Honor Roll - Ring of Honor recap for July 31, 2021

We hear from Miranda Alize and Alex Gracia prior to their match in the first round of the ROH Women's Championship Tournament.

Chelsea Green and Lenny Leonard guest on commentary for the next match.

Miranda Alize beats Alex Gracia to advance to the quarter-finals of the ROH Women's Championship Tournament.

We hear from Mazzerati and Nicole Savoy prior to their match in the first round of the ROH Women's Championship Tournament.

Lenny Leonard guests on commentary for the next two matches.

Nicole Savoy beats Mazzerati to advance to the quarter-finals of the ROH Women's Championship Tournament.

We hear from Rok-C and Sumie Sakai prior to their match in the first round of the ROH Women's Championship Tournament.

Rok-C beats Sumie Sakai with an O'Connor Roll to advance to the quarter-finals of the ROH Women's Championship Tournament.

Honor Roll - Ring of Honor recap for October 26, 2019

Ian Riccaboni and Quinn McKay host a recap of recent events. Matches covered and other things in the episode include:

Angelina Love beating Kelly Klein for the ROH Women of Honor World Championship at Death Before Dishonor

Kenny King, Josh "The Goods" Woods, Jeff Cobb and "Number One" Brian Johnson vs. "The Last Real Man" Silas Young, Rhett Titus, Joe Hendry and Cheeseburger at Death Before Dishonor Fallout

A message from Shane Taylor Promotions

The carnage from "The Last Real Man" Silas Young and Vinny Marseglia vs. The Bouncers (The Beer City Bruiser and Brian Milonas) from Death Before Dishonor, as well as The Bouncers' backstage celebration with Milonas saying they were made for a bar room brawl and Beer City Bruiser wanting to know who is next

The Bouncers (The Beer City Bruiser and Brian Milonas) vs. Slice Boogie and Chris Bey at Death Before Dishonor Fallout

"The Last Real Man" Silas Young, Rhett Titus, Joe Hendry and Cheeseburger backstage after their match, with Rhett Titus admitting that the four of them made a good team even in defeat and Silas Young not wanting Joe Hendry's autograph

Jay Lethal telling Jonathan Gresham that he was the better man backstage and that he has to start accepting his tag team partner's views on things

Dak Draper beating Austin Gunn to win the 2019 Top Prospect Tournament, and his backstage interview where he states that he has pushed himself to the limit in order to win the tournament and that his his mind is the general and his body is the army before announcing that he has the ROH World Television Championship in his sights

A video package of Rush

A preview of ROH Unauthorized on November 3rd and a list of the five toughest Ring of Honor World Champions of all time; this leads to Dalton Castle confronting Brian Zane for not including him on the list as he had both won the title and defended it for six months with a broken back

Angelina Love retains the ROH Women of Honor Championship against Sumie Sakai and Jenny Rose in a television-exclusive main event.

Honor Roll - Ring of Honor recap for July 27, 2019

Before the next match, "The Last Real Man" Silas Young realizes it has been two years since Josh "The Goods" Woods has debuted in Ring of Honor and that he has done nothing. He says it does not have to be that way, and that Woods should be getting the respect of his peers, but he is not respected like he is. He asks Goods if he wants to come out to golf claps his entire career, or if he wants to be great and earn respect, for a guy like him is more than a little wet behind the ears in the business and he has a lot more learning to do before earning respect. As the referee returns the microphone, Silas kicks Woods in the groin before winning with an inside cradle. "The Last Real Man" Silas Young beats Josh "The Goods" Woods.

Shinobi Shadow Squad (Cheeseburger, Ryan Nova, Eli Isom) beats Joe Keys, "Number One" Brian Johnson and Cante Caballero. After the match, Keys and Caballero argue, and Caballero slaps Keys in the face. Security and referees rush in before things can get worse.

Kelly Klein guests on commentary for the next match.

