By Kevin Eck

Here’s the latest ROH news and notes:

I’m hearing there is a strong chance the fourth member of Villain Enterprises will be revealed during Best in the World weekend, at either the pay-per-view on June 28 in Baltimore or the international television taping on June 29 in Philadelphia.

There has been a lot of speculation as to the identity of the new member and whether they are already on the Ring of Honor roster or if they’re coming in from another promotion or perhaps even another country, but Villain Enterprises' Marty Scurll, PCO and Brody King have been extremely tight-lipped on the matter. …

ROH 5 COUNT: POTENTIAL CANDIDATES TO BE VILLAIN ENTERPRISES' FOURTH MEMBER







Read More: https://t.co/n2Fy4nwojI pic.twitter.com/FgQ1oK2I0F — ROH Wrestling (@ringofhonor) June 16, 2019

Speaking of the Best in the World pay-per-view, there will be a huge, free, 30-minute preshow. Stay tuned to ROHWrestling.com and ROH social media for details. …

A former ROH World Tag Team Champion is looking to make his return during Best in the World weekend. ...

An international star who has competed in ROH in the past will be returning to the company on a full-time basis in the near future. …

Angelina Love of The Allure, Jenny Rose, Tasha Steelz and Stella Grey will compete in a Four Corner Survival Match in Philadelphia on June 29 to determine the No. 1 contender for Kelly Klein’s Women of Honor World Title. …

The Soldiers of Savagery also will be appearing in Philadelphia. Moses and Kaun made their shocking debut on “Ring of Honor Wrestling” last month by laying out LifeBlood’s Bandido, Mark Haskins and Tracy Williams. A few weeks later, SOS attacked Haskins and Williams again prior to the LifeBlood duo’s match against Bully Ray and Shane Taylor. They also helped Bully and Taylor take out PJ Black, who had entered the ring to try to save Haskins and Williams. …

A week after Black took a bullet for Haskins and Williams, the three of them teamed up to defeat Shinobi Shadow Squad (Cheeseburger, Eli Isom and Ryan Nova), which earned them a shot at ROH World Six-Man Tag Team Champions Villain Enterprises at the Best in the World pay-per-view in Baltimore. 3S, which is now 11-3 (a .786 winning percentage) in six-man tag action, is hoping to get a shot against the winners. …

HASKINS, WILLIAMS, BLACK CHALLENGE VILLAIN ENTERPRISES FOR ROH SIX-MAN TITLES AT BEST IN THE WORLD!



Read More: https://t.co/BgrjxqmK94#ROHBITW LIVE ON PPV JUNE 28TH! ALSO STREAMING LIVE FOR #HONORCLUB! https://t.co/KrfEyQvw2Y OR DOWNLOAD THE #ROHAPP pic.twitter.com/oBXRuv80Ec — ROH Wrestling (@ringofhonor) June 19, 2019

Silas Young, the self-proclaimed “Technician of Honor,” was at the ROH Dojo recently “showing the ROH students how to succeed as a technical wrestler.” Footage from Young’s training session will be released soon. There’s been no word as to whether Young violated the Dojo’s no-smoking policy.

We’ll see if Young can back up his boasts about his scientific wrestling prowess when he faces technical wrestling master Jonathan Gresham in a Pure Rules Match at the Best in the World pay-per-view. ...

RULES DEFINED FOR 'PURE' MATCH BETWEEN SILAS AND GRESHAM AT BEST IN THE WORLD



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Don’t miss #ROHBITW LIVE on PPV June 28th from Baltimore, MD!!



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Tickets: https://t.co/hkSK4iX4yh pic.twitter.com/ACs6bMjK9o — ROH Wrestling (@ringofhonor) June 20, 2019

Have you voted for ROH’s 2019 Match of the Year (So Far) yet? It was difficult to narrow it down to one, but just like ROH play-by-play announcer Ian Riccabonni, I ended up voting for the 60-minute draw between then-ROH World Champion Jay Lethal and Matt Taven at ROH’s 17th Anniversary Show in March. Not only was the match a drama-filled instant classic, but it solidified Taven’s status as one of the very best wrestlers in the sport.

POLL: CHOOSE ROH’S MATCH OF THE YEAR... SO FAR



Get your votes in: https://t.co/dSHuoH0X4K pic.twitter.com/PQ4AZ99iHZ — ROH Wrestling (@ringofhonor) June 18, 2019

Kevin Eck is a veteran pro wrestling journalist who has worked for The Baltimore Sun, WWE and WCW before joining ROHWrestling.com.