Honor Roll - Ring of Honor recap for October 5, 2023

In backstage footage from WrestleDream last Sunday, Eddie Kingston says he has left all in the ring against Shibata and that he has much love for the Japanese style of wrestling. He says he does not know what is next, but right now, he just wants to head to catering.

Athena retains the ROH World Women's Championship against "Legit" Leyla Hirsch. After the match, Athena attacks Leyla again, but after Billie Starks looks at her with a sad puppy face, Athena relents and spares Leyla. Afterwards, Maria Kanellis-Bennett shows up on the stage and tells Leyla she was not ready.

Backstage, Lexy Nair interviews Rocky "Azucar" Romero and "The Fallen Angel" Christopher Daniels. Romero says he has nothing but the utmost respect for him and that his match against him in the Super 8 Tournament many years ago got him a shot to enter Ring of Honor and become a three-time tag team champion there. Daniels lists Romero's accomplishments and considers Romero one of the best in the world, but if he were to beat him tonight, it would put him back on the championship track. After Daniels says "May the best man win," Rocky says he will "bring the azucar," but Daniels says he knows a little thing about spice (in a reference to Curry Man).

"The Technical Beast" Josh Woods beats Tyler Payne.

Rocky "Azucar" Romero beats "The Fallen Angel" Christopher Daniels.

Backstage, Lexy Nair interviews Dalton Castle, who says that his heart has been racing and that he has had no time for himself to even put together an outfit. He says that he has to give the people what he wants, as the show gets better when he is around.

Scorpio Sky beats Fred Rosser.

Willow Nightingale, Skye Blue and Kiera Hogan beat Lady Frost and The Renegades (Charlette and Robyn Renegade) in a six-woman tag match.

Backstage, Lexy Nair interviews The Infantry ("The Captain" Shawn Dean and "Bad News And Tattoos" Carlie Bravo) and Trish Adora. Dean says they are feeling good despite things not going their way recently, but they will handle that and get back to their winning ways. Bravo says that TMDK ("Hysterical" Shane Haste and Mikey Nicholls) may be known for winning wars around the world, but so are they, and Trish Adora will also handle business against Billie Starkz.

"All Ego" Ethan Page beats Invictus Khash.

Backstage, Lexy Nair interviews "Smart" Mark Sterling and "The Premier Athlete" Tony Nese. Sterling says he has been doing his research and that Seattle is on top of the obesity rate in America because of carbohydrates. Nese says "carbs are the enemy," and Sterling says they will wage war on bread and anyone who likes it.

TMDK ("Hysterical" Shane Haste and Mikey Nicholls) beat The Infantry ("The Captain" Shawn Dean and "Bad News And Tattoos" Carlie Bravo).

Backstage, Lexy Nair interviews "All Ego" Ethan Page. Ethan says he hopes everyone is watching him, including Eddie Kingston, as he is paying close attention to everyone who steps foot in ROH. He says he has wanted competition and ROH has delivered and he wants more, then says he is switching it up every single week and that his confidence is increasing and his ego is refilling itself. He says he is ready for Eddie Kingston as well as anyone else in ROH as he goes for his fifth win in a row.

Before the next match, "The Premier Athlete" Tony Nese talks about how he was wiping the floor with "The American Dragon" Bryan Danielson the last time he was in Seattle, Washington before stating that he is here to stop everyone from being "fat, disgusting, out-of-shape, pathetic losers." He says that the fans need to lay off the carbs, and uses the bread in "Smart" Mark Sterling's hands as an example as he states that the bread is why everyone is fat while he looks like a million bucks, leading to a "bread" chant. Satoshi Kojima shows up before Nese can even get started with the group exercises, and Nese wants to know what Kojima's problem is. Kojima says "I love bread," and Nese says that everyone can tell that he loves bread, then says he is in a good mood and that he will give him a gift from America before stomping on the bread.

Satoshi Kojima beats "The Premier Athlete" Tony Nese and celebrates with the bread before shoving some in Nese's mouth.

Backstage, Athena has another "Minion Training session" with Billie Starkz and Lexy Nair. Athena talks about how she created the Minion Training sessions for "minion empowerment," and Athena and Lexy both agree that "Billie still sucks." As punishment, Billie has to knock on Tony Khan's door and pretend to be Willow Nightingale while saying she is a big loser.

