Final Impact - GFW Impact Wrestling recap for August 10, 2017

The show starts with a brawl between the team of Santana and Ortiz of The Latin-American Xchange and The Veterans of War (Mayweather and Wilcox) outside of the building.

Sienna is seated in the center of the ring. She calls herself the epitomy of a true champion, and says she has destroyed every obstacle Karen Jarrett has thrown at her. She says she will sit in the ring until she finds out who her opponent for her Knockouts title defense next week is. Karen shows up and says she never liked her and never will. Karen goes on to call Sienna the kind of woman other women hate. Sienna skips the formalities and wants to know who would be ready for her in a week, but Karen tells her that her opponent next week is always ready, and it happens to be Gail Kim. Gail says she sees Sienna running her mouth, and tells her she was only great six weeks ago. After Gail makes it clear she will retire as champion, Sienna strikes at Gail from behind, and this starts a brawl that referees have to stop.

Joseph Park tells Grado it's time to buck up in their handicap match tonight.

It is announced that LAX versus Veterans of War for the tag team titles is now a Street Fight.

El Hijo del Fantasma and Naomichi Marufuji beat Laredo Kid and Garza Jr.

oVe! - Ohio Versus Everything! - shows up next week.

Kongo Kong beats Joseph Park and Grado in a handicap match. After the match, Kongo Kong attacks both men again, and is about to hit them both with a top rope splash when Laurel Van Ness shows up, tells him to stop and slaps him. Kong is about to slam Laurel Van Ness into the mat when Tyrus shows up and stands face-to-face with Kong until Van Ness tells Kong to get out of the ring.

Mackenzie Mitchell interviews Trevor Lee, Low-Ki and Lashley. Trevor Lee says he will show Sonjay Dutt who the real champion is. Low-Ki tells Alberto El Patron he had an opportunity, but wasted it and paid the price. He says he will show him that he can be beaten. Lashley tells Matt Sydal he is in the ring tonight with some heavy hitters, and tells him he has been warned. He then tells Lee and Low-Ki they are associates, not partners.

We hear from Sonjay Dutt and Trevor Lee before their match at Destination X next week.

We hear from Jeff Jarrett concerning America's Top Team.

Dutch Mantell interviews Matt Sydal and Lashley for "Down and Dirty with Dutch." Lashley says he did not disrespect anybody, he merely reacted. He considers himself a "top 3 wrestler." Sydal says he has never put himself in one particular category, and does not rate himself as an X Division wrestler. Sydal says that just like Lashley, his resume speaks for himself, as he has faced giants. He rates himself within the top 3. Lashley and Sydal argue. Lashley says he will beat Sydal within an inch of life. Sydal says he comes in peace, but also to win. Lashley says he is tired of people stepping up, and if Sydal has a problem with him, he should step up. This leads to a near-brawl.

It is announced that Bruce Prichard will make an announcement that will affect Impact Wrestling next week. This is following footage of a private conversation from Prichard and Karen Jarrett from last week.

Before the next match, Konnan says that with new member Low-Ki in tow, their mission is now in effect. He also thanks the GFW bookers for putting them in a specialty match.

The Latin-American Xchange (Santana and Ortiz) retain the Unified GFW Tag Team Championships against The Veterans of War (Mayweather and Wilcox).

Sonjay Dutt says he will get Trevor Lee. Sydal asks for allies against Lashley. Alberto El Patron says Low Ki will pay tonight.

Taiji Ishimori beats ACH to continue to the finals of the Super X Cup Tournament. During the match, Dezmond Xavier - whom Ishimori will face next week in the finals - watches from backstage. After the match, Dezmond Xavier shows up, shakes ACH's hand, looks at the trophy and stares down with Ishimori. Both men then shake hands.

Trevor Lee, Low Ki and Lashley beat Sonjay Dutt, Alberto El Patron and Matt Sydal.

Here is this week's post-show!

Final Impact - Impact Wrestling recap for July 13, 2017

In footage from earlier today, Grado and Joseph Park make their way to the arena in an old Volkswagen Beetle. We find out that Grado will have to get married, as he is about to be kicked out of the country unless he does so.

The Latin-American XChange show up. Last week, Konnan promised a new soldier in LAX, and introduces that new soldier: Alberto El Patron. El Patron shows up, and wants to know what Konnan is doing, as they have both friends for years. He then says Konnan did not even ask El Patron if he wanted to join. El Patron says he is a leader, not a follower. Konnan asks El Patron if he has forgotten the problems he had with WWE and the problems he himself had with TNA, and asks him to join. El Patron says he has not forgotten, and thinks about it every day, but it is in the past and he is in a better place with better opportunities. El Patron tells Konnan his problem is that he has become a bitter man. As for himself, he will stay a loner. El Patron tells Konnan his problem is that he has become a bitter man. As for himself, he will stay a loner. Konnan tells El Patron that he is no longer alone, and that LAX is his family. All he has to do is say yes. El Patron tells him "The answer is no, you son of a bitch!" Konnan then sics LAX on El Patron. Suddenly, Lashley rushes into the ring and fights off all of LAX by himself, saving El Patron. Lashley then hands one of the world titles to El Patron and leaves.

