"The Golden Dream" Updates

[Big Red Machine]

From the ROH webstie:


TV Title Match Signed & More...
On November 2nd, Ring of Honor heads to Cincinnati for an event we have dubbed The Golden Dream. That night at The Masonic Center, a number of ROH athletes will attempt to make their dreams come true. Whether it be title challenges or championship aspirations, there is a great deal on the line come 11/2!

Already announced: Kevin Steen will challenge the ROH World Champion Adam Cole for the title! Plus Ciampa, Lethal, Bennett, and Mark Briscoe will fight for the right to challenge the World TV Champion at Final Battle 2013 while Jimmy Jacobs goes one-on-one with Roderick Strong in his final Trial Series match-up!

In addition to those bouts, ROHWrestling.com has learned that World TV Champion Matt Taven WILL defend his title in Cincinnati! Due to Truth Martini's insistence, every one-on-one match his man takes on will be a TV Title match thus Adam Page has truly lucked out! The impressive up-and-comer has a chance to make a dream come true on 11/2!

Also Nigel McGuinness has informed us that Davey Richards will be in singles action in Cincinnati and will go head-to-head with the one & only ACH! ACH, following in the footsteps of his battles with men like Elgin, Anderson, and Lethal, continues to be tested against the best in the business!

A hometown hero will be in the house as the recently retired BJ Whitmer has told ROH Officials he will be at The Masonic Center that Saturday night!

Plus, prior to the start of the event, we will open the floor to the ROH Faithful for a special Q&A Session with former World Champion & current Match Maker Nigel McGuinness!!

With two title bouts, a contender's battle, the Trial Series match, and more to come, A Golden Dream is shaping up to be a huge night for Ring of Honor! Do not miss out as the greatest pro wrestling on the planet comes to Cincinnati on November 2nd! Tickets are available now!

[Big Red Machine]

They really seem to be throwing Glory By Honor XII under the bus for this show, but I think their logic is that Chicago always has been and always will be a big market, but Cincy is a growing market. From what I have heard from live reports from the shows in Ohio this year, they have been selling tickets really well and the crowds have been very hot in both Columbus and Cincy. Hopefully this helps them build a big market