Karissa Rivera beats Sumie Sakai after sitting down on a Sunset Flip pinfall attempt. After the match, Sumie Sakai stops a post-match interview to shake Karissa's hand and raise her hand in victory.

Backstage, security hold Josh "The Goods" Woods back as "The Last Real Man" Silas Young tells Woods that he needs to learn respect and that he needs someone like him to teach him how to be great.

Next week: Jay Lethal vs. Matt Taven!

Rush and Dragon Lee beat The Briscoes (Jay and Mark Briscoe).

Ring of Honor recap for April 13, 2019

We hear from The Briscoes (Jay and Mark Briscoe), who say that they will qualify for the Crockett Cup when they defeat Willie Mack and Jeff Cobb tonight, and ensure that they not let anyone forget that they were forced to qualify despite being ten-time ROH World Tag Team Champions.

Shane Taylor beats Luchasaurus.

We hear from "The Last Real Man" Silas Young backstage when Jonathan Gresham confronts for being unable to beat him in a fair fight. Security steps up before it gets physical as Gresham challenges him to a rematch.

Tenille Dashwood guests on commentary for the next match, and announces that she is medically cleared to return to in-ring action.

Sumie Sakai and Mayu Iwatani beat Mazzerati and Katie Forbes.

"The Darewolf" PJ Black takes on Bandido in a rematch next week.

Nick Aldis guests on commentary for the next match.

The Briscoes (Jay and Mark Briscoe) beat Willie Mack and Jeff Cobb to qualify for the Crockett Cup.

Honor Roll - Ring of Honor recap for February 23, 2019

Madison Rayne beats Sumie Sakai and Jenny Rose in a three-way match.

Tenille Dashwood guests on commentary for the next match.

LifeBlood (David Finlay, "Hot Sauce" Tracy Williams, Bandido, Juice Robinson) beat Jonathan Gresham, Flip Gordon, Dalton Castle, Jeff Cobb and Jay Lethal after Haskins counters the Bang-a-rang with a Cloverleaf. After the match, both sides shake hands, save for Dalton Castle, who is absent following the submission hold.

Next week: "The Last Real Man" Silas Young vs. Jeff Cobb for the ROH World Television Championship!

Honor Roll - Ring of Honor recap for November 3, 2018

Before the next match, Bully Ray - who shows up with a manila envelope with "Flip Punishment" on it - mentions that if "The Last Real Man" Silas Young wins, then he can do whatever he wants to do to Flip Gordon; likewise, if Flip wins, he can do whatever he can do to Bully Ray. When Flip shows up (with a manila envelope saying "Bully Ray Punishment"), he points to the commentary table, revealing that his mystery partner is Colt Cabana. Bully Ray is not impressed with Flip's choice - having beaten Colt Cabana in Las Vegas, Nevada - but Colt Cabana says he is here to see what Bully Ray's face would look like when he finds out it is not him, but instead, it is The Sandman, who shows up out of the crowd with a can of beer and a Singapore cane.

"The Last Real Man" Silas Young beats The Sandman in a Pick Your Punishment Match. After the match, Bully Ray announces that Flip Gordon will take ten shots from The Sandman's Singapore cane. (The ten lashes are edited and censored for international TV, with the full, uncut footage appearing on Honor Club.) During the beating, Bully Ray gives Flip the opportunity to say "I quit," which Flip rejects. As Flip takes the lashes, more and more people from the locker room show up to watch and confront Bully Ray, and "The American Nightmare" Cody Rhodes shows up with The Young Bucks (Matt and Nick Jackson) and gets in the ring to tell Flip to take it, as does everyone else who has showed up to watch. Bully Ray gives Flip another chance to quit, and Flip replies with "Fuck you!" The tenth Singapore cane shot ends up being a low blow, and Bully Ray has to defend himself on his way to the back.

"The Exotic Goddess" Mandy Leon guests on commentary for the next match.