Billie Starkz beats Trish Adora by submission.

Darius Martin beats Lee Johnson.

Shane Taylor Promotions (Shane Taylor and Lee Moriarty) beat the team of Cole Karter and Griff Garrison, The Workhorsemen (JD Drake and Anthony Henry) and The Iron Savages (Boulder and Bronson) in a Four Corners Survival Tag Team Match.

Komander, Gravity and Metalik beat Gringo Loco, Angelico and Serpentico in a six-man tag team match.

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Final Impact - Impact Wrestling recap for July 1, 2021

Deonna Purrazzo beats Kimber Lee with the Venus de Milo in the pre-show match.

Before the next match, W. Morrisey shows up on the video screen when Eddie Edwards does not show up to the ring, saying that Eddie won't be able to make it because he jumped him in the parking lot. He then says that Kojima is alone in the ring just like everyone else in this world, then Brian Myers and Sam Beale show up. Myers tells Kojima he does not have a match and tells him to beat it, and says that while he would have Sam Beale learn something from Kojima, he is around him all the time. Myers says there is nothing to learn from Kojima and tells him to leave before addressing Jake Something, then Kojima attacks Myers. As Kojima is outnumbered, Jake Something runs into the ring and evens the odds. Sam Beale and Brian Myers try to leave, but referee Brandon Tolle stops them and says they have a tag team match against Kojima and Jake right now as per Scott D'Amore. They try to leave again, but Kojima and Jake get them in the ring.

Satoshi Kojima and Jake Something beat Brian Myers and Sam Beale.

Backstage, Gia Miller interviews Scott D'Amore, who says that it has been an interesting couple of weeks, and while it is still chaotic, he has a phone call to be on. Suddenly, he sees a tarot card in his hand. Havok and Rosemary teleport in, and Rosemary says it would be nice to be representatives of the Knockouts division as tag team champions. Scott says he will take it under consideration, but tells them not to teleport next time.

Rachael Ellering beats Tenille Dashwood despite the interference attempt from Kaleb with a K. After the match, Tenille attacks Rachael, and Jazz has to jump in to even the odds. When Jazz gets outnumbered. Jordynne Grace shows up and overpowers Kaleb and Tenille. Afterwards, Jordynne hugs it out with Rachael.

Backstage, Gia Miller interviews Chris Bey when Rohit Raju, Shera, "Inevitable" Ace Austin and Madman Fulton show up. Chris Bey says he is staying neutral, but Ace says they are not here to recruit him, but to thank him for doing his own thing. Rohit Raju says this puts the numbers game in their favor, and Ace tells Chris Bey that there will not be a problem if he does not stand in his way at Slammiversary.

TJP and Fallah Bahh vs. Rich Swann and Willie Mack ends with Violent by Design (Eric Young, Joe Doering, Deaner, Rhino) attacking both teams.

Backstage, Kiera Hogan wants to now how Rosemary and Havok can get a Knockouts tag team title shot by asking for it while she and Tasha Steelz had to work from the bottom to the top. Tasha says they have beaten Rosemary and Havok when they had different partners and that this will be no different, then they confront Scott D'Amore. Scott D'Amore tells them they have a good point, and puts Rosemary and Havok in a #1 contender's tag team match to see if Rosemary and Havok are worthy of a tag team title shot, much to Tasha and Kiera's dismay.

Backstage, Gia Miller interviews Tommy Dreamer, Chris Sabin, Sami Callihan and Moose. Tommy Dreamer says that despite their differences, they must work together to get the job done. Chris Sabin says he is on the team for Dreamer and will put the team first, and admits that while he can tolerate Callihan, he hates Moose and wants him to be a team player. Moose says the only thing he cares about is winning and that nobody has a bigger grudge against Kenny Omega than him. Callihan says this is bigger than them and about putting their foot down and beating Omega's team's asses.