Orlando, Florida Mayor Buddy Dyer declares July 5th "Impact Wrestling Day" in the city of Orlando, and one of the survivors of the Pulse nightclub shooting unveils a new memorial for the victims of that shooting.

We get a closer look at ACH, who plans to springboard his career with the Super X Cup.

We get a closer look at Andrew Everett, who wants to win the Super X Cup to get one step closer to the X Division Championship.

ACH beats Andrew Everett to continue to the second round of the Super X Cup Tournament.

Jeremy Borash introduces Gail Kim back to Impact Wrestling. She says that she has been so grateful with the most talented, respected people in the business and travel the world to perform for millions of fans, and has given his soul, mind and body to wrestling, and does not regret it. She announces that at the end of 2017, she will officially be retiring from the ring. She thanks the women of the Knockouts division that she has worked with through the years, and thanks everyone in the company for allowing her to be her. She says that this is not the end, and that she plans to go out on top in Impact Wrestling.

Chris Adonis shows up, and messes with the two stars of Swole Mates, Andya Velcich and Freddie Hardy. Both men get in, and this starts a pose-down between the stars of Swole Mates and Chris Adonis. Adonis gets physical with one guy, but the other one confronts him. Eli Drake shows up and tells Adonis to head back to the back, and referees show up to restore order before this gets worse.

Octagoncito beats Demus.

Joseph Park has to get Grado fired up to ask a Knockout for their hand in marriage, but he has no luck, especially with Allie when Braxton Sutter is seeing what is going on. The huge stretching man from last week is in the background. Park hands Grado some champagne and chocolate, as he has an idea.

Matt Sydal talks about his early days in Impact Wrestling.

Ethan Carter III shows up and guests on commentary for the next match.

Naomichi Marufuji vs. Moose for the Impact Grand Championship ends when EC3 attacks Marufuji with the ring bell in the middle of Round 3. He goes after Moose after the match ends, but Moose hits him with a bicycle kick.

The Latin-American Xchange talk about El Patron outside of the arena. Konnan says Alberto El Patron should stop pandering to the fans, and realize that LAX is his family. He then tells LAX to show some tough love and send a message by putting El Patron in the hospital.

Before the next match, Trevor Lee - with the Impact Wrestling X Division Championship around his waist - says he has decided to become the fighting champion the X Division deserves. He has looked far and wide for an opponent to defend the title against...and finds William Weeks. He plans to be a real champion, unlike Sonjay Dutt, and tells the referee not to put the belt on the ground or else someone will steal it. William Weeks attacks Trevor Lee form behind, and the match begins. We then see footage of Sonjay Dutt being taken out of the building by security.

Trevor Lee beats William Weeks. After the match, Sonjay Dutt shows up through the crowd and goes after Trevor Lee to get the Impact Wrestling X Division Championship back, but falls just short and Trevor Lee makes it up the entrance ramp with the title still in his possession.

Laurel Van Ness beats Ava Storie, then Grado shows up with Joseph Park. Grado introduces himself to Laurel, then butters her up. He then asks her out, but before Laurel can answer, Kongo Kong shows up, and Grado and Joseph Park have enough sense to get out of the ring.

Alberto El Patron and Lashley beat LAX (Santana and Ortiz). After the match, both Lashley and El Patron show respect to each other, and as Lashley leaves, El Patron tells Lashley they make a great team. As he says this, he is attacked from behind by LAX (Konnan, Santan, Ortiz, Homicide, Diamante), and this time, Lashley just smiles and refuses to help El Patron. Konnan tells El Patron that if he turns his back on him, this is what he gets, and LAX hold El Patron down and drape his face with the Puerto Rican flag to end the show.

Honor Roll - Ring of Honor recap for October 29, 2016

Donovan Dijak beats Danny Miles. After the match, Prince Nana says in the last pay-per-view, he did not quit and says he will never quick, and says that Dijak is quintessential example of what an athlete should be from top to bottom. He was disappointed by the outcome, and says that will never, ever happen again.

Last week, The Young Bucks (Matt and Nick Jackson) and Adam Cole brawled backstage with The Motor City Machine Guns (Chris Sabin and Alex Shelley).
The Briscoes (Jay and Matt Briscoe) are coming for The Addiction (Christopher Daniels and Frankie Kazarian) as part of their road to becoming tag team champs again.

The Addiction (Christopher Daniels and Frankie Kazarian) say that Ladder Wars changed them, but The Briscoes (Jay and Mark Briscoe) have a legacy of their own by being in ROH since day one and holding the tag team titles eight times, with people saying they are the best tag team in Ring of Honor history. He says that he thinks of Christopher Daniels when he thinks of what a legacy is, as he has given everything he has to professional wrestling. He calls it an honor and privilege to do that as both a tag team partner and a friend. For now, it is a time to retreat, but not to surrender, as they plan to become the best team in ROH history. They plan to heal as a team rather than die as individuals, and leave the ring. The Briscoes say they're here to fight, and call out The Young Bucks (Matt and Nick Jackson), telling them to bring the ROH tag titles out so they can go at it.

