.

Christian tagged in and ate a turnbuckle as Alonzo ducked a splash. That brought in Hein who was picked up by Johnson and thrown at Christian who hit him with a drop kick. They then set him up for a spicolli driver and that was it.

Winner: The Swirl via pinfall.

Wheeler Yuta vs. John Silver

Silver gets a rare singles match here against the Death Rider’s worst haircut. Silver is a literal fire hydrant of a human. He reminds me of a much more personable Taz. Yuta still can’t find a barber, which may hinder him in this bout.

Silver’s strength served him well as he got the drop on Yuta off the top. Yuta got back into it though coming back at Silver with some chops. Silvers chops back put Yuta on his heels and the following kicks put him on his back.

Silver then punted Yuta and picked him up and dropped him in a powerbomb. Yuta was completely off his game here as Silver sent him to the outside and bounced him off the barricades. Shafir watched disapprovingly. At least I think she did. She doesn’t have a lot of facial range.

Back in the ring, Silver kept up the pressure until Yuta hung him up on the ropes. Silver fell back out of the ring and Shafir hit him with a Judo throw. That brought out Evil Uno and Alex Reynolds. The Ref separated them and the action moved back into the ring.

Yuta began a comeback, throwing knees into Silver’s back and working a headlock. He hung Silver up on the ropes, but took too long to capitalize and Silver met him with a superkick. The two began brawling, trading kicks for punches with Silver getting the upper forearm.

Silver hit a big DDT, but Yuta kicked out at two. Shafir began getting annoyed at ringside and suddenly, Jon Moxley appeared. He joined Shafir at ringside while Yuta locked in a half-crab on Silver’s previously injured knee.

Silver turned the tables into a straight jacket crossface and that brought Shafir up on the apron. Reynolds pulled her down and Uno got in Moxley’s face. Mox tried to tear Uno’s mask off, but Silver dropkicked him to get him to stop. That opened up Silver for a Buseko knee fro Yuta who pinned him to get the victory.

Winner: John Silver via Pinfall.

Video: Deonna Purrazzo, Trish Adora

.@TrishAdora202 doesn’t want @deonnapurrazzo to overlook her in the #ROH Women’s Pure Rules Title Tournament!

📺 Watch ROH TV on #HonorClub at https://t.co/8dcdtxr3sN pic.twitter.com/SnMeTGmoyd
— ROH – Ring of Honor Wrestling (@ringofhonor) September 4, 2025

A video aired featuring Deonna Purrazzo walking backstage at Death Before Dishonor and being confronted by Trish Adora ahead of their tournament match for the ROH Women’s Pure Championship.

2-on-1 Handicap Match
Lance Archer vs. KOE (Marcus & Adam King)

Tonight’s Lance Archer Murderfest featured not one, but two opponents that had absolutely no chance of winning. I won’t bore you with the details, but it ended with Archer hitting a Blackout using one of the King’s as a weapon.

Winner: Lance Archer via Pinfall.

After the martch, Archer continued the beatdown until security arrived. They both ate a chokeslam

Video: Sammy Guevara, La Faccion Ingobernable

A recap of the Tag Team Championship match from Death Before Dishonor aired.

Video: The Von Erichs

The Von Erichs @MarshallVonErich + @RossVonErich learned some things at #ROHDBD …

📺 Watch ROH TV on #HonorClub at https://t.co/8dcdtxqvDf pic.twitter.com/PHGQiIdiTJ
— ROH – Ring of Honor Wrestling (@ringofhonor) September 4, 2025

A video aired of The Von Erichs’ Ross & Marshall Von Erich talking about Sammy Guevara’s betrayal of The Sons of Texas and him being in their cross-hairs now.

Spanish Announce Project (Serpentico & Angelico) vs. Philly Collins & Marino Tenaglia

Yes, you read that right.

Angelico and Tenaglia kicked things off, with Angelico’s agility offsetting the brawn of Tenaglia. Serpentico got involved and after a quick double team, Serpentico became legal and ran circles around Tenaglia. Tenaglia felt it coming in the air tonight and tagged in Phil Collins, isolating Serpentico.

