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ROH: A New Level (2008)

Roderick Strong vs Erick Stevens and Go Shiozaki for the FIP World Heavyweight Championship Kevin Steen & El Generico vs the No Remorse Corps (Davey Richards & Rocky Romero) Delirious & Pelle Primeau vs Sweet & Sour Inc (Chris Hero & Brent Albright w/Larry Sweeney, Sara Del Rey, Eddie Edwards, Shane Hagadorn, Bobby Dempsey & Johnny Fairplay) and The Vulture Squad (Jack Evans & Jigsaw w/Julius Smokes) in a Tag Team Scramble match
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Roderick Strong vs Erick Stevens and Go Shiozaki for the FIP World Heavyweight Championship Kevin Steen & El Generico vs the No Remorse Corps (Davey Richards & Rocky Romero) Delirious & Pelle Primeau vs Sweet & Sour Inc (Chris Hero & Brent Albright w/Larry Sweeney, Sara Del Rey, Eddie Edwards, Shane Hagadorn, Bobby Dempsey & Johnny Fairplay) and The Vulture Squad (Jack Evans & Jigsaw w/Julius Smokes) in a Tag Team Scramble match

Rating:PG-13
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Directed By:Cary Silkin
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In Theaters:5/10/2008
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Runtime:161 minutes
Studio:Ring of Honor (ROH)

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