Chris Bey beats "The Canadian Destroyer" Petey Williams. After the match, "Inevitable" Ace Austin, Rohit Raju, Shera and Madman Fulton show up. Shera and Fulton attack Petey Williams while Ace Austin and Rohit Raju talk to Chris Bey, who wants none of it as he heads to the back. "The Walking Weapon" Josh Alexander and Trey Miguel run into the ring, but the numbers game takes over. Chris Bey gets back in the ring and makes the save for Trey and Alexander. Ace Austin ends up being the only one on his side left in the ring, and he gets ganged up on before being tossed over the top rope and into his teammates.

Backstage, Susan talks with Kimber Lee, saying they are at rock bottom, but Kimber Lee says they can be a team and can still be tag team champions. Susan asks what they can do if that doesn't work, and Kimber Lee mentions her last resort: Su Yung. Susan asks "Who's that?"

We hear from Jake Something, who says Brian Myers made a joke out of his name, which has painted a target on his back that he welcomes. He says he is now strong enough to stand on his own feet, and while his name can be questioned, his heart cannot. He challenges Brian Myers to a match. If Myers wins, he will say he is the most professional wrestler, but if he wins, Myers will have to acknowledge him for the man that he is.

Steve Maclin beats Manny Smith.

Backstage, we hear from Brian Myers, who accepts Jake Something's challenge because he will never call him a professional and that everyone knows what kind of professional he is, and because he wants the world to know that what he is teaching Sam Beale is paying off.

Kenny Omega and The Good Brothers ("The Big LG" Doc Gallows and "Machine Gun" Karl Anderson) beat Chris Sabin, Sami Callihan and Moose after Moose turns on Chris Sabin and lays him out before walking out. As Tommy Dreamer confronts Moose, Don Callis shoves Dreamer into Moose. Moose attacks Dreamer, and Sabin attacks Moose. This allows Omega and The Good Brothers to get the win.

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Final Impact - Impact Wrestling recap for June 24, 2021

TJP and Fallah Bahh beat Decay (Crazzy Steve and Black Taurus) on the pre-show.

Backstage, Kenny Omega and Don Callis find out that they are not on the EVP list and are now on the talent list from the security guard near the door. Callis goes off on him, tells him who he is and says he can go wherever he is.

Rosemary beats Kiera Hogan.

Backstage, Gia Miller interviews Chris Bey. Chris Bey says the hardest part of the business is minding your own and that picking a side can be dangerous. As he says he will become a two-time X Division Champion, Trey Miguel and "The Canadian Destroyer" Petey Williams show up. Trey Miguel says that everyone is turning against Madman Fulton, and wants to know which side he is on. Petey Williams says that the lone wolf is the first to get eaten, and that he will have to choose a side before a side chooses him.

Backstage, Gia Miller interviews Tommy Dreamer. He says that he hates seeing someone lose his job, but professionally, he had to fire Don Callis and do what needed to be done. Suddenly, Scott D'Amore shows up. D'Amore says that while Tommy Dreamer could have handled things differently last week, he says that there is validity to what he said, and that he did not take care of things that he should have. He thanks Tommy for having the company's best interests at heart, and Tommy thanks D'Amore for having his back. D'Amore says that he can take things from here, but Tommy says he has been asked to stay on as a consultant. D'Amore is surprised.

Deonna Purrazzo beats Susan by submission. After the match, Deonna puts Susan in the Venus de Milo, and Kimber Lee has to pull Deonna off of Susan. Deonna shoves Kimber Lee and yells at her for touching her, saying she is done with her and Susan and that Kimber is nothing but a loser before walking away.

Backstage at Swinger's Palace, TJP and Fallah Bahh are at the Blackjack table. Fallah keeps losing but TJP is on a roll. Willie Mack and Rich Swann show up and join in. When Rich Swann puts one of his feet on the table, John E. Bravo shows off his shoes as well. Swann and Mack catch up with TJP and Fallah, and the two of them declare that they are gunning for the Impact tag team titles. TJP asks Swann when he last tagged with Mack, and Swann asks if this is a challenge. TJP says "Maybe." This leads to both teams agreeing to face off in a match next week.

Backstage, Tommy Dreamer is met by Don Callis, who says that there are no hard feelings after last week, saying he would rather be on the street than be in Scott D'Amore position. He says that while Dreamer is in a good position in Anthem, he knows he still wants to wrestle, and challenges him to a six-man tag team match against Kenny Omega and The Good Brothers ("The Big LG" Doc Gallows and "Machine Gun" Karl Anderson).