Jenny Rose, Madison Rayne and Sumie Sakai beat Karen Q, Britt Baker and Kelly Klein after Kelly Klein refuses to be a team player.

We hear from The Kingdom (Matt Taven, Vinny Marseglia, TK O'Ryan). Vinny Marseglia asks Jay Lethal if the underside of the ring looks familiar, and Taven says the red balloons were the last thing Lethal says before he popped his bubble showed him who the real World champion is. TK O'Ryan says Lethal and Johnathan Gresham's mystery does not scare them, and tells Lethal to "go ahead and call Will Ospreay." Marseglia then says to check under the ring, whoever you are.

Jay Lethal guests on commentary for the next match.

"The American Nightmare" Cody Rhodes beats Kenny King by disqualification. During the match, Kenny King throws an elbow pad at Brandi Rhodes, and Cody Rhodes grabs the IWGP United States Championship to use as a weapon. Senior referee Todd Sinclair is brought in as an enforcer. After that, King kicks Cody in the groin, then Jay Lethal runs out from the commentary table and tries to talk sense into Kenny King. Kenny King responds by hitting Kenny King with the IWGP United States title from behind.

Honor Roll - Ring of Honor recap for September 15, 2018

Caprice Coleman guests on commentary for this week's show.

Jay Lethal shows up to start tonight's show. He says that for years, people have asked him what his favorite match in ROH, and he has looked back on some of the matches that he has had. He then says there is a new one to add to the list, and that his favorite match is his 30-minute Iron Man Match against Johnathan Gresham from last week. Lethal says the match reminds him of what ROH was built on and why he got interested in wrestling, as all you need is two great wrestler wanting to prove who the best is. At the end of the match, Gresham earned his respect as well as a good friend, and tells him he is there for him before saying he wants more matches for the ROH World Championship like that one. He then issues "a Lethal challenge" not only to the locker room, but to any locker room and any wrestler anywhere who feels they have mastered their craft, simply saying "Come and get it." Suddenly, "The Aerial Assassin" Will Ospreay is seen on the video screen, having faced Lethal in his last match in ROH, wanting to go through Lethal to wear ROH on his back. He challenges Lethal for the ROH World Championship at Death Before Dishonor. Lethal accepts the challenge.

We hear from SoCal Uncensored ("Almighty" Christopher Daniels, "The Heavy Metal Rebel" Frankie Kazarian, Scorpio Sky). Scorpio Sky says it all started with The Addiction (Daniels and Kazarian) versus The Briscoes (Jay and Mark Briscoe), but Punishment Martinez had to inject himself into this. For this, he is glad to join in, as nobody plays it better than SCU.

We hear from The Briscoes (Jay and Mark Briscoe), who plan to show SoCal Uncensored ("Almighty" Christopher Daniels, "The Heavy Metal Rebel" Frankie Kazarian, Scorpio Sky) how they get it done. Punishment Martinez tells SCU to prepare to be punished.

Brandi Rhodes guests on commentary for the next match.

Sumie Sakai beats Tasha Steelz in a Proving Grounds Match. (Had Tash Steelz won, she would have received a ROH Women of Honor Championship title shot in the near future.)

We hear from Bullet Club. "The Villain" Marty Scurll says that when you talk about the most popular groups in Japan, they are #1, and at the very bottom of the pile in New Japan is CHAOS. "The American Nightmare" Cody Rhodes says they can come to Las Vegas and enjoy the buffet, but CHAOS is no match for Bullet Club.

Ian Ricobonni interviews Sumie Sakai in the ring. After Sumie Sakai's recent defenses of the title all over the world, the ROH Women of Honor Championship is officially known as the ROH Women of Honor World Championship. Sumie says she been through a lot in America and that this is her home, and nobody can know how happy she is to be where she is today. She says she will do her best as champion, but there is one more person she wants to face: Tennille Dashwood. Tennille shows up, and says that sounds like a challenge to her and that she has the perfect place for it: Death Before Dishonor. Tennille says she respects Sumie Sakai and what she has done for the ROH women's division, but that does not mean she will take the title from around her waist. Both women shake hands, and the match is official.

