Ring Of Honor Wrestling is back tonight.
The Thursday, September 10, 2026 episode of ROH on HonorClub begins at 8/7c.
ROH Men’s World Television Championship: Action Andretti (c) vs. Adam Priest
Priest offered the Code of Honor handshake, as Andretti accepted it and immediately looked for a quick pinfall win early on. Andretti rolled out of the ring and took a timeout as he admired his World TV Title belt outside. Andretti ran back in the ring and outpaced Priest with a flip over him as he was on the mat. Andretti hit a back handspring stunner on Priest, before he launched from the apron for the moonsault. Andretti admired his World TV Title belt before he went back to work on Priest in the ring with a chop in the corner. The stomps from Andretti in the corner left Priest stunned for a moment. A whip throw to the opposite corner led to Priest flattening Andretti with the shoulder tackle.
Andretti left reeling by the aggressive attack from Priest. Snap suplex from Priest got a two-count. Standing armbar by Priest transitioned into a wrist lock and the whip throw to the corner. Initial attack by Priest block, who then grabbed at Andretti’s leg. Andretti held on for dear life on the ropes to break the hold. It worked at first, but he found his knee draped over the middle rope. From the apron, Priest struck that knee of Andretti’s with a running dropkick. Outside the ring, Priest played some mindgames with Andretti by looking at the World TV Title belt. In the ring, an angered Andretti worked on Priest’s legs before he dropped him for the front slam. Springboard elbow to Priest only got a two-count.
Priest’s left knee buckled on the impact of Andretti’s whip to the corner. Andretti mocked his foe and paid for it with the elbow to the face. Andretti responded with the handspring back elbow to Priest as he then looked for a suplex. Priest got out of it, but got hit in the back. Another back suplex attempt reversed as Priest fought back and attacked Andretti in the corner. Hard forearm to the elbow. Avalanche hurricanrana followed by the cover. Andretti barely kicked out at two. Priest looked for his half-crab, but Andretti turned it into a pinfall attempt. Superkick by Andretti led to the Falcon Arrow and a near-fall. Andretti dragged Priest to near the corner and missed with the high-risk maneuver. Dragon Screw by Priest was followed by the seriously-applied single-leg crab. Andretti escaped by reaching the bottom ropes.
Andretti hit the pump knee, but his back elbow was caught. Some really nice O’Connor roll-up action here, but it was Andretti who picked up the dirty win with the rope-assisted pin.
After the match, Priest appeared upset at Andretti’s cheating, as he stated that it was “bullshit”.
Action Andretti def. Adam Priest via pinfall to retain the ROH Men’s World Television Championship
I liked this opener. Just some really nice action (pardon the pun) between two underappreciated talents. A fun way to open the night’s wrestling here.
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Lacey Lane vs. Janai Kai vs. Maya World & Hyan
Kai and Hyan kicked this tag match off with a collar-and-elbow tie-up. Arm wrench battle as the Kick Demon lived up to her moniker by flattening Hyan with a pair of kicks. A swing and a miss on the running kick for Kai as Hyan turned that into a facebuster. Kai went for another kick, but Hyan dodged it. Stalemate between the two led to May and Lane tagging in their teams.
Snapmare by Lane as she hit a kick followed by a nice crucifix pin transition for the near-fall. Lane struck with the low question mark kick as Hyan and Maya showed some nice teamwork with the stereo kicks to a prone Lane. Both Kai and Lane found themselves trapped for the “Around the World” tiger feint kick from Maya as Hyan then got the two with a two-for-one clothesline for the near-fall.
Lane tripped up Hyan as Kai entered the match with some painful kicks to the face. Kai with the double judo leg trips before hitting the suplex. Big running kick to Hyan in the corner by Kai as Lane tagged in. Kai and Lane maintainted momentum with quick tags, but Hyan escaped the double suplex attempt as she got them with the two-for-one instead. With some space open, Maya entered with the hot tag. Cannonball to the ringside area by Maya barreled through Kai and Lane. Back in the ring, Kai was hit with a pair of European uppercuts to the corner. On the top, Kai blocked Maya initially, but she got tripped up for the cannonball in the corner. One, two… No!