Rohit Raju and Shera beat "The Canadian Destroyer" Petey Williams and Trey Miguel. During the match, Ace Austin and Madman Fulton show up for a closer look at the match, and this distracts Petey Williams, allowing Rohit Raju to hit the Drive-By for the win. After the match, Austin, Fulton, Rohit and Shera attack Petey and Trey, then Josh Alexander shows up and fights off all four men only to be overpowered. Chris Bey shows up on the stage, but records the brawl on his phone as he makes a video.

Backstage, Gia Miller runs into Sami Callihan and Tommy Dreamer. Tommy Dreamer says he is trying to convince Callihan of the good he has been doing and wants him to join hi steam next week. Sami says he has no problem kicking Dreamer's ass again, but if joining his team means he gets close to beating up Don Callis, he is in. Moose then shows up, says "I'm in," then leaves. Dreamer wonders if he should tell him he is tagging with Callihan, but Callihan says "Why play by the rules?"

Rachael Ellering is in the ring. She says that a lot needs to be said and said the right way. She says that when she became a tag team champion, she walked around with rose-colored glasses and did not see the red flags. She says that she wants to get through this, but she cannot do this without Jordynne Grace, and asks Jordynne to come to the ring. Jordynne heads to the ring, and Rachael thanks her for coming. Rachael calls becoming a Knockouts Tag Team Champion one of the greatest moments in her life and was happy to have Jazz and Jordynne as part of that moment. She says she has reflected on that moment since then, and says that a year ago, she was at the lowest part of her entire life, for she was not herself and it was hard just to get through a day to the point that she hated being pushed into a "pool of positivity" by those she loved.She then says she forced that on her, and says she should have not done that. As she talks about what is going on with Tennille Dashwood, Jordynne says she does not care about Tennille and says she had accomplished a lot before Rachael came along. Rachael says she knows that and wants her to do that, then mentions Tennille again. Jordynne says that if she mentions Tennille again, she will drop her on her head. Suddenly, Jazz shows up. Jazz says she loves the both of them, and says she knew that combining the two of them together would lead to nothing but great things. She calls their tag team title loss a hurdle, and says she knows they can get over it. Jazz says that Jordynne is letting her ego get in her way and needs to get whatever is in her head out. Rachael says this is all on her, and that she wants their tag team title reign to be the start of their journey, not the end. She says that she would love to keep teaming with Jordynne, but she does not know if Jordynne wants the same thing. Jazz tells Jordynne the ball is in her court, but Jordynne says she needs some time to think and leaves. After Jordynne leaves, Kaleb and Tenille show up. Tenille tells Rachael she is just embarrassing herself at this point and says things are not working out with her and Jordynne, and says she is the solution. Tennille says that she could have a lot with her and Kaleb, and says that Rachael cannot see what it standing in front of her. Rachael tells Tennille that them as a team is not happening, and only wants to be in the ring with her as an opponent. Rachael proposes that they have a one-on-one rematch, and Tennille goes for a cheap shot only for Rachael to duck. Jazz punches Kaleb when he gets involved, and Rachael plants Tennille with a spinebuster.

Brian Myers gives Sam Beale some pointers before his match backstage.

Jake Something beats Sam Beale after Myers tosses a chair to Beale only for Jake to keep him from using it. After the match, Brian Myers tells Sam Beale to blame Jake Something for his loss, saying he is not a professional and brought a foreign object into the match. He then tells Sam Beale to do the opposite of what Jake Something does.

Backstage, Willie Mack and Rich Swann wish Eddie Edwards and Satoshi Kojima luck in their tag team title match. Eddie says that when they win the tag titles, Willie and Swann get the first shot.

Violent By Design (Deaner and Joe Doering) retain the Impact World Tag Team Championships against Eddie Edwards and Satoshi Kojima.

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Final Impact - Impact Wrestling recap for June 17, 2021

Jake Something beats Daivari in the pre-show match. During the match, Brian Myers and Sam Beale are seen behind the barricade taking notes on the match. After the match, Myers attacks Jake Something, then has Sam Beale join in. Myers then hits Jake with the Roster Cut.