We hear from Kenny King, and while he likes "Hangman" Adam Page, he is on a "Bullet Club baggin' spree" and when he is done stomping his gold locks to the ground, he will be looking ahead to Jushin "Thunder" Liger.

Ian Ricobonni interviews Jonathan Gresham. Gresham has heard what Jay Lethal has had to say. Suddenly, Bully Ray shows up, and tells Ian Ricobonni to say everything he has said about him on commentary to his face. Ricobonni says he does not want any trouble, then Bully Ray bullies Ricobonni out of the ring. Gresham then confronts Bully Ray about interrupting his interview, and Bully Ray decides to be the interview him now. Bully Ray claims that he single-handedly sold out Madison Square Garden for the company and that everyone is showing up for a guy like him and not a guy like Gresham. Bully Ray then brings up the Piper's Pit interview with Frankie Williams, comparing Gresham to Williams in the process, saying that if the people really loved him, they would have been giving him a standing ovation the second he walked in and says he doesn't see the fans doing that for him now. The fans respond by giving Gresham a standing ovation to spite Bully Ray, and dares Gresham to take the microphone out of his hand if he wants it that badly. Gresham simply takes it, and says he knows Bully Ray is looking for a fight, because he knows that he cannot beat Bully Ray in a fight. However, he challenges Bully Ray to a wrestling match, saying that he knows he could win it and that he has seen D-Von carry Bully Ray through multiple matches for the last twenty years on national television. This leads to a "D-Von" chant from the crowd before Gresham says that he stands by his challenge, and if Bully Ray beats him, he will shake his hand like a honorable man in the center of the ring. However, if he beats Bully Ray, then Bully Ray will have to shake his hand like a man. Bully Ray demands a referee come to the ring right now, and the match becomes official. As soon as the match starts, however, Bully Ray kicks Gresham in the groin and pushes referee Todd Sinclair, tells Gresham that he is the better wrestler, then smacks Gresham with his chain. Flip Gordon runs in, but Bully Ray takes him out, and Jay Lethal then runs in the ring and brawls with Bully Ray. Suddenly, "The Last Real Man" Silas Young shows up and hits Misery on Jay Lethal, leading to the crowd chanting "Fuck you, Silas!," which is noticeably censored on the broadcast. Bully tries to give Silas a hug, but Silas pushes Bully Ray and walks off.

Backstage, Jay Lethal meets with Johnathan Gresham, and says that he is sick and tired of Bully Ray sticking his nose in other people's business, and if "The Last Real Man" Silas Young wants to bring up past grievances, then they can finish this once and for all. Gresham says he did not come to ROH for this, and Lethal challenges Silas and Bully Ray to a tag team match against him and Gresham for next week.

We hear from Chris Sabin, who says that Punishment Martinez attacked Alex Shelley and re-injured his jaw to play mind games with him, but he knows that Punishment Martinez is worried and insecure as he has ne never been in the ring with anyone like him. At Death Before Dishonor, all of his money is on him and he is walking out as ROH World Television Champion.

Chris Sabin guests on commentary for the next match.

SoCal Uncensored ("Almighty" Christopher Daniels, "The Heavy Metal Rebel" Frankie Kazarian, Scorpio Sky) beat The Briscoes (Jay and Mark Briscoe) and Punishment Martinez. During the match, Jay Briscoe brings a steel chair into the match, but Kazarian ducks and Jay hits referee Paul Turner instead. This leads to Kazarian and Scorpio Sky having the chair thrown at their heads, and Chris Sabin runs from the commentary table to the ring to attack Martinez by using his shoes as weapons before chasing him to the back. Kazarian and Daniels then hit Mark Brisco with a double-team moonsault into a Meltzer Driver to get the win after senior referee Todd Sinclair runs in to make the count.