Hyan tagged in, as Lane got involved and hit her in the back. Rolling senton to Hyan into a seated Maya in the corner by Lane. Kai and Lane missed with the stereo kicks on their foes. In the ring, Kai was hit with the knee by Maya, followed by Hyan’s spear. In the corner, moonsault by Maya. One, two…. Lane broke it up with a dropkick out of nowhere as all four women are down! Jawbreaker to Kai by Hyan as Lane blind tagged into the match. Kick by Kai wasn’t enough to keep Hyan down. Hyan sent Kai into the apron as she avoided Lane’s spear, which caused her to collide into her own partner. Lane left open for Hyan and Maya’s double-team facebuster for the victory.
Maya World & Hyan def. Janai Kai & Lacey Lane via pinfall
A really great tag match here. Maya and Hyan, of course, work so well together as a team, but Kai and Lane were more than capable of keeping up. Just lovely stuff here.
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– Backstage, we learned that Deonna Purrazzo & Emi Sakura would be teaming up.
Il Cartello Grillo (Hayden Seal, KayJay Impala, & Rosario Grillo) vs. Los Colons (Eddie & Orlando Colon) & Serpentico
Rosario and Serpentico opened the match as the former mocked his foe. Il Cartello Grillo then took time to taunt the crowd, but Serpentico made him pay for it with the shoulder tackle. A series of arm drags from Serpentico, but the third one was blocked. Serpentico got right back and hit the arm drag as well as a hurricanrana. Serpentico tagged in Orlando, who hit a shot to the arm of Rosario.
Shoulder tackle by Rosario as he showed great agility against Orlando. Inverted atomic drop stopped Rosario’s momentum cold as Eddie tagged in and hit him with the dropkick. Hayden Seal tagged in but he found himself on the wrong end of a Serpentico stomp to the wrist. KayJay Impala got sent over the top rope, but he dragged Serpentico out of the ring. Back in the ring, Hayden blasted Eddie with the boot to the face. Il Cartello Grillo with the upper hand as Seal and Impala hit some nice combination moves on Eddie. Shoulder stretch from Impala to Eddie, but he couldn’t keep a hold of that grip. Grillo tagged in and continued to work over Eddie.
In the corner, snapmare from Rosario kept Eddie grounded. I.C.G. again with some nice tandem offense, culminating in Impala’s helicopter back suplex. The cover, but Orlando broke it up. Seal now the legal man as he applied the chinlock on Eddie. Inside cradle reversal by Eddie. Seal with the rookie mistake as his dropkick sent Eddie right into the hot tag for Orlando.
Orlando on fire with the bulldog from the middle rope. Big spinebuster from Orlando, but Impala broke up the pin. Suicide dive to the outside by Orlando as Eddie got the headscissors on Impala. Big diving press on the outside by Eddie. In the ring, Serpentico hit the DDT from the ropes on Rosario, as he followed that up with the suicide dive. Meanwhile, Seal drove Orlando’s back into the apron. That did little good as Orlando got him with a trifecta of suplexes. Quick tags from the Colons and Serpentico. A pair of big splashes from Eddie and Serpentico on Seal was enough to get the win here.
Los Colons & Serpentico def. Il Cartello Grillo via pinfall
A very WCW Worldwide/Saturday Night-coded tag match, and I mean that in the best way. It wasn’t the best, but this was enjoyable.
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Caprice Coleman & Ian Riccaboni Chop It Up w/ MxM Collection
Caprice and Ian were joined by Mason Madden and Mansoor for this interview.
Caprice started off by asking the two about what made MxM so different. Mason & Mansoor said that it was their bodies. Mansoor thanked Ian for his commentary on their matches as he finger-touched the bespactacled commentator.