Backstage, Gia Miller tries to interview Scott D'Amore when Moose shows up and tells D'Amore what happened on Saturday before demanding a rematch at Slammiversary. D'Amore says that a representative from Anthem is coming to handle things. D'Amore tells Moose that he has no time for this and that Moose will have to sit and wait this one out, then closes the door to his office. Moose says that if D'Amore won't give him time, he will make time.

TJP beats Black Taurus. After the match, Moose runs into the ring and attacks TJP before tossing him out of the ring, then says that if Scott D'Amore does not have time for him, then he will have make him have time by hijacking the show again. As Moose sits in the center of the ring, security shows up and Moose threatens to beat them up if they get in the ring. Suddenly, Chris Sabin shows up for the first time since Under Siege and hits Moose with a missile drop kick before saying he is looking for a fight and wanting one with Moose. Moose retreats to the back.

Backstage, Rohit Raju meets with Ace Austin and Madman Fulton. Rohit is not happy with the Ultimate X Match for the X Division Championship that has been made, Austin says that this would not have happened if Fulton wasn't dropped on his head last week. Austin and Rohit come up with a plan where the two of them work together and leave the match down to just the two of them. Rohit reluctantly shakes Austin's hand on the offer.

Backstage, Gia Miller interviews Chris Sabin, who says that Moose cannot hijack the show and injure people without consequence and says that "the real wrestling good" sent him to humble him. He then challenges Moose to a match at Slammiversary and dares him to step into the ring and prove how divine he really is.

"The Walking Weapon" Josh Alexander beats Madman Fulton. After the match, Ace Austin attacks Alexander, but as he goes for the fold, Petey Williams shows up and fights Austin. Rohit Raju then shows up as Petey goes for the Canadian Destroyer and attacks Petey, but Trey Miguel shows up and lays out Rohit. Suddenly, Shera shows up and fends off both Petey and Trey before coming face-to-face with Alexander, who soon eats a backbreaker from Shera. Shera and Rohit then celebrate in the ring with Fulton and Austin.

Backstage, Deonna Purrazzo chews out Kimber Lee and Susan for failing her at Against All Odds, saying they have failed her for months and that she is done with them.

Backstage, Gia Miller interviews W. Morrissey, who says that everyone in Impact have the idea that they have friends who will help them succeed and get to the top, and that having friends did not work out for Rich Swann, TJP or Satoshi Kojima. He then says the truth of the matter is that nobody has friends and that everybody will be stabbed in the back, and that he had to learn the hard way that in this life, much less in this industry, the only person he can trust is himself.

Steve Maclin beats Jason Page.

Backstage, Rachael Ellering talks with Jordynne Grace, saying she feels ready for her match with Tenille Dashwood, but Jordynne tells Rachael she is upset that everyone thinks they won the tag titles solely because of Rachael and feels Rachael does not get it.

Backstage, Gia Miller interviews Don Callis. Callis says you can love someone but have disagreements, which describes his relationship with Scott D'Amore. He also says that D'Amore cannot put his feelings and emotions for other people aside. He says that since he barely knows the talent and sees them as numbers on a spreadsheet, it is easier for him to deliver the bad news. As for the representative that is showing up, he is not worried. Callis says that whoever is being sent to the arena is more than likely going to thank him for taking care of a problem that should have been taken care of a long time ago in Sami Callihan, calling Callihan "a liability to the company."

Tenille Dashwood beats Rachael Ellering following the distraction from Kaleb.

Backstage, TJP tries to get with Scott D'Amore when Decay shows up. TJP says he is frustrated with Moose, and Crazzy Steve says that they are frustrated with their last loss in their last encounter. Fallah Bahh then challenges Black Taurus to a match to up the ante.

We hear from Fire and Flava (Kiera Hogan and Tasha Steelz) , who celebrate their successful title defense at Against All Odds by asking random people - such as a janitor who started today and a guy taking out the trash - who the best Knockouts Tag Team Champions are. Rosemary sneaks up from behind them and puts a stop to this, and when Fire and Flava back away, they run into Havok. Rosemary attacks Tasha from behind, then throw Kiera in the garbage. When Kiera gets out of the garbage, she finds a trash bag with the word "Mickie" on it. (This is a reference to Mickie James' firing from WWE, where her belongings were mailed back to her in a garbage bag with her name on it inside of a cardboard box.)