Honor Roll - Ring of Honor recap for September 1, 2018

"The Exotic Goddess" Many Leon guests on commentary for the next match.

Sumie Sakai retains the ROH Women of Honor Championship against Madison Rayne. Both women hug after the match.

Shane Taylor beats Josh "The Goods" Woods after Woods finds out after an arm bar that Shane Taylor has weights in them. Referee Paul Turner is about to give Woods the win via disqualification .

We hear from SoCal Uncensored ("Almighty" Christopher Daniels, "The Heavy Metal Rebel" Frankie Kazarian, Scorpio Sky). Daniel says he fired the first shot, The Briscoes (Jay and Mark Briscoe) hit them twice with chairs. Kazarian calls Sandy Fork, Delaware the worst town that SCU has ever been in, and next week, he will give Mark Briscoe the worst thrashing of his career.

Johnathan Gresham vs. Jay Lethal in a 30-minute Iron Man Match for the ROH World Heavyweight Championship is next week!

Caprice Coleman guests on commentary for the next two matches.

Charles Zanders vs. Marcus Kross in rhe 2018 Top Prospect Tournament ends after Jeff Cobb shows up and decimates both men. Eli Isom then gets in the ring and forearms Jeff Cobb, but the forearms have absolutely no effect and Cobb plows him into the mat.

Best Friends (Trent Barretta and Chuckie T) beat "The Last Real Man" Silas Young and Bully Ray after Bully Ray leaves Silas Young high and dry.

Honor Roll - Ring of Honor recap for July 21, 2018

Jay Lethal shows up to start tonight's show. He says that when he beat KUSHIDA at Best In The World, it was not just a victory for him as it was part of his plan to re-establish himself at the top of the world by avenging the losses he obtained while he had all the singles gold. He completed that list by beating KUSHIDA, and now it is time to re-enter the title picture. Lethal then calls out Dalton Castle, saying he wants a shot at the ROH World Championship. Suddenly, Matt Taven shows up, asking Jay Lethal exactly how many shots at the title he needs, as he has only had two World title shots in the six years he has been here and both of them ended in interference. He says that both of them ended in interference and ROH did nothing about it, and that Dalton Castle is ducking him with a fake injury. Taven names himself the uncrowned ROH World Champion, and tells Lethal to get in line behind him. Suddenly, "The American Nightmare" Cody Rhodes shows up with Barnard the Business Bear, and tells Taven and Lethal that while they have valid points, he is next in line. Dalton Castle then arrives and says that the last time he heard somebody talk about something he has was back in 1997 when his mother bought him a Tamagotchi. He then makes it clear to Lethal, Cody and Taven that he feels like his body has been run over by a herd of wildebeests, but he is still ROH World Champion and he is not afraid of any challenge. If all three of them want to challenge him, he will do that. The crowd chants "Fatal 4-Way," and Castle says that not only is he afraid of a four-way dance, he will take them all on at the same time tonight.

It is announced that Eli Isom, Kenny King and Chuckie T vs. The Kingdom (Matt Taven, Vinny Marseglia, TK O'Ryan) for the ROH World Six-Man Tag Team Championships is being pushed back to next week, with the four-way dance for the ROH World Championship taking place as tonight's main event instead.

Sumie Sakai retains the ROH Women of Honor Championship against HZK after fending off an interference attempt by Hana Kimura and Kagetsu. It is announced that next week, Mayu Iwatani and Jenny Rose will take on Kimura and Kagetsu.

In footage from earlier today, news reporter Gregory Helms interviews "The Villain" Marty Scurll, but Scurll gets angry with him after Helms tells him to chill out and attacks Helms and a few members of security before attempting to break Helms' fingers.

Jay Lethal beats Dalton Castle, Matt Taven and "The American Nightmare" Cody Rhodes in a Four Corners Survival Match to become the ROH World Champion for a second time! After the match, Castle and Lethal shake hands.