The Young Bucks (Matt and Nick Jackson), "Hangman" Adam Page and Adam Cole show up after the commercial break. Cole says that Bullet Club is the new sheriff in town, and that The Briscoes won't be fighting the Bucks tonight. Mark then tells Cole and Page to get in the ring. After they tease leaving, they get in the ring.

The Briscoes (Jay and Mark Briscoe) beat "Hangman" Adam Page and Adam Cole by disqualification after Cole hits Jay with the World title. After the match, Page and Cole attack The Briscoes along with The Young Bucks until reDRagon (Bobby Fish and Kyle O'Reilly) make the save.

Matt Taven says The Kingdom would be rebuilt in his image.

Kevin Kelly interviews Jay Briscoe, who says that he will soon become two-time ROH World Champion. He tells Adam Cole he will have one hell of a fight, as he has removed all of his distractions. He forgives Adam Cole for shaving his head and even admires him for winning the title he plans to take back in London, England.

Caprice Coleman tells ACH, KUSHIDA and Jay White that The Cabinet (Coleman, Kenny King, Rhett Titus) are here to take their prize: the six-man titles.

ACH, KUSHIDA and Jay White beat The Cabinet (Caprice Coleman, Kenny King, Rhett Titus) to continue to the finals of the ROH World Six-Man Tag Team Championships Tournament.

Next week: The Bullet Club vs. The Kingdom! Dragon Lee vs. Bobby Fish!

Honor Roll - Ring of Honor recap for October 1, 2016

Results courtesy of Wrestling Inc.

Bobby Fish retains the ROH World Television against EVIL with a knee bar.

Despite the interference of Prince Nana, "Unbreakable" Michael Elgin retains the IWGP Intercontinental Championship against Donovan Dijak.

Bullet Club (Matt Jackson, Nick Jackson, "Hangman" Adam Page and Yujiro Takahashi) beat The Motor City Machine Guns (Chris Sabin and Alex Shelley), ACH and Lio Rush.

Next week: Kyle O'Reilly vs. Katsuyori Shibata! Adam Cole defends the ROH World Championship against Jay Lethal, Hiroshi Tanahashi and Tetsuya Naito in a Four Corners Survival Match!

Honor Roll - Ring of Honor recap for July 9, 2016

Donovan Dijak beats Jason Kincaid.

ACH says that the crowd is his track on repeat, and that everything he's been through are the lyrics. The only way to complete the song is to win the World Television Championship, and he'll have to get through Mark Briscoe to become #1 contender.

Before the next match, The Addiction ("The Almighty" Christopher Daniels and "The Heavy Metal Rebel" Frankie Kazarian) promise that they will retain the ROH World Tag Team Championships.

Mark Briscoe tells ACH that he's a good athlete, but there's a difference between natural athletics and destiny. He's no stranger to gold now that he's one-half of the IWGP Heavyweight Tag Team Champions, and now he wants some singles gold in ROH.

The Addiction ("The Almighty" Christopher Daniels and "The Heavy Metal Rebel" Frankie Kazarian) retain the ROH World Tag Team Championships against "The Last Real Man" Silas Young and The Beer City Bruiser.

Kyle O'Reilly respects Jay Lethal for taking him seriously as a competitor and never ducking him, and once again they square off for the World title. This time, they'll both find out who the best in the world really is.

Bobby Fish is in the ring for a special live version of The Fish Tank. Fish brags about being ROH World Television Champion, but today isn't all about him. It's about his two special guests who are fighting each other for a shot at this title: ACH and Mark Briscoe. ACH shows up first, followed by Briscoe. Briscoe tries to figure out what "ACH" means, and comes up with wild guesses such as "A Child Hero," "Acrobatic Cat-Like Horseman" and "Ass Cheeks Hughes." ACH cuts in and says that the main difference between him and Briscoe is that Briscoe has a legacy and that he does not, and he has to get through both Briscoe and Fish to start his before telling him "ACH" stands for "Annihilating Chickens' Hopes." Both men are ready to fish, and Fish cuts The Fish Tank short so that he doesn't get roughed up.

Mark Briscoe beats ACH to become #1 contender for the ROH World Television Championship. Both men show respect after the match, then Mark Briscoe and Bobby Fish stare down to end the show.

Next week: Roderick Strong vs. Dalton Castle! Kyle O'Reilly vs. Jay Lethal for the ROH World Championship!

Honor Roll - Ring of Honor recap for May 28, 2016

Have two sites to credit for this one: Eyes on the Ring and Voices of Wrestling. Both sites are pretty good reads.

These matches were part of Night 2 of War of the Worlds 2016.

"The Last Real Man" Silas Young guests on commentary for the next match.

