Honor Roll - Ring of Honor recap for April 13, 2023

Mark Briscoe beats Ari Daivari after "Smart" Mark Sterling's distraction of the referee and "The Technical Beast" Josh Woods' and "The Premier Athlete" Tony Nese's interference backfires. After the match, Woods and Nese attack Mark Briscoe, then FTR (Dax Harwood and Cash Wheeler) show up and even the numbers game.

We hear from Eddie Kingston, who says he has been dealing with a hernia since September and that he went into his match with Claudio Castagnoli thinking he could bully him around like he did in the past. Eddie says he was wrong and that he did not stick to his gameplan of targeting parts of Claudio's body, then went back to what he knew best, which was fighting. He says that Claudio was the better man and that he put a whupping on him, and that he has to get surgery for his hernia because Claudio beat him so badly. Eddie says he believed it when people said that Claudio was not aggressive, and that he should have known better. He also admits that he considered quitting professional wrestling in his hotel room, but then he realized that either you win or you learn and went back to thinking it was either winning or losing. He says he has learned, and that he must move forward because he has no choice.

Skye Blue beats Kelly Madan.

Darius Martin beats Mike Bennett by disqualification after Matt Taven slides into the ring and attacks Darius Martin. After the match, Bennett and Taven give Darius a beatdown, then Action Andretti runs into the ring, causing them to retreat.

Wheeler Yuta beats "Hot Sauce" Tracy Williams by submission.

Backstage, we hear from Action Andretti and Darius Martin. Darius says the definition of insanity is repeating the same thing over and over again expecting a different result, and that he will not let himself be attacked by The Kingdom (Matt Taven and Michael Bennett) and he put his plan into action. Andretti says The Kingdom think they can pull a slick one on Darius because Dante Martin is not here, then says he has been in that situation and knows how much it sucks. He says that he had to have Darius' back, and now that Darius has his, he issues a challenge to The Kingdom on next week's show. Darius tells The Kingdom to watch the thrones, because there are some new kings in town.

Katsuyori Shibata and Alex Coughlin beat THe Workhorsemen (JD Drake and Anthony Henry). After the match, Coughlin challenges Shibata for the ROH Pure Championship.

Willow Nightingale beats Little Mean Kathleen.

Stu Grayson beats "The Premier Athlete" Tony Nese. After the match, The Righteous (Vincent and Dutch) show up and stare down Stu Grayson and Evil Uno from the stage.

Backstage, we hear from The Righteous (Vincent and Dutch). Vincent says The Dark Order are powerful, but have become a shell of their former selves. He says that when Stu Grayson, they carried on with a big smile on their face, yet were willing to take him back. He says that Stu Grayson has it "all trapped in a cage" when it comes to combat, and Vincent bets he has the keys. Dutch says he knows what Stu is thinking, but they don't want to hurt him; they want to keep him.

Athena beats Ashley D'Amboise in a ROH Women's World Championship Proving Grounds Match.

Backstage, Lexy Nair interviews Ashley D'Amboise. D'Amboise says she is happy with her efforts, but that she got more of a "ring of anger" more than a "ring of honor." She is then attacked by Athena, who then says that she is the "gatekeeper of this division", that she is given "garbage" week after week and that Lexy will be next if this continues. She then tells Lexy to watch as she rams D'Amboise's face into the ROH Women's World Championship as an example to all the "porcelain broads" in the women's division.

Claudio Castagnoil retains the ROH World Championship against Metalik.

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"Platinum" Max Caster beats Tyler Uriah.

Marina Shafir beats Layna Lennox by submission.

Backstage, Lexi Nair interviews the New Japan L.A. Dojo (Alex Coughlin, Clark Connors, Karl Fredericks, Yuya Uemura and Kevin Knight). Clark Connors says that QT Marshall is trying to poach their talent, and Kevin Knight says they are coming for The Factory and to be QT Marshall's worst nightmare.

Bear Country (Bear Boulder and Bear Bronson) beats The Workhorsemen (JD Drake and Anthony Henry).

Emi Sakura beats Devlyn Macabre.

The Andrade Family Office (Angelica and Jora Johl) beats Baron Black and Anthony Catena with the Navarro Death Roll from Angelico to Baron Black.

Trent Beretta beats "The Hollywood Hunk" Ryan Nemeth. Afer the match, "Pretty" Peter Avalon runs into the ring and attacks Barretta, then Rocky Romero shows up and chases both Avalon and Nemeth away.

Skye Blue beats Amber Nova. After the match, Tony Schiavone interviews Skye Blue, who says she has grown exponentially in her nine months in AEW and that she is "beyond grateful" to be here.

Alex Coughlin, Clark Connors, Karl Fredericks, Yuya Uemura and Kevin Knight beat The Factory (QT Marshall, Aaron Solo, Nick Comoroto, Brick Aldridge, Blake Li).

