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Welcome to this week’s Ring Of Honor review, right here on Breitbart. Gotcha! We’re here on Nerdly! I’m Nathan Favel and I’m so happy to pretend to be in a good mood in the name of wrestling. We got two matches here and… Alex Jones: The Russians invented food to kill us all! Me: No they didn’t! Aj: Damn it! I just wanted to be right one f–kin’ time! Me: Mustache on or off? Aj: Off? Me: Too bad! Pick a hand. Aj: That one? Ow! Me: Hey! Your face hit my hand! I’ll smash you…smash you good! Aj: Ahhhhhhhh!!!!!!! Me: Well, while I tickle this pickle, let’s not be fickle with the trickle on this nickel of a good time. Ring Of Honor starts now!

Match #1: Max The Impaler (w/Amy Rose) b. Holidead The following is courtesy of rohwrestling.

Welcome to this preview of Ring of Honor’s next Pay Per View event, Death Before Dishonor. I’m Nathan Favel and we are going to talk about the card and I’ll give you my predictions for every match at the major event. So, let’s just jump right in, here on Nerdly!

Bully Ray & Silas Young vs. Colt Cabana & Flip Gordon – Tables Match

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For months, the cowardly actions of Bully Ray have drawn the rightful ire of international wrestling star and color commentator Colt Cabana. Week after week, month after month, Cabana has listened to Bully Ray complain about millennials, young wrestling stars and more, while cowardly attacking these stars like Cheeseburger, Flip Gordon, Eli Isom and others while robbing fans of matches by intentionally getting himself disqualified. Cabana has had enough, wants Ray in the ring and is heading to...

Welcome to this week’s Ring of Honor review, right here on Nerdly. I’m Nathan Favel and we have a tag team grudge match for the main event that can rival the passive aggressive feelings that Tom Brady has after he just got his ass handed to him by the Detroit Lions. I’m not even a big sports fan and I think that’s cool!

Match #1: The Best Friends (Chuckie T/Chuck Taylor and Trent Baretta) beat The Boys – Tag Team Match

My Take: 2.5 out of 5 - This was a good match that had lots of firm back and forth offense from both teams. The Boys make for a good team and it’s a shame we don’t see more of them. I like the bizarre nature of Dalton Castle’s weirdo brigade and if The Boys can get more bookings on Ring of Honor’s television show,...

Title: Honour 108 Media Reviewed for Shockya by Harvey Karten. Data-based on Rotten Tomatoes Grade: C Director: Shan Khan Screenplay: Shan Khan Cast: Aiysha Hart, Paddy Considine, Faraz Ayub, Shubham Saraf, Harvey Virdi, Nikesh Patel Screened at: Review, NYC, 6/16/14 Opens: July 11, 2014 When Terry Leonard made the 1987 action thriller “Death before Dishonor,” he was setting the stage for one gunnery Sgt. Burns to rescue Marines taken hostage in the Middle East. These Marines believe that nothing is worse than dishonor, meaning that they, themselves would rather die than suffer a fate worse than death. It’s bizarre to think, however, that there are thousands of families that would [ Read More ]

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Chicago – “Act of Valor” is a woeful miscalculation on every conceivable level. To call it a movie would be inaccurate. You know those slickly photographed, stupendously smug army recruitment videos that often appear in pre-show movie theater ads? Imagine one of those videos stretched to two hours and passed off as entertainment. It’s like a Michael Bay knockoff without the aliens.

After co-directing 2007’s documentary short, “Navy Swcc,” Mike “Mouse” McCoy and Scott Waugh were asked by the Navy to make a movie about the SEALs. Through their research, McCoy and Waugh decided that the only way to make an accurate film would be to cast real-life Navy SEALs who can shoot real guns and perform real stunts. Yet for all the “reality” on display, McCoy and Waugh have no idea how to make their film feel the least bit authentic.

Blu-ray Rating: 0.5/5.0

Despite its alleged good intentions, “Act of Valor...