Caprice asked what the MxM experience was like, with Mansoor saying that we could pay for HonorClub to see what Riccaboni experienced every week. The two gave Ian their money as everyone’s favorite ROH play-by-play man got a bit closer, clearly unable to compose himself in the gracious presence of MxM.
Riccaboni fed Mason with a granola bar, much to the confusion of Caprice, who tried to get things back on track. Caprice asked MxM about their ROH Tag Title chances, but Mansoor said that he should change his name to “Un”, so that he could be “Caprice-Un”. The very hilarious interview wrapped up with MxM and the ROH commentary crew striking a pose. Amazing segment.
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Rocky Romero vs. Ortiz
Drop down into a waistlock position by Ortiz led to a pair of takedowns on Rocky. Cheapshot by Rocky allowed him to take advantage with a shot the face. Inverted atomic drop and flapjack from Ortiz put a stopped to that. The Koji Clutch applied by Ortiz, but Romero broke out of it by nearly turning it into a pin. Ortiz unleashed the cat within with some scratches across the back and chest of Rocky. From the apron, Ortiz held Rock into a wristlock and hit the clothesline. Romero looked for a response, but the clothesline from Ortiz put him down on the math. Ortiz grabbed Rocky from the apron, but his arm was dropped by his foe on the top rope. The originator of the Forbidden Door now had the momentum as he targeted Ortiz’s arm. “You wanna see a broken arm? You guys are sick,” said Rocky.
With Ortiz recovering, Rocky hit his signature “Siuuuuuuuuu” parody taunt. Ortiz tried to fight back with the chops to the chest, but a handful of eyes from Rocky stopped that comeback attempt. From the corner, Ortiz countered with the sunset flip fort the near-fall. Blocked by the hand of Ortiz as he now had the Koji Clutch locked in. The counter by Rocky as he hit the hammerlock armbreaker on the injured arm of Ortiz. Two clotheslines to the corner by Rocky, but the third failed to find its target. Instead, Rocky was flattened by Ortiz’s powerslam.
Rock sent to the outside by Ortiz, who then soared between the ropes for the suicide dive. Facebuster from the apron to the ring by Ortiz. One, two… no. Fisherman suplex attempt by Ortiz, but Rocky countered. In the corner, Sliced Bread attempt countered into a Snake Eyes by Ortiz. Spinorama DDT by Rocky nearly had the match won. Flash roll-up by Ortiz forced Rocky to kick out at two. Ortiz with the gator roll into the front face lock, but a rake of the eye sent Ortiz outside. Rocky feigned a mouth injury as Trent Beretta snuck in and hit Ortiz with the chair at ringside. With his foe stunned, Rocky made no mistake with the Shiranui for the tainted win.
Rocky Romero def. Ortiz via pinfall
This match was fine, though the interference did make sense here given the RPG Vice vs. Kingston/Ortiz/Mance feud.
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Soleil & A.R. Fox vs. Jacked Josh & Body Bundy
Bundy started the match by hitting Fox in the apron as he and Josh looked for a double team. Soleil avoided a clothesline and got two for the price of one with the tornillo. Fox tagged in as he and Soleil hit Bundy with running attacks. Josh, who looked like a cross between Will Ospreay and Blake Christian, missed with the clotheslines on Soleil and Fox. He got sent out as Bundy was thrown for the double wrenching suplex by Fox and Soleil.
Bundy slowed things down momentarily, but that did little good as Soleil got him with the splash while he flew across the aprin. Suicide dive by Fox on Bundy and Josh, as Soleil hit the Highest, Flyest of Flows on Josh. In the ring, Bundy and Josh hit a nice combination slam on Soleil for the near-upset win. Bundy and Josh looked for the double team slam, but couldn’t connect. Fox tagged in and got the double cannonball. Soleil and Fox with an amazing stereo set of dropkicks. As Josh was held up by Fox, Soleil got the win with the double backspring leaping Stunner.
We learned that Soleil & A.R. Fox will face Bandido and Komander next week.
