Hello, everybody. Thanks for joining us today for this special call with Tony Khan to discuss the upcoming Ring of Honor Death Before Dishonour paper view live from the 2300 arena in Philadelphia. Just a few quick housekeeping items in the interest of time and to give opportunities to as many people as possible. We kindly ask that you refrain from asking two-parting questions and and please try to keep your questions focused on death before dishonor in the ROH brand. I'll turn it over to Tony for some opening thoughts, and then we'll open the lines for questions. Tony, go ahead.

Hey, thank you very much, Danny. I really appreciate it. Hey, everyone. Thanks for joining us today for this call. I'm very excited about

Ring of Honor Death Before Dishonor. It's going to be a great show, as we saw last night.

It's an incredible environment. Last night was the very first AEW event I've ever produced in

the 2300 arena, and tomorrow will be the first Ring of Honor show I've ever done there. Now the difference

is AEW had never been there in the history of the company. Ring of honor does have a great

tradition. It's done some great events in the 2300 arena in general has a much longer history and

some great things we can touch upon. And certainly tomorrow is going to be an exciting event.

I'm very excited to talk to you about it. There's been some injuries in AEW and also some

things in Ring of Honor with injuries that have affected the card, in particular injuries to champions,

several injuries to champions, which I can elaborate on as we talk,

but there's also some great matches that I'm really excited about.

Big championship fights, including both the world championship matches.

I think the vignette for Eccasero versus Bandito got a lot of people buzzing, but the wrestling they're going to do in the ring will also have people buzzing tomorrow because this is going to be a great, great world championship match.

There's been a great rivalry that's simmered between these two.

This has been building since Ring of Honor's Supercard of Honor.

Earlier this year, we had a great

supercard event. One of the best wrestling matches of the year was Bandido defending the

Ring of Honor World Championship versus the Alpha, Konosuke Takashita, another one of the very

top wrestlers in the world. They had an incredible match battling it out at Supercard for over 30 minutes.

And at the end, at Chisero, Takesha to a stablemate in certainly one of the great groups in

professional wrestling, the Don Callis family, Etcacero, one of the great technicians, one of the

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