This week's Impact Plus Flashback Moment of the week is Chris Sabin vs. Bully Ray for the TNA World Heavyweight Championship at Destination X 2013.

Satoshi Kojima beats Rhino to earn a tag team title match for himself and Eddie Edwards.

Sami Callihan is in the ring, furious that he has been fired by Don Callis. He calls out Callis and Kenny Omega. After the commercial break, security surrounds Sami Callihan in the ring, and Scott D'Amore has to show up and call security off and tell Sami that he is on his side, as what happened on Sunday was wrong and unfair and that Callis overstepped his boundaries. D'Amore says that the representative for Anthem is already here to look into things, and asks Sami to give him a chance to get things fixed as he is proving Callis right. Sami says is the heart of the company and does not like authority, then decides to do things D'Amore's way for once.Sami says is the heart of the company and does not like authority, then decides to do things D'Amore's way for once. Callihan teleports out of the ring, then Callis says that "you can't fix crazy" and that Callihan proved his point. Sami says is the heart of the company and does not like authority, then decides to do things D'Amore's way for once. Callihan teleports out of the ring, then Callis says that "you can't fix crazy" and that Callihan proved his point. Suddenly, Tommy Dreamer shows up and reveals that he is the representative that Anthem has sent, as he went to Anthem about everything, and says that Sami Callihan has been reinstated by the board of directors. Tommy Dreamer then that personal relationships have been put in front of business, and that he is about to make the hardest decision of his life. He says that Impact was great, but when personal goals and relationships are put in front of business, things must change.He says that Impact was great, but when personal goals and relationships are put in front of business, things must change. Dreamer then announces that Callis is fired as Executive Vice President, and Callis goes ballistic as he heads to the back. Backstage, Sami Callihan gets Callis' attention, but instead of beating Callis up, he promises to bash Kenny Omega's brains in.

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Final Impact - Impact Wrestling recap for June 3, 2021

"The Walking Weapon" Josh Alexander retains the Impact X Division Championship against TJP two falls to one (2-1) in a 60-minute Iron Man Match that starts on the BTI pre-show and continues onto the main show. Josh Alexander scores the first fall at less than 40 minutes to go with a suplex bridge pin following a series of pinfall attempts. TJP scores the second fall with five seconds to go with a bridge pin out of an Alexander ankle lock, forcing sudden death. Alexander scores the third and final fall following a double underhook piledriver. Later on in the match, Trey Miguel and Chris Sabin plead with Josh Alexander to not slam an exhausted TJP on the stage, and this allows TJP to recover and slam Alexander on the stage himself. Soon after this, members of the locker room slowly start watching from behind the barricade and ringside, which are both lined with members of the locker room by the time the main show starts.

Backstage, Don Callis meets with The Good Brothers ("The Big LG" Doc Gallows and "Machine Gun" Karl Anderson), and none of them like being watched by a cameraman.

Backstage, "The Walking Weapon" Josh Alexander is congratulated by Eddie Edwards, then TJP and Fallah Bahh show up. TJP says that while they may be destined to do this forever, this will be the last round for a long time as they shake hands. Scott D'Amore congratulates both men for a great match, then Alexander says that until the Impact World Championship returns, he is the king of the mountain and he will defend the title. Chris Bey, "Inevitable" Ace Austin and Trey Miguel then show up wanting title shots. Scott D'Amore leaves and lets them all talk among themselves.

Jake Something beats Rohit Raju in a Tables Match.

Backstage, W. Morrissey asks Scott D'Amore for a match with Rich Swann tonight. D'Amore tells him that Rich Swann wants a match with him, and tells him the match is next.

Backstage, Rosemary says that she took Deonna Purrazzo to her realm before her win, and at Against All Odds, she will take the Knockouts Championship from her. Suddenly, Havok shows up. Havok says that while they have been on the same side as of late, her eyes are still set on the Impact Knockouts Championship. Rosemary wants Havok to join the family and learn to share, but sees Havok wants to go to war one more time. She says that if she wants that shot, she will have to take it from her. Havok says she will do just that.