Wheeler Yuta retains the ROH Pure Championship against "The Technical Beast" Josh Woods. After the match, Tony Schiavone interviews Wheeler Yuta, who talks about he used to skip classes at the University of Villanova to make shows before mentioning that he has two wins on Josh Woods and that he is on a roll that is not going to stop either in Japan for the Best of the Super Juniors or in AEW, as his work has just begun.

Keith Lee and Swerve Strickland beat Chaos Project (Luther and Serpentico).

Honor Roll - Ring of Honor recap for June 1, 2019

The Allure (Angelina Love, Velvet Sky, "The Exotic Goddess" Mandy Leon) show up to start tonight's show. Velvet says that they brought credibility to women's wrestling before there was Ring of Honor and started a revolution before the evolution, and because of that, they are the most credible competitors to show up in Ring of Honor. She says that she has beaten some of the best the world has to offer, and Angelina boasts of doing the same and becoming a six-time women's champion. Angelina says that not only do The Allure know how to win, but they know how to make an impact, and that is why they chose to debut at G1 Supercard. Mandy tells all "the Twitter trolls hiding in their mothers' basements" that she is the foundation of Women of Honor, and without her, there would be no women's wrestling or Kelly Klein in ROH. As she states that all the women in ROH such as Klein and Jenny Rose have done is embarrass themselves, Rose shows up, followed by Klein. Both sides brawl before security show up to break them apart, and during the brawl, Jenny Rose is blinded with hairspray by Velvet Sky. Klein says that if The Allure wants to come out and talk about their accolades and accomplishments, then it is time for . She says that while she and Rose aren't on the same page, they are reading from the same book and neither of them want The Allure in ROH. They challenge The Allure to a tag team match any time, anywhere.

The Bouncers (The Beer City Bruiser and Brian Milonas) beat the team of Clark Connors and Alex Coughlin, The Kingdom (TK O'Ryan and Vinny Marseglia) and Coast To Coast (Shaheem Ali and LSG) in a Four Corners Survival Match.

Backstage, Quinn McKay interviews "Overkill" Mark Haskins and "Hot Sauce" Tracy Williams. Haskins says Bully Ray has been a problem for far too long and that they are fed up, and something must be done. Williams admits that LifeBlood's numbers may be low right now, but they are here and they are ready. "The Darewolf" PJ Black shows up and tells them that if they need anybody to watch their back, he's their guy.

Next week: Jenny Rose and Kenny Klein (Angelina Love and "The Exotic Goddess" Mandy Leon)!

We see the first of two parts of an interview series with Jeff Cobb.

Josh "The Goods" Woods beats Maverick Boone.

Los Ingobernables de Japon (EVIL and SANADA) beat Satoshi Kojima and Yuji Nagata.

Dalton Castle shows up. He says that he has had a little time to think about what has happened as of late and that he has come to terms with the fact that he lost to Rush at G1 Supercard spectacularly. He states that he is not sashmaed to have lost to Rush in 16 seconds, for Rush is nothing more than a dirty, filthy cheater and cheaters need to be punished. Therefore, he is challenging Rush and his brother Dragon Lee to a match at Best In The World, and says that Rush will pay for what he did with his family when he breaks every bone in Dragon Lee's body. As he continues to talk, The Boys show up. Dalton Castle looks for both boys, then tries to attack one of them only for The Boys to send him out of the ring. The double-team does not last, as Castle catches one of them and proceeds to beat both of them up. One of The Boys is placed on a table, and Castle powerslams the other Boy on top of the first Boy. When the table does not break, he drop kicks the table into them to end the show.

Honor Roll - Ring of Honor recap for April 6, 2019

Nick Aldis and Kamile guest on commentary for this week.

Dalton Castle and The Boys beat the team of Karl Fredericks, Clark Connors and Alex Coughlin.

We hear from "The Darewolf" PJ Black, who admits that he he entered ROH with a chip on his shoulder and that his loss against Bandido put him over the edge. He says that he tried to win by any means necessary, but it did not work in his favor, and that he did the opposite of what Ring of Honor is built upon. He has taken some time to think about how he has been doing things, and admits that he must do things different from here on, and that LifeBlood has exemplified the right way to go. PJ Black and Bandido will have their rematch in two weeks.

The Bouncers (The Beer City Bruiser and Brian Milonas) beat The Voros Twins (Chris and Patrick Voros).

We see backstage footage from 17th Anniversary Show where "The Last Real Man" Silas Young confronts and then attacks Johnathan Gresham as he is helped to the back.

We hear from The Briscoes (Jay and Mark Briscoe), who promise to qualify for the upcoming Crockett Cup next week.

"The Last Real Man" Silas Young beast Jonathan Gresham with an inside cradle after launching Gresham into referee Todd Sinclair, allowing Silas to hit Gresham with a low blow to ensure a win.