With Death Before Dishonor less than 24 hours away, Ring of Honor has officially announced the entire card for their forthcoming Pay-Per-View on AEW Rampage.

*spoiler alert* it's really good.

With members of the OG ROH roster like Dalton Castle, Tony Deppen, and The Righteous announced alongside AEW performers like Brian Cage, Rush – who is a former ROH Champion – and I guess Ari Daivari and his Trust Busters buddy Slim J, the card has a little something for everyone, with a pre-show – called Zero Hour by Tony Khan and company – that's just as loaded with talent as the seven-match card.

Goodness; Blake Christian, Alex Zayne, Tony Deppen, Brian Cage, Willow Nightingale, Cheeseburger, and the illustrious Colt Cabana in a rare in-ring appearance opposite Anthony Henry of the Workhorsemen with JD Drake in his corner? Goodness, that would be, like, the best episode of Dark: Elevation of all time, and it'll be broadcast on Youtube too.

From there, the show kicks it to the actual Pay-Per-View, with seven matches now official for the show, including two new ones, Dalton Castle and The Boys attempting to steal the ROH World 6 Man Tag Championship from Vincent, Dutch, and Bateman, collectively known as The Righteous, and Rush taking on his brother Dragon Lee in a match fittingly called the “Battle of Brothers.”

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Could The Boys soon become two-time ROH champions and thus become bigger parts of the ROH/AEW landscape? And what about Dragon Lee? Could he be the secret mystery member of La Faccion Ingobernable? Needless to say, if you need plans on a Saturday night, this might just go down as the best “premium live event” of the month.