Collins danced into the light of a big side slam on Serpentico before Tenaglia decided that they shouldn’t live separate lives and tagged back in. He tweaked the neck of Serpentico, before tagging Collins back in, no jacket required.

Collins and Tenaglia tried for a double team, but Serpentico hit a double DDT to buy some time to get the hot tag to Angelico. Angelico showed Collins and Tenaglia a grovy kind of love with a clothesline, sending Collins out of the ring.

At this point, Riccaboni and Caprice Coleman started adding Phil Collins puns of their own which was a very surreal thing for me. Just another day in paradise.

Any way, back in the ring, Angelico locked in a grapevine ankle lock on Tenaglia, who tapped out giving SAP the win.

Winner: Spanish Announce Project via Submission.

Jordan Oliver vs. Katsuyori Shibata

I misread the headline and was very disappointed when a small angry British man in glasses didn’t come to the ring to face Shibata.

At any rate though, these guys both have some great technical backgrounds that they put on display right off the top. Shibata put Oliver in a wristlock and stomped his twisted arm repeatedly. Oliver got away, but was lured back into a lock up that ended with him on the receiving end of a headlock.

Shibata had control from there, hitting Oliver with smacks and chops in between working the arm with various submission holds. Oliver found a second wind though and hit a dropkick that sent Shibata into the corner. Oliver followed that up with a side kick.

Shibata managed to wrangle an ankle lock on Oliver, but Oliver made it to the ropes to break the hold. Shibata sent him to the corner and hit a dropkick that knocked Olver loopy. Shibata tried a sleeper, which dazed Oliver enough for Shibata to kick him in the face and pick up the victory.

Winner: Katsuyori Shibata via Pinfall.

Premier Athletes (Ariya Daivari & Tony Nese) vs. The Conglomeration (Tomohiro Ishii & Hologram)

Before the match, footage was shown from Collision that teased (are you ready for this?) that a CLONE of Hologram may be imminent in AEW/ROH.

Do it, you cowards.

Anyway, the Athletes came down to the ring with Mark Sterling and their usual attempts to get the crowd to say that they ruled instead of sucked. Hologram came down to the ring with his usual Tomohiro Ishii.

Hologram and Nese kicked things off with Nese getting a headlock off the top. Hologram reversed it into a leg lock and the two went back and forth exchanging holds until Nese got an elbow in Hologram’s face in the corner.

Nese got cocky though and Hologram made him pay with a hurricanrana into an Armbar. Ishii tagged in and Daivari followed suit. Ishii no-sold a bunch of chops and punches and Daivari was forced to resort to trying to rake the eyes. Ishii got mad at that and he and Hologram double teamed Daivari for a bit.

Hologram sent Nese to the outside and tried for a dive, but Nese grabbed his ankle and dropped him on the mat. Daivari, the legal man gave Sterling a chance to choke Hologram with the ropes. Daivari sent Hologram into the corner where he and Nese tagged in and out. Nese ended up legal and hit a huge legdrop through the ropes.

Hologram started to come back, but Nese put a stop to hit with a headlock. Nese dragged Hologram back to his corner and tagged in Daivari. Hologram finally got the hot tag to Ishii who did a great Miley Cyrus impression and entered like a wrecking ball.

Ishii hit a suplex on Nese that got a two count. Nese and Daivari set him up for a double team but Ishii put them both down with a double clothesline and tagged hin Hologram. Hologram went up top, but Sterling caused a distraction, allowing Daivari to knock him off the ringpost.

Daivari then hit a Magic Carpet Ride on Hologram, using an actual carpet (I kid you not). Hologram got the tag to Ishii who cleaned house and knocked Sterling off the apron. That allowed Hologram to hit a 450 on Daivari and pick up the win.

Winner: The Conglomeration via Pinfall.

Backstage: Premier Athletes

After the match, Nese and Daivari screamed at the camera over Sterling being pushed off the apron. They are sick and tired of seeing their manager get taken out. Sterling claimed to have a torn bicep and for him, that means he can no longer live a normal life. Sterling then said that they need a contingency plan and the show faded out.