Honor Roll - Ring of Honor recap for July 7, 2018

The show starts with "The American Nightmare" Cody Rhodes talking about how pirates always leave one victim behind when raiding a ship or pillaging a village before telling Titan he will leave him with just enough strength to crawl back to CMLL and tell them that if they want to uphold their partnership with Ring of Honor, they have to send a bigger name. Brandi Rhodes replies by telling Cody that nobody is bigger than him.

Sumie Sakai and Stella Grey beat Riley Shepard and Gabby Ortiz.

Bully Ray attacks Cheeseburger with a low blow from behind before the next match.

Bully Ray beats Cheeseburger in a no count-out, no disqualification match. During the match, Bully Ray attacks referee Todd Sinclair with his chain for not getting out of his way when he checks on Cheeseburger, and Colt Cabana runs to the ring and fights Bully Ray. He then places a cheese grater in Cheeseburger's hands and perform their own version of Whazzup with it, then Cheesbuerger gets a table only to be planted into the mat by Bully Ray. Bully Ray then tries to splash Cheeseburger through a table, but Cheeseburger rolls out of the way. Referee Paul Turner runs in, and B.J. Whitmer shows up to tell Colt Cabana to leave ringside as Bully Ray wins it with a reversal into an inside cradle.

It's time for Coleman's Pulpit. This week's guest is The Kingdom (Matt Taven, Vinny Marseglia, TK O'Ryan). After giving Caprice Coleman a purple dunce cap with "melvin" on it as well as Vinny Marseglia creeping everyone out by drinking what is supposedly wine out of his own hand, Taven says there is a conspiracy against The Kingdom. Coleman tells them that they have made the best of what they were given despite their adversity. Taven takes offense, saying he should be holding three championships, then he and Caprice argue over who is the bigger "jive turkey" until The Kingdom leave.

We hear from "The Almighty" Christopher Daniels and Scorpio Sky. Daniels tips his hat to The Kingdom (Matt Taven, Vinny Marseglia, TK O'Ryan) for somehow retaining their six-man tag team title as well as setting up the six-man tag team gauntlet match happening next week to bring out any teams and trios that want to take on SoCal Uncensored (Daniels, "The Heavy Metal Rebel" Frankie Kazarian, Sky). Daniel tells any teams and trios wanting to face SoCal Uncensored to bring it on.

We see footage from earlier today where The Dawgs (Rhett Titus and Will Ferrara) demand money from Ryan Nova before shaking his wallet out, taking his money and punching him in the face.

"The American Nightmare" Cody Rhodes beats Titan with an inside cradle after using referee Paul Stone as a human shield and ripping Titan's mask off.

Honor Roll - Ring of Honor recap for May 26, 2018

Before the next match, The Dawgs (Rhett Titus and Will Ferrara) say that they have been beaten Cheeseburger's ass in the last few weeks, and tonight will be no different, even with Jushin "Thunder" Liger as Cheeseburger's partner.

Cheeseburger and Jushin "Thunder" Liger beat The Dawgs (Rhett Titus and Will Ferrara).

Dalton Castle says so many questions are in the air, and one of them is who the next challenge for the ROH World Championship will be, considering "The Villain" Marty Scurll claims he has a shot at the title after beating and "The American Nightmare" Cody Rhodes claims the same and also holds a victory over him. Regardless of whoever it is, he is more than ready to get in the ring with either of them.

Sumie Sakai retains the ROH Women of Honor Championship against Jenny Rose.

We see a video package chronicling the recent events between Dalton Castle, "The Villain" Marty Scurll and "The American Nightmare" Cody Rhodes.