Before the next match, W. Morrissey steps over the barricade and clubs Rich Swann in the back with a forearm. Morrissey then gets Swann in the ring, and the two men brawl before Morrissey levels Swann with a big boot. Morrisey then grabs Swann, and security has to keep Morrissey away from Swann. Morrissey grabs a member of security and throttels him against the corner, then Willie Mack shows up and hits Morrissey with a chair. Security keep Morrissey back as Willie protects Swann. Morrissey eventually leaves.

Backstage, Tenille Dashwood and Kaleb meet with Rachael Ellering, and the two of them want Rachael to team with her. Jordynne Grace then shows up, and after Rachael says she is ready, the two of them walk away after Tenille says she wants Rachael on her team.

We see a video from Brian Myers on how to be a professional, with the first chapter being presentation. Brian Myers then talks with Sam Beale about his look before putting him in a Myers Wrestling shirt before wanting to see his entrance. Myers is not impressed by his entrance, and says he needs a lot of work before showing him how to do a real entrance.

Backstage, Gia Miller interviews Deonna Purrazzo. Deonna says it really is "Against All Odds" and sees a potential Triple Threat Match as "absurd," then says she has beaten both Rosemary and Havok one-on-one and that neither of them have earned a title shot. She says that this is her era and that her empire will not fall just yet, and regardless of who she faces, the odds will always be in her favor.

Fire 'n Flava (Kiera Hogan and Tasha Steelz) retain the Impact Knockouts Tag Team Championships against Jordynne Grace and Rachael Ellering.

Backstage, Sami Callihan says he is not afraid of Moose. Suddenly, Don Callis shows up and tells Sami he is pulling for him despite the fact that he is a "journeyman." Sami tells him to leave before saying he will beat Moose's ass.

Backstage, we see a vignette of someone drinking a glass of whiskey. That someone is former WWE Superstar Steve Cutler, who now goes by the name "Maclin."

Backstage, Fire 'n Flava (Kiera Hogan and Tasha Steelz) meet with Scott D'Amore and want to know where the competition is. Scott D'Amore then introduces them to an angry Kimber Lee and Susan, then says both teams will wrestler for the Knockouts Tag Team titles at Against All Odds.

Satoshi Kojima beats Deaner after Eddie Edwards stops the rest of Violent By Design (Eric Young, Joe Doering, Rhino) from interfering in the match.

Backstage, Moose calls his match with Sami Callihan a warm-up, then Don Callis shows up and tells Moose he is in his corner, as nobody wants to see Sami Callihan near the Impact World title. Callis tells Moose to take care of Sami quickly, but Moose says he stopped listening to Callis early and says he knows what he is trying to do, then tells Callis to tell Kenny Omega to keep the Impact World title warm for him.

Backstage, Eric Young says that while failure is something that can be moved forward from, he cannot move forward from Eddie Edwards. Crazzy Steve and Black Taurus then show up and mock Eric Young, but Eric Young says he taught Steve to know better. After saying that disrespecting Deaner is disrespecting him, Steve then tells Eric Young to put some responsibility on his men's shoulders and put the tag team titles on the line against Decay at Against All Odds. Eric Young simply says "Done."

Moose vs. Sami Callihan ends with The Good Brothers ("The Big LG" Doc Gallows and "Machine Gun" Karl Anderson) showing up and hitting Sami with a Magic Killer before attacking Moose. Don Callis and Kenny Omega then show up. Kenny Omega also attacks both Sami and Moose in the ring, and when Sami grabs at Omega, Gallows punches Sami.After the match, The Good Brothers, Kenny Omega and Don Callis are met by Scott D'Amore, and after Omega and The Good Brothers leave, Scott D'Amore puts Omega in a three-way match against both Sami Callihan and Moose for the Impact World Championship. Don Callis says that Tony Khan has Sami Callihan on his blacklist and that the match will not happen, then Scott D'Amore says he has talked with Tony Khan and that Tony Khan will be here next week.

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Here are all of tonight's backstage segments!

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.