There were many men’s tag teams competing in the battle royal. It was exciting to watch and fans were on the edge of their seats. 

Teams that competed include the Aussie Open (Kyle Fletcher and Mark Davis), Action Andretti and Darius Martin, Best Friends (Chuck Taylor and Trent Beretta), and the Butcher and the Blade. 

More teams include Dark Order (Alex Reynolds and John Silver), Gates of Agony (Bishop Kaun and Toa Liona). As well as the Hardys (Jeff and Matt Hardy), Outrunners (Truth Magnum and Turbo Floyd), Righteous (Dutch and Vincent), and Wingmen (Peter Avalon and Ryan Nemeth).

Near the end of the match it was looking like John Silver would be eliminated from the battle royal. Alex Reynolds would come in with the save to keep the teams chances alive.

Reynolds would catch Silver off the apron and place him on the stairs to then reenter the ring.

While Trent Beretta of the Best Friends was hanging on the apron after just eliminating Mark Davis, Silver took advantage and eliminated Beretta. 

Silver won the men’s tag team battle royal for himself and teammate Alex Reynolds.  

The Dark Order have become the number one contenders for the Men’s Tag Team Championships. 

Reynolds and Silver will compete against MJF and Adam Cole at AEW All Out. 

They will challenge MJF and Adam Cole for their Ring of Honor Tag Team Championships on Sunday September 3rd. 

All Out is taking place at the United Center in Chicago, Illinois. 

Photo Credit – AEW

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Impact wrestlers such as Willie Mack and Rich Swann tried in vain to fight off the invaders but were beaten into submission. Those on commentary seemingly had no idea what to make of what was happening and speculated that it was a full-on invasion from ROH. 

Scott D’Amore was asked about the events that transpired but simply replied that he needed to make a call to Baltimore, which is the location of the ROH headquarters, to try and get some answers. This angle is likely ROH’s way of staying in the headlines until their hiatus can end in April of this year. 

You can view the match results from Hard To Kill below:

– Jake Something defeated Madman Fulton

 – “Speedball” Mike Bailey beat Chris Bey, Laredo Kid, and Ace Austin

 – Tasha Steelz won the Ultimate X match by beating Chelsea Green, Alisha Edwards, Rosemary, Jordynne Grace, and Lady Frost

 – X-Division Champion Trey Miguel retained against Steve Maclin

 – ROH World Champion retained against Chris Sabin in a Pure Rules match

 – Josh Alexander defeated Jonah

 – Eddie Edwards, Rich Swann, Willie Mack, Heath, and Rhino defeated Impact Tag Team Champions Good Brothers (Karl Anderson & Doc Gallows) & Violent By Design (Eric Young, Joe Doering, & Deaner) in a Hardcore War match

 – Impact World Champion Moose retained against W. Morrisey and Matt Cardona

 – Mickie James retained the Impact Knockouts Championship against Deonna Purrazzo in a Texas Deathmatch

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