We hear from SoCal Uncensored ("Almighty" Christopher Daniels, "The Heavy Metal Rebel" Christopher Daniels, Scorpio Sky), who have lost the six-man tag team titles as well as any leverage to keep their jobs after Final Battle. Kazarian there is nothing they will not do to take the titles back. Scorpio Say says he will never get tired of beating up The Young Bucks (Matt and Nick Jackson), and they have a score to settle with The Kingdom (Matt Taven, Vinny Marseglia, TK O'Ryan). Daniel say The Kingdom may be the first six-man tag champions and Bullet Club (Matt Jackson, Nick Jackson, "Hangman" Adam Page) may be the most popular six-man team, but they are the best.

We hear from "The Last Real Man" Silas Young, who says there are two kinds of people : those who are proud of the work and those who whine and cry until they are given what they want. He says that the latter best describes Austin Aries, who gets a shot at the ROH World Television Championship despite not being in the company for years. Next week, everyone will find out why he is not only "The Last Real Man," but also why "The Greatest Man That Ever Lived" is the biggest joke he's ever heard.

SoCal Uncensored ("Almighty" Christopher Daniels, "The Heavy Metal Rebel" Christopher Daniels, Scorpio Sky) beat The Kingdom (Matt Taven, Vinny Marseglia, TK O'Ryan) by disqualificaiton after Kazarian swings a steel chair only to hit the top rope, causing it to rebound and hit Karazian in the head. TK O'Ryan tries to pin Kazarian, but referee Paul Stone sees the chair as everyone else in the match surround Paul Stone, Matt Taven and Freankie Kazarian and stops the match.

It is announced that Dalton Castle will be defending the ROH World Championship against both "The American Nightmare" Cody Rhodes and "The Villain" Marty Scurll in a three-way dance at Best In The World.

Honor Roll - Ring of Honor recap for April 28, 2018

"The Kentucky Gentleman" Chuckie T beats Josh "The Goods" Woods by rolling Woods up during an arm bar.

We hear from "The American Nightmare' Cody Rhodes and Brandi Rhodes. Brandi Rhodes says Cody is her favorite wrestler, but Cody says his favorite is Dalton Castle, saying he needs the fans and that he refuses to write him off. They've beaten the same opponents, and now all that is left is a ROH World title match between the two of them.

Jenny Rose guests on commentary for the next match.

The Kingdom (Matt Taven, Vinny Marseglia, TK O'Ryan) congratulate SoCal Uncensored ("Almighty" Christopher Daniels, "The Heavy Metal Rebel" Frankie Kazarian, Scorpio Sky) for stealing the show at Supercard of Honor XII, then say they left with absolutely nothing. Taven says they have been the first, last and only six-man tag champions for over 500, because they are The Kingdom.

Sumie Sakai beats Stella Grey. After the match, Jenny Rose congratulates Sumie on winning the ROH Women of Honor Championship, and apologizes for not being there to congratulate her at Supercard of Honor XII. After showing some footage from Manhattan Mayhem that proves that they are not always on the same page, Jenny Rose challenges Sumie Sakai for the ROH Women of Honor Championship. Sumie Sakai says she loves Jenny and does not want to fight her, but she will defend the title against her and is happy that Jenny wants to face her for the title. Sumie extends her hand, but Jenny Rose refuses to shake hands with her.

We hear from SoCal Uncensored ("Almighty" Christopher Daniels, "The Heavy Metal Rebel" Frankie Kazarian, Scorpio Sky). Daniels says The Kingdom (Matt Taven, Vinny Marseglia, TK O'Ryan) are nothing more than children who stole the six-man tag titles from them like children, and tells The Kingdom that SoCal Uncensored are coming to hurt them and that consequences are coming to Matt Taven.

We hear from "The Villain" Marty Scurll, who says Dalton Castle calling himself a World champion makes him physically sick. He tells Dalton he wants a shot at the title and that his days as champion are numbered.