ACH beats Lio Rush. After the match, "The Last Real Man" Silas Young rushes into the ring and attacks ACH.

We see footage from The Addiction (Christopher Daniels and Frankie Kazarian) vs. War Machine (Hanson and Rowe) for the ROH World Tag Team Champions at Night 1 of War of the Worlds.

The Addiction (Christopher Daniels and Frankie Kazarian) show up. Christopher Daniels claims that everything is right in the world as they are once again ROH World Tag Team Champions of the World. They claim that they are better than basically every other tag team in ROH, and even go so far as to claim that they have never been beaten and that they are the undisputed, undefeated champions. Chris Sabin shows up and calls The Addiction "sad middle-aged douchebags" before making a male-pattern baldness joke and reminding them that The Motor City Machine Guns (Chris Sabin and Alex Shelley) have beaten them twice as of late, and challenge them to a match for the tag team titles. Suddenly, Roppongi Vice (Trent Baretta and Rocky Romero) show up and say that you can't have a party without them. Trent Barretta calls Daniels "old," which gets Daniels mad, who accepts the challenge and says that if either team beats them, they get a shot at the tag team titles at Best in the World.

The Motor City Machine Guns (Chris Sabin and Alex Shelley) beat The Addiction (Christopher Daniels and Frankie Kazarian) and Roppongi Vice (Trent Barretta and Rocky Romero) in a three-way tag team match to earn a title shot against The Addiction at Best in the World.

Roderick Strong wants to know if he's offended Jay Briscoe, as every time Briscoe says his name, it sounds like he has. Strong says he should be the offended one, as he has carried this company for so long and Briscoe "ran back to the chicken farm and licked [his] wounds" when the company needed him most. He calls Briscoe a great tag team wrestler and a very mediocre singles wrestler, and he will remind him of that and the fact that he is the best to ever step in an ROH ring.

The Young Bucks (Matt and Nick Jackson) and Adam Cole talk about their Global Wars superkick party, and Cole welcomes ROH to their world. He says that they will break every rule and that there is nothing ROH can do to stop them, as they own ROH and the chaos has just begun.

BJ Whitmer will finally take on Steve Corino at Best in the World in a Fight Without Honor. The match is finally on after Whitmer filmed himself stalking Corino's wife.

We see highlights of Adam Cole joining The Bullet Club at Night 1 of War of the Worlds.

The Elite (Matt Jackson, Nick Jackson, Kenny "The Cleaner" Omega) beat Hiroshi Tanahasi, "Unbreakable" Michael Elgin and Yoshitatsu.

Next week: Jay Lethal vs. Donovan Dijak!

Honor Roll - Ring of Honor recap for April 9, 2016

War Machine (Hanson and Rowe) retain the ROH World Tag Team Championships against Roppongi Vice (Trent Barretta and Rocky Romero).

Donovan Dijak - wearing a Jay Lethal shirt - shows up with Prince Nana. He says the contents of his envelopes are for him to know and the fans to find out, and that Donovan Dijak will be the next ROH World Champion. Dijak says he's only had one real purpose in Ring of Honor: protecting Jay Lethal and his House of Truth (Lethal, Truth Martini, Taeler Hendrix, Joey Daddiego). He then takes the Jay Lethal shirt off and tosses it aside. As he continues to speak, Lethal and Taler Hendrix show up. Lethal and Dijak brawl, and officials quickly scramble to the ring to break the match up.

Dalton Castle says that tonight he faces "The Last Real Man" Silas Young. He's fought to prove he's a man and fought for his boys, but tonight, he fights to hurt Silas Young.

Adam Cole finds the idea of Matt Taven kicking him out of The Kingdom ludicrous when he says he is one that created The Kingdom in the first place, and that Michael Bennett and Matt Taven turned The Kingdom into "a Bullet Club rip-off." He then says that in the end, Taven held him back, anyway.

"The Cleaner" Kenny Omega beats ACH.

Dalton Castle beats "The Last Real Man" Silas Young in a Fight Without Honor.

Honor Roll - Ring of Honor recap for February 20, 2016

Before the next match, Veda Scott hijacks the microphone to say that Ring of Honor has been forced to pay her and Cedric Alexander an extravagant amount of money, and gives Jonathan Gresh an offer: if he gives away his shot at the ROH World Television Championship and leaves Ring of Honor forever, she'll give him a lot of money. Jonathan Gresh tells Veda Scott to get out.

Roderick Strong retains the ROH World Television Championship against Jonathan Gresham. After the match, Bobby Fish attacks Roddy and tries to take the World Television title away from him. Roddy is forced to retreat as officials keep Fish, who is now in the ring, away from him.

The Briscoes (Jay and Mark Briscoe) are pumped for tonight's tag team main event.

War Machine (Hanson and Rowe) beat Tough Guy Inc. ("Brutal" Bob Evans and "Tough" Tim Hughes). After the match, The All-Night Express show up and tell War Machine that their reign as ROH World Tag Team Champions is about to come to an end at The 14th Anniversary Show, and that they're "a bunch of bearded bitches." War Machine dare them to come to the ring, but ANX are just here to tell them that they will wreck them in Las Vegas.