Soleil & A.R. Fox def. Jacked Josh & Body Bundy via pinfall
A showcase match, yes, but this Soleil & Fox team has a lot of upside. Their unique, high-flying offense will be a treat to see.
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– Action Andretti bragged about his “honorable” win over Adam Priest as he challenged everyone to step up against him, the alleged most dangerous and honorable champion in all of ROH.
Jacked Jameson vs. “Daddy Magic” Matt Menard
Jameson disrespected Menard as he did an exercise in the corner. Once the match got started, the collar-and-elbow tie-up test of strength led to Jameson pushing Menard into the corner. The two loudly trashed talked one another as another test of strength took place. Shoulder tackle from Jameson as Menard responded with a shove. Jameson lifted Menard and piefaced him on the apron. His attempts at taunting was cut off as Menard went right at him with a barrage of punches in the corner. Jameson smashed Menard with a clothesline for the two count. On the shoulders, as Menard was trapped in the tree of woe in the corner. Jameson stomped on the “Baby Daddies” of Menard as he had control of this match.
On the top rope, Jameson’s senton missed the mark completely as Menard dodged it and then got him with the side Russian legsweep. Menard chopped at Jameson’s chest repeatedly. Lift from the corner by Jameson, but Menard turned that into a DDT for the three.
Matt Menard def. Jacked Jameson via pinfall
I made note of the Colons/Serpentico vs. Il Cartello Grillo match being WCW Worldwide-coded, I think this match fits that same category too. The loud taunting between Menard and Jameson was entertaining.
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– Next week, Remi Read takes on Red Velvet for the ROH Women’s Television Championship
The Infantry (Carlie Bravo & Capt. Shawn Dean) vs. Alex Zayne & Mance Warner
Mance and the Captain started off the match as the bell rang. Dean took time to taunt to the crowd, much to Mance’s confusion. Mance taunted from the corner as Bravo hit Zayne with a running boot. The Infantry found themselves on the wrong end of Mance’s bashing strikes and the running clothesline. Zayne with the senton left the Infantry reeling.
Tactical retreat by Dean and Bravo as Zayne wanted to hit a dive, but Mance stopped him as he wanted to take off himself. Mance took off for the world’s most dangerous high-risk poke to the eyes as Zayne followed it with a dive that left the Infantry reeling. Back in the ring, Mance hit the Captain with a pair of chops, but a shot to the face allowed Bravo to tag in. Mance fought back with a bite of the forehead of Bravo as Zayne tagged in. Zayne must’ve been also hungry as he also took a bite out of Bravo’s forehead. Spinning double-knees by Zayne on Bravo. Zayne’s momentum was stalled by a thumb to the eye by Bravo as he got thrown into the corner. Zayne now in a bad way as the Infantry shelled him with a tag team offensive.
Capt. Dean had Zayne staggered against the ropes with the chop, followed by the leg guillotine across the ropes. Christyan XO hit Zayne with a boot behind the referee’s back. The Infantry took command of this match as they isolated Zayne from his corner. Sunset roll-through led to the German Suplex into the corner, which left Zayne at the mercy for the B.B.C. by Capt. Dean. Zayne recovered as he sent Dean and Bravo out of the ring. Bravo recovered and hit the spear on Zayne just as he had a head of speed. Big splash by the Captain, but wasn’t enough for the win. Attempted double team by the Infantry turned into a nightmare as Zayne got them with the springboard corkscrew. Hot tag to Mance, who unleashed a series of strikes on a stunned Bravo, ending with the big elbow to the head. Chop to the corner as Zayne tagged in. Mance hit the superplex on Bravo as that was followed by the swanton from Zayne. One, two… NO!
Capt. Dean stepped right in and hit Zayne with the forearm. Mance got the Captain with the chokeslam as the spinning neckbreaker from Bravo left him out. Zayne then stepped up with his modified facebuster for the near-fall. Carlie with the Crossover Punch knocked Zayne out, but Mance got him with the punch in the corner. Ripcord hurricanrana by Zayne, but Capt. Dean broke the count. Mance got sent to the barricade hard by a spear from Dean.