Bully Ray shows up. He says that a certain portion of the fanbase is upset with him and his actions at Supercard of Honor XII, which leads to a "Cheeseburger" chant from the crowd. He asks what gives Cheeseburger a reason to put him on the spot, and says Cheeseburger represents what he despises in a lot of the young guys in the wrestling business, and goes on to admit that fans do what he despises. He says the young guys are spoiled and entitled, and do not deserve to be in the wrestling business, and says the crowd is also spoiled and entitled and believe they can get away with anything. He tells the crowd not to test him, as they know what he will do. After threatening to punch somebody in the face for throwing things in the ring, people throw more streamers in hte ring, and an unfurled streamer hits Bully in the head, leading to a "Yes!" chant from the crowd. Bully says Joe Koff is also a prt of what is wron with Ring of Honor, as he provides "the spoiled, entitled young boys" a platform when they have no respect and do not deserve it because he wants to be "the nice day." Bully Ray says he is still the enforcer around here, and reminds everybody that he is a WWE Hall of Famer as Joe Koff is seen walking away. Bully then says his Hall of Fame ring makes him better than every other person in the building before leaving.

We hear from Dalton Castle, who says it has been over 100 days since he become ROH World Champion. He runs down a list of people he has defended the ROH World Championship against successfully, then says he is indeed championship material.

Shane Taylor guests on commentary for the next match.

"The Last Real Man" Silas Young retains the ROH World Television Championship against Flip Gordon.

Next week: The Young Bucks (Matt and Nick Jackson) vs. The Briscoes (Jay and Mark Briscoe) for the ROH World Tag Team Championships! Dalton Castle and The Boys vs. The Kingdom (Matt Taven, Vinny Marseglia, TK O'Ryan)!

Honor Roll - Ring of Honor recap for April 21, 2018

Tonight's episode is highlights from the ROH Women of Honor Championship Tournament.

We see highlights from HZK vs. Mayu Iwatani in the first round of the ROH Women of Honor Championship Tournament.

Mayu Iwatana vs. Kelly Klein in the semi-finals of the ROH Women of Honor Championship from the Supercard of Honor XII pre-show is replayed.

We see highlights from Kagetsu vs. Sumie Sakai in the first round.

We see a video package of Tenille Dashwood's path through the ROH Women of Honor Championship Tournament.

Tenille Dashwood vs. Sumie Sakai in the semi-finals of the ROH Women of Honor Championship is replayed.

Kelly Klein vs. Sumie Sakai in the finals of the ROH Women of Honor Championship Tournament is replayed.

Honor Roll - Ring of Honor recap for July 29, 2017

Ring of Honor COO Joe Koff guests on commentary for this week's show.

Kris Wolfe beats Sumie Sakai.

"The Last Real Man" Silas Young and The Beer City Bruiser show up. Silas says he knows this is a show for women of honor, but says he does not mind injecting a little testosterone into the proceedings. He says it has been 36 days since Jay Lethal has last been seen on Ring of Honor television, and if the crowd things Jay Lethal will do something, they are wrong, as he is bruised, beaten, battered and a shell of his former self. He tells the crowd they can do whatever they want, because it will not matter and Jay Lethal will never be seen on ROH television again in his life.

Jenny Rose beats Mandy Leon.

Kenny King says he recently decided to step out on his own two feet, and his own two feet have made him become the #1 contender to the ROH World Television Championship. He respects KUSHIDA, but KUSHIDA's time as champion is limited when he gets in the ring with him.

Karen Q beats Deonna Purrazzo and Kelly Klein after drop kicking Klein out of the ring and pinning Purrazzo with a schoolgirl pin.

We see a video package for next week's main event between Cody Rhodes and "The Almighty" Christopher Daniels in a Two Out Of Three Falls Match for the ROH World Championship.

Honor Roll - Ring of Honor recap for December 10, 2016

Deonna Purrazzo beats Candice LeRae with the Fujiwara arm bar.

Kennadi Brink and Veda Scott vs. Sumie Sakai and Faye Jackson ends after Jessika Havok interferes.

Mandy Leon beats Jessicka Havok.

Kelly Klein beats ODB with The End Of The Match.