"The Last Real Man" Silas Young says his patience with The Boys is wearing thin...

Kevin Kelly interviews The Young Bucks (Matt and Nick Jackson). They say professional wrestling is a dirty business, and that they've found someone with the best "cleaning skills" they can find: Kenny Omega. They plan to start the world's largest super kick party at The 14th Anniversary Show.

BJ Whitmer quickly beats Chase Brown, and further attacks Brown after the match before taking the microphone. Before he can speak, Steve Corino shows up. BJ Whitmer says he's sick and tired of keeping Corino relevant, and calls out Adam Page. Page shows up, all right: he attacks Whitmer from behind and easily overpowers him. Officlas have to get into the ring and break this brawl up.

Dalton Castle says that "The Last Real Man" Silas Young has no idea who The Boys are...but he does.

It's time for story time with Adam Cole, who finally has his rematch for the ROH World Championship. Once again, he says that Kyle O'Reilly is not deserving of a shot at the World title and should not even be near the title. As for Jay Lethal, he says Lethal is shaking in his boots because he has never defending against him and that he will not like the outcome if he does. He plans to win the ROH World Championship at The 14th Anniversary Show. Jay Lethal, Truth Martini and Taeler Hendrix show up. Lethal says Kyle O'Reilly is "a good kid" who have never won the ROH World Championship, and that Cole has held it in the past while he himself holds it now, so they might as well make it so that the adults take care of this one. He tells Cole that he will prove how "The House" always wins, then proposes they finish the job tonight. Suddenly, Kyle O'Reilly shows up, grabs a microphone, then kicks Lethal and fights Adam Cole. Lethal attacks O'Reilly only to eat a Cole super-kick. O'Reilly hits the brainbuster on Cole, and he stands tall with the ROH World Championship in his hands.

"The Almighty" Christopher Daniels guests on commentary for the next match.

The Briscoes (Jay and March Briscoe) beat ACH and Alex Shelley. After the match, Christoper Daniels and Frankie Kazarian attack ACH and Shelley, then hold Shelley down and invite Chris Sabin to take a shot at him. Howerver, he hesitates, and ACH is able to pull Shelley to safety.

Honor Roll - Ring of Honor recap for February 13, 2016

Lio Rush beats Jason Kincaid to continue to the semi-finals of the 2016 Top Prospect Tournament. Kincaid raises Rush's arm in victory after the match.

Prince Nana guests on commentary for the next match.

Caprice Coleman and Will Ferrara beats "The Last Real Man" Silas Young and The Beer City Bruiser after the distraction by Dalton Castle and his boys.

BJ Whitmer and Adam Page show up. Whitmer has heard that Steve Corino has gotten a hold of someone who will take him out, and says it can't be any of his friends. He calls out whom Steve Corino has sent out. Steve Corino shows up, and Whitmer tells him to get in the ring so he can break his neck. Corino tells Whitmer that he and everyone else in the crowd is sick and tired of him, and tells him that eventually, he will get in the ring and beat BJ Whitmer. When Corino tells Whitmer who he's contacted to take down Whitmer, it turns out to be none other than Adam Page, who turns on Whitmer and starts a brawl. Officials have to break this fracas up, and Page mows through a few of them to go at it with Whitmer some more.

Mark Briscoe beats Tim Hughes, then shakes Hughes' hand while he is down after the match.

"Reborn" Matt Sydal and ACH beat The Young Bucks (Matt and Nick Jackson).

Honor Roll - Ring of Honor recap for January 16, 2016

Mr. Wrestling III guests on commentary this week.

The Addiction ("The Almighty" Christopher Daniels and "The Heavy Metal Rebel" Frankie Kazarian) beat ACH and Alex Shelley thanks to the distraction from Chris Sabin. After the match, The Addiction hit Celebrity Rehab on Alex Shelley. When Daniels tries to hit Shelley with the ring hammer, the ref tries to take from him but gets jabbed in the face. Daniels then goes for the cheap shot with the hammer on Shelley again, but Nigel McGuinness shows up and suspends Daniels without pay from Ring of Honor, and threatens to make the suspension last an entire year if he does not leave the ring immediately.

Mark Briscoe beats Adam Page when Page is distracted by BJ Whitmer, who thinks Mr. Wrestling III is really Steve Corino. After the match, Whitmer, still believing Mr. Wrestling III is Corino, tells him to be a man for once in his life in front of Corino's son Colby. Mr. Wrestling III gets in the ring, and Whitmer demands he take off his mask and reveal he is Corino. Mr. Wrestling III insists he is not Steve Corino, and says he knows Corino, too. He says that Corino knows someone who can take him down, and tells Whitmer, Page and Colby Corino to get out of here while they still can.

