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ROH: Thanks Steen Thanks (2014)

Ring of Honor presents Thanks Steen Thanks, an in-depth look at the most controversial performer in Ring of Honor history, Kevin Steen. This 3 disc set features 21 classic matches from 2013 through his farewell match with Ring of Honor in July of 2014. Other exciting match ups included are The Young Bucks & Kevin Steen taking on Michael Elgin & The Briscoe Brothers. See him take on New Japan Pro Wrestling superstar Shinsuke Nakamura! This set is capped off by the full un-cut version of Kevin Steen’s emotional last match in Ring of Honor against the legendary Steve Corino and never before seen post match interview.
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Ring of Honor presents Thanks Steen Thanks, an in-depth look at the most controversial performer in Ring of Honor history, Kevin Steen. This 3 disc set features 21 classic matches from 2013 through his farewell match with Ring of Honor in July of 2014. Other exciting match ups included are The Young Bucks & Kevin Steen taking on Michael Elgin & The Briscoe Brothers. See him take on New Japan Pro Wrestling superstar Shinsuke Nakamura! This set is capped off by the full un-cut version of Kevin Steen’s emotional last match in Ring of Honor against the legendary Steve Corino and never before seen post match interview.

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In Theaters:11/8/2014
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Runtime:540 minutes
Studio:Ring of Honor (ROH)

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