Back in the ring, The Infantry picked up the win with the double stomp on a prone Zayne. Rumble, man, rumble.
The Infantry def. Mance Warner & Alex Zayne via pinfall
Awesome tag match. The Infantry are one hell of a tag team and I liked what Zayne and Mance had to offer here. Really great back and forth action.
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– The “Computerized” Kingdom were interviewed about what happened at Death Before Dishonor. Matt Taven said that he asked the Sparta AI about what to do next. He said that Sparta told them to take care of Scorpio Sky, as well as find a third man. Apparently, Sparta AI told Taven to get Bryan Keith to team with them against SkyFlight.
Steph De Lander vs. Zayda Steel
Match underway as SDL refused the Code of Honor. SDL shoved Zayda down and mocked the crowd. The strength game of the big Aussie was on display early on, but Zayda went for the side headlock. Zayda kept it up with the springboard arm drag takeover. Side headlock again by Zayda, as she sent SDL for the ride with the head scissors into the corner. Knee to the jaw of SDL rattled her as she ended up on the apron. Attempted Codebreaker from the apron was blocked by SDL, who then hoisted Zayda on her shoulders and roamed around ringside before she slammed her foe’s face onto the apron.
In the ring, SDL battered away at Zayda with strikes from a mounted position. In the corner, SDL maintained the aggression with rope-assisted attacks, then the big running attack. SDL missed on another attack as Zayda looked for a diving attack. SDL caught her and sent her flying with the fallaway slam for the two-count. Zayda refused to back down and went at SDL with elbows to the face. The attempted hurricanrana was blocked by SDL, who slammed Zayda for the near-fall. Zayda rolled out of the ring as Christopher Daniels gave her some advice. That didn’t sit well with SDL, who got in Daniels’ face. But that opened her up to the suicide dive by Zayda. In the ring, Zayda got SDL with the Thesz Press as she planted her with the satellite DDT from the corner. One, two…. not quite.
Zayda headed to the top rope, but SDL intercepted her with the big boot as she hit the big modified fisherwoman’s suplex for the very close three. Zayda blocked SDL’s suplex with a kick as she looked for a move of her own. Kick from SDL prevented that, but Zayda bounced back with a tilt-a-whirl slam of some sort for a two-count. Zayda got pushed in the corner by SDL, who hit her with the elbow to the back. Spear by SDL, but the stacked pin wasn’t enough to keep Zayda down. SDL hoisted Zayda on her shoulders, but she got rolled up for the pinning combination as Zayda scored a huge upset.
Zayda Steel def. Steph De Lander via pinfall
This was a great little match. I liked that Zayda had to be very resourceful to get the three for this match.
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The Bang Bang Gang (Austin Gunn, Colten Gunn, Juice Robinson) vs. The Premier Athletes (Ariya Daivari & Tony Nese) & Beef
As the Athletes made their entrance for our main event match, Mark Sterling had Beef finish their introduction for them.
Daivari and Juice opened the match here as the Jacksonville crowd was hot. Daivari went aftert the shoulder of Juice to start, keeping the hold on tight. Side headlock from Juice was followed by a shoulder block that kept Daivari down. Inverted atomic drop led to a side Russian leg sweep from Juice. Huge senton from Juice, who got in the faces of the Premier Athletes and shouted in their faces. That led to a lot of screaming.
Daivari and the Athletes left Colten isolated in the ring as Beef tagged in and went to work. Chop to the chest, but he struck out with the miss as Colten dodged. Austin tagged in and blasted Beef with the jabs and Flatliner for the near-fall. The Gunns showing off some great tandem work on Beef, followed by Juice’s wildman cannonball into the corner. Juice vaulted over the top rope and battered himself some Beef. Tony Nese shoved Juice into the corner as Smart Mark Sterling got in some stomps. Beef sent Juice back in the