"The Last Real Man" Silas Young shows up and grabs the microphone. He describes what happened to him at Final Battle as "a disappointment" after all he did to make Dalton Castle's Boys into men. He wants them back, and gives The Boys an ultimatum: be boys or be men, and do the right thing or else you'll be sorry.

Before the next match can start, The Young Bucks (Matt and Nick Jackson) show up and attack reDRagon (Bobby Fish and Kyle O'Reilly) before super kicking everyone in the ring, including ring announcer Bobby Cruise.

The Young Bucks (Matt and Nick Jackson) beat reDRagon (Bobby Fish and Kyle O'Reilly) and The Kingdom (Adam Cole and Michael Bennett) in a Philly Street Fight after AJ Styles shows up and stops both Michael Bennett and Maria Kanellis from using a steel chair on the Bucks. During the match, Kevin Kelly is accidentally super kicked in the face by one of The Young Bucks.

Honor Roll - Ring of Honor recap for December 12, 2015

Adam Cole beats Corey Hollis. After the match, Cole says he will not only beat Kyle O'Reilly at Final Battle, he plans to end his ROH career once and for all.

A #1 Contender's Tag Team Triple Threat Match for the ROH Tag Team Championship has been set up between The Young Bucks (Matt and Nick Jackson), The Briscoes (Jay and Mark Briscoe)and All Night Express (Kenny King and Rhett Titus) at Final Battle.
War Machine beats The Washington Bullets (Jon and Trey Williams).

Mike Posey calls out Dalton Castle and insults the crowd before the next match.

Dalton Castle beats Mike Posey. After the match, Dalton Castle calls out Silas Young, saying he wants to kick his ass right now. Silas doesn't show up, but the boys do. It's a set-up, as Silas Young creeps up on Castle from behind and sneak attacks him. The boys then lift Silas Young's arms in victory.

Kevin Kelly interviews Jerry Lynn in the ring. Jerry thanks everyone in Ring of Honor for all the support over the years. Kevin Kelly then asks him who he thinks will win between Jay Lethal and AJ Styles for the ROH World Championship at Final Battle. Jerry doesn't have a clear-cut answer, especially when he faced them in the ring a dozen years ago. Lethal shows up alongside Truth Martini and Taeler Hendrix before he can say who he thinks would win if he was forced to choose one, and forces him to choose. Jerry immediately calls him out on his arrogance, and says AJ Styles will win. Jay Lethal is about to attack him, but Jerry tells him that if he does, he'll disappoint his parents, whom Jerry has known as long as Jay himself. Jay reneges, and says he needs Jerry healthy so he can console AJ Styles after he loses.

Alex Shelley guests on commentary for the next match.

ACH and "Reborn" Matt Sydal beat Roppongi Vice (Trent Baretta and Rocky Romero).

Honor Roll - Ring of Honor recap for November 7, 2015

ACH beats Cedric Alexander after Alexander accidentally slips off the top rope during a springboard attack. After the match, ACH tells Kevin Kelly that he plans to walk in with the same mentality he had against AJ Styles and Samoa Joe, but he's walking out as the victor.

Veda Scott claims that the rope that Cedric Alexander slipped on was covered in baby oil. Nigel McGuinness says this is not the time or the place, but Veda Scott still yells at him for not acting with due diligence to workplace safety.

Caprice Coleman tells the audience to give it up for Will Ferrara, and praises him for his work in the Ring of Honor dojo. He calls it an honor to mentor him, but tells him he hasn't seen everything yet.

Caprice Coleman beats Will Ferrara with Judgement Seat. After the match, Prince Nana, who showed up midway through the match, hands Ferrara an envelope.

Prince Nana tells Kevin Kelly that if Will Ferrara and Cedric Alexander follow the advice in the envelopes, they will go on to great things. Nana says he's far from done...

The Briscoes (Jay and Mark Briscoe) beat The All Night Express (Kenny King and Rhett Titus).

Next week: The Briscoes (Jay and Mark Briscoe) take on The Kingdom (Michael Bennett and Matt Taven).

Honor Roll - Ring of Honor recap for October 10, 2015

"Reborne" Matt Sydal beats ACH to tie both men at two victories apiece in Match 4 of their Best of Five Series. After the match, both men are surprisingly and savagely attacked by Chris Sabin and The Addiction ("The Almighty" Christopher Daniels and Frankie Kazarian).

After the break, The Addiction ("The Almighty" Christopher Daniels and Frankie Kazarian) complain that the tag team titles were stolen from them and that ROH is a tyrannical dictatorship. After making fun of the crowd, they demand that justice be served after interference by someone in a red mask who made it so they were beaten without being pinned, and that The Kingdom (Michael Bennett and Matt Taven) bring them the tag team belts. Instead of The Kingdom, they get the All Night Express (Kenny King and Rhett Titus) instead, who say that they are the undisputed tag team champs as they were beaten by the bureacracy. The ANX state that the road to the tag team title goes through them.

Next week: The All Night Express (Kenny King and Rhett Titus) vs. The Addiction ("The Almighty" Christopher Daniels and Frankie Kazarian)! Adam Page vs. Jay Briscoe!

