Ring of Honor (ROH) Best in the World 2012: Hostage Crisis is all set to pop off tonight (Sun., June 24, 2012) from the Hammerstein Ballroom in Manhattan, New York, at 5 p.m. ET, live on internet pay-per-view.

CagesideSeats.com will provide LIVE blow-by-blow, match-by-match coverage of Best in the World 2012 below, beginning with the first match of the evening and right on through to the main event.

The main event is, of course, the huge rematch between ROH World Champion Kevin Steen and the man he beat for the title at Border Wars in Toronto, Davey Richards. Much like their first match was Steen's only shot at the title, this will be the former American Wolf's chance to win back the belt he lost.

The tag team straps and the TV strap are also up for grabs as Wrestling's Greatest Tag Team defend against The All Night Express and Roderick Strong defends against Jay Lethal and Tommaso Ciampa, respectively.

Plus some showcase bouts including Fit freakin' Finley taking on Michael Elgin and former World Champions Eddie Edwards and Homicide going one on one.

And still even more!

So kick your shoes off, relax, and enjoy all the action with your favorite pro wrestling website. And remember to keep refreshing!

Full results and match coverage after the jump.

ROH BEST IN THE WORLD 2012 QUICK RESULTS

World Championship match: Kevin Steen (c) def. Davey Richards
World Tag Team Championship match: The All Night Express (Rhett Titus and Kenny King) def. Wrestling's Greatest Tag Team (Charlis Haas and Shelton Benjamin)
Michael Elgin def. Fit Finlay
World TV Championship three-way match: Roderick Strong (c) def. Jay Lethal vs. Tommaso Ciampa
Homicide def. Eddie Edwards
Jay and Mark Briscoe def. The Guardians of Truth
Hybrid Fighting rules match: Adam Cole def. Kyle O'Reilly

Sergio here, folks.

WE ARE LIVE!

We got Kevin Kelly and Nigel McGuinness at the booth, hyping up the show.

And we start off with #DEMBOYS~!

The Briscoe Brothers vs. The Guardians of Truth

Truth Martini introduces his mystery tag team but they're masked! WHO ARE THEY?!

Martini throws something at the Briscoes, distracting them while his team takes over. They batter the Sandy Fork Hopefuls but Dem Boys quickly gain the upper hand. They batter the mystery team until the referee is forced to keep both of them out of the ring.

TWIN MAGIC~!

The outside Guardian rolls the hurt Guardian out and uses his freshness to get control of the match. They work over Jay pretty fierce but the elder Briscoe is finally able to get the hot tag to Mark AND REDNECK KUNG FU~!

Mark clears house and lands a top rope elbow drop but the pin attempt is broken up. The Briscoes set one Guardian up for the Doomsday Device but Jay rolls him up for the pin instead? Weird ending.

Dem Boys set Truth up for the Doomsday Device but the Guardians prevent it and hit a double flapjack on Jay before some ROH dudes run in to stop the melee.

Weird opener.

Winners: The Briscoe Brothers via pinfall

What's up next, ROH? Two world champs duking it out? OKAY!

Homicide vs. Eddie Edwards

NYC looks Homicide. Who doesn't, though?

Homicide SPITS in Edwards' hand before the match! Edwards slaps him! LET'S GO!

Edwards knocks his opponent to the outside! Suicide dive! Chops along the guard rail! Hot start!

Homicide rakes the eyes and takes advantage but soon Edwards regains the upperhand. The action spills back inside the ring and Edwards nails Homicide from the top rope and brutalizes his fellow former champ.

Homicide regains his composure and we're treated to an ROH-style chop battle. Dual Yakuza kicks and Homicide takes control. Typical Homicide offense from the former champ and he starts to go for the Three Amigos but Edwards starts to reverse!

The former TNA talent fights it off and heads to the top rope. Edwards follows him up and suplexes the "Notorious 187" to the mat. Edwards fights offa cutter attempt and hits a modified DVD and then another move which slams Homicide to the mat for a two count.

Edwards with the crossface! Homicide is closing to tapping! But he's also close to the ropes! He makes it, breaking the hold!

Solid match so far from the former champs.

Homicide takes over with a Manhattan drop and then a tornado DDT. CUTTER from Homicide! Kick out! Homicide with a big boot but Edwards refuses to stay down!

Edwards tries to sneak a pin but Homicide kicks out. Whip to the ropes and Edwards rolls his opponent through for the Achilles Lock! Homicide reverses out of it and HITS THE GRINGO KILLER~!

Winner: Homicide by pinfall

Edwards is more gringo than anyone so I called it the Gringo Killer, sue me. I guess that means Homicide is back full-time? GOOD!

Hybrid rules match: Adam Cole vs. Kyle O'Reilly

I had toddler issues to deal with to start the match off but I came in to see O'Reilly NAILING Cole with Kawada kicks, busting the poor kid open. They claim his teeth are knocked out but I'm not sure. Are they?!

HE IS BLOODY AS HELL.

They're going back and forth, O'Reilly nails him with some vicious strikes and sinks in a guillotine choke! Cole counters into a modified brainbuster-type move! COLE GETS UP!

Holy hell, the audience is hot as hell for Cole.

Cole with a giant superkick which knocks O'Reilly to the outside. He pulls him back in and nearly submits to an armbar but counters into a Texas Cloverleaf! O'Reilly battles out but eventually gets caught in a figure-four! O'Reill taps!!!

Winner: Cole via submission

Cole may have teeth knocked out but he for sure his lip is definitely busted apart. Holy crap. He offers his hand but O'Reilly slaps him and leaves the ring. SOUR GRAPES!

Fit Finlay vs. Michael Elgin

Each man starts the match off trying to measure the other up. Finley fakes a punch in the corner but Elgin doesn't flinch. Finley with some catch wrestling to get Elgin off his feet and then a stomp to the fingers as "Unbreakable" gets to his feet.

Finley using his experience and grappling know-how to take advantage. Every time the young bruiser cracks him with a chop or a forearm, the former WWE Superstar goes back to the mat with a submission maneuver.

Slow build-up to this match so far. After the last match, this might be the wrong call. I'm losing interest fast.

Finley attacks the knee and feeds a boot from the corner to Elgin but eventually gets clotheslines. Action spills to the outside but Elgin loses control. Finley is trying to break his younger opponent down but Elgin won't stay down

I get the story of the match now. I kind of don't like it.

Elgin gets caught in a chin lock but works his way back to his feet and hits a suplex on Finley. "The Belfast Bruiser" is quick to latch on a submission but Elgin fights his way out. Finley is quick to attack the knee again.

Finley's last match with Sami Callihan is how you work a HOSS FIGHT with Finley, not like this.

Elgin hits an enziguri and clotheslines the shit out of Finley in the corner. Elgin lifts his opponent up and slams him to the mat for two. Action back to the outside and Finley takes over. He takes Elgin back inside and gets a near fall. The announcers play up Elgin's toughness and Finley's doubt about winning.

Finley with a Tombstone piledriver but Elgin kicks out. Finley lifts him up but Elgin hits a spinning back fist and then a buckle bomb. Spinning powerbomb gets the three count.

Winner: Elgin via pinfall

Disappointing match-up from these two like-minded wrestlers. Oh, well.