Silas Young shows up with The Beer City Bruiser and Dalton Castle's boys. He insults the boys for dressing up much like they did when they accompanied Dalton Castle, and he sics the Bruiser on them to teach them a lesson on how to "take a whuppin' from a man." The boys fight back, but Silas Young kills their momentum. Silas Young and The Beer City Bruiser beat Dalton Castle's boys in an impromptu tag team match, then carry them both off to the back.

Jay Lethal retains the ROH World Television Championship against Takaaki Watanabe after Truth Martini distracts the referee, allowing Lethal to hit Watanabe with a low blow.

Honor Roll - Ring of Honor recap for September 19, 2015

"Unbreakable" Michael Elgin beats "The Last Real Man" Silas Young after reversing an attempt to slam Elgin into exposed concrete outside of the ring/ Silas Young refuses to shake Elgin's hand after the match.

ACH beats Caprice Coleman, despite a one-inch punch from Coleman. Both men shake hands after the match, then Steve Corino interviews Coleman, who says that the envelope Prince Nana gave him contained money and a letter. He says that Prince Nana is right, and that he gets it. What "it" is remains unclear.

Hirooki Goto and The Briscoes (Jay and Mark Briscoe) beat Kazuchika "Rainmaker" Okada and Roppongi Vice (Trent Baretta and Rocky Romero).

Honor Roll - Ring of Honor recap for August 8, 2015

ACH beats Takaaki Watanabe.

reDRagon (Bobby Fish and Kyle O'Reilly) tell The Kingdom (Matt Taven and Michael Bennett) that they're better than them.

Nigel McGuinness welcomes tonight's crowd to the show, and says Roderick Strong has asked for an immediate rematch against Jay Lethal for the ROH World Championship. At the Philadelphia television tapings on August 21st, this will be official and the winner will take the title to All-Star Extravaganza in San Antonio, Texas on September 18. Kyle O'Reilly. Bobby Fish will get a ROH Television Championship match that night as well. He then tells everyone to enjoy the show.

Jay Lethal guests on commentary for the next match.

War Machine (Hansen and Rowe) beat The House of Truth (J Diesel and Donovan Dijak). Jay Lethal talks smack to Hansen after the match, saying he will beat him in three weeks' time.

Adam Page quickly beats Tim Hughes. After the match, BJ Whitmer - now on crutches sings Page's praises, saying he proved himself the future of the company after beating ACH. Whitmer asks if he's ready to make a statement, and is he ever: Page calls out Jay Briscoe and tells him to man up. Briscoe isn't here tonight, but Page says he's scared to come out anyway. Whitmer then harasses Steve Corino once again, and Nigel McGuinness has to keep them from attacking each other.

Steve Corino has been removed from commentary in an attempt to calm down both Corino and BJ Whitmer.

Adam Cole guests on commentary for the next match, much to the chagrin of The Kingdom (Maria Kanellis, Matt Taven, Michael Bennett).

The Kingdom (Matt Taven and Michael Bennett) beat reDRagon (Bobby Fish and Kyle O'Reilly). After the match, Adam Cole stops Taven and Bennett from performing another double team piledriver.

Honor Roll - Ring of Honor recap for July 25, 2015

Maria Kanellis guests on commentary for the next match.

The Kingdom (Matt Taven and Michael Bennett) beat Corey Hollis and Jonathan Gresham.

Prince Nana guests on commentary for the next match.

Moose beats Caprice Coleman, Bob Evans, Silas Young, Cheeseburger and Silas Young in a Six-Man Mayhem match, after Cheeseburger stops Bob Evans from winning the match while putting his feet on the ropes.

BJ Whitmer, Adam Page and Colby Corino are in the ring. Whitmer puts Colby Corino on a pedestal, and tells him he almost beat Moose and War Marchine (Hansen and Rowe), even though he never even came close. He tells Colby he looked at him like a little brother when he brought him in, but now looks at him like a son, much to the displeasure of Steve Corino, and wants Colby to view him like the father he never had. Whitmer tells Colby he got him a gift tonight: a Gauntlet match against four recent Ring of Honor tryouts as part of the "Decade Invitational Gauntlet Match." All of them weigh a combined total of 1,800 lbs. Steve Corino steps in before the match can begin, and when BJ Whitmer involves his family, Corino nearly attacks Whitmer only to be stopped by officials, not least of which is Nigel McGuinness.

"The Exotic Goddess" Mandy Leon takes a look at New Japan Pro Wrestling's return to Ring of Honor.

Nigel McGuinness fills in for Steve Corino for the next match.

Bobby Fish beats ACH. Both men adhere to the Code of Honor after the match.

Honor Roll - Ring of Honor recap for June 13, 2015

The Decade (BJ Whitmer and Adam Page) are about to face War Machine (Hansen and Raymond Rowe) when Whitmer backs out and substitutes Colby Corino in his place, saying that Steve Corino can't seem to realize how much of a man Colby has become. Raymond Rowe tells Colby he's not ready, but Colby slaps Rowe anyway and immediately gets decimated.When Colby tries to tag Adam Page in, Page leaves him high and dry. War Machine beat The Decade. After the match, Steve Corino and BJ Whitmer almost come to blows.

Cedric Alexander is in the ring. Last year, he was a breakout star. This year, he's do or die, and he has to prove to his family that his wrestling career isn't a waste of time. He needs wins, and for his first one in a while, he calls out the undefeated Moose.

In the most shocking moment so far this year, Cedric Alexander beats Moose to break Moose's undefeated streak and give him his first ever loss in ROH. When Veda Scott gives Moose a foreign object to use against Alexander, Moose is hesitant and doesn't want to use it. Alexander takes the weapon out of his hand and uses it against him behind the referee's back to get the win.

During an Inside ROH recap of the feud between The Addiction (Christopher Daniels and Kazarian) and reDRagon (Bobby Fish and Kyle O'Reilly), Adam Cole shows up to hype The Kingdom (Michael Bennett and Matt Taven) vs. Bullet Club at Best in the World.

Hiroshi Tanahashi and Tetsuya Naito beat ACH and "Reborn" Matt Sydal.

Nigel McGuinness is in the ring for the contract signing between Jay Lethal and Jay Briscoe. McGuinness says that both the TV and World titles are on the line, and that there will be a 60 minute time limit.  He also says it’s the biggest match in ROH history, given what’s on the line in it.  Both men sign the contract before they are allowed to have any final words. Lethal says he wants Briscoe at his best so that he has no excuses when Lethal proves he's the #1 man in ROH, while also namedropping his family. Briscoe tells Lethal that if he loses, he’ll "have to go back to Black Machismo". Lethal pushes the table to the side, and Briscoe and Lethal then stare each other down, with Lethal saying he made the TV title while telling Briscoe the World title made him, to end the show.

Honor Roll - Ring of Honor recap for May 16, 2015

Adam Page beats ACH with a low blow. After the match, ACH beats up Adam Page, who manages to get away as quickly as possible.

Kyle O'Reilly is focused on Jay Lethal and the ROH World Television Championship next week.

Jay Lethal and Truth Martini advertise Lethal's new DVD.

The Briscoes (Jay and Mark Briscoe) beat War Machine (Raymond Rowe and Hanson).

Honor Roll - Ring of Honor recap for May 9, 2015

Adam Cole guests on commentary for the next match.

Before his match with Kyle O'Reilly, Chris Sabin heads into the ring, then takes a shortcut through the audience to the backstage. When O'Reilly comes out, Sabin viciously blindsides him.

Chris Sabin beats Kyle O'Reilly after The Addiction (Christopher Daniels and Kazarian) run interference, despite the best efforts by Bobby Fish to stop them.

Alberto El Patron, ACH and Matt Sydal beat The Briscoes (Jay and Matt Briscoe) and Roderick Strong.

Honor Roll - Ring of Honor recap for April 25, 2015

Thanks to Kianna Fury for some stuff.

The Addiction (Christopher Daniels and Kazarian) plan to show what they're made of when they take on reDRagon (Bobby Fish and Kyle O'Reilly) tonight for the ROH World Tag Team Championships.

B.J. Whitmer beats Moose, Caprice Coleman and Will Ferrara in a Four Corners Survival Match after tagging Moose out and stealing the victory from him. Moose and Whitmer stare down after the match, and Whitmer mocks him, threatening to fight him.

After the break, Adam Page mocks ACH, saying he is nothing more than an empty shirt that has no attitude, charisma or heart and that he wants to erase those letters from ROH. He takes an ACH shirt from a chair in the middle of the ring and is about to burn it with a lighter when ACH shows up. When ACH gets int he ring, B.J. Whitmer and Adam Page flee, and ACH calls Page out for joining The Decade with Whitmer after saying that he and Page can't slow him down. Page gets in the ring and both Page and ACH go at it. This starts a match.

Adam Page beats ACH after the distraction from B.J. Whitmer. Page and Whitmer attack ACH after the match until Matt Sydal makes the save.

Michael Elgin says that having a tag team partner does npt help him become ROH World Champion. He does not trust many people, but he has friends in high places. Those friends are the Killer Elite Squad - Lance Archer and Davey Boy Smith Jr. - and says that unlike War Machine (Hanson and Raymond Rowe), they know war.

The Addiction (Christopher Daniels and Frankie Kazarian) beat reDRagon (Kyle O'Reilly and Bobby Fish) with the help of a member of the Knights of the Rising Dawn to win the ROH World Tag Team Championships! Bobby Fish gets his hands on the masked man, who is revealed to be Chris Sabin. Fish and O'Reilly are shocked, and The Addiction blast them in the back with the tag team belt. Sabin hands them red masks, and we finally learn who the three members of the KRD are. Fish is legitimately ticked that is took this for reDRagon to lose the ROH tag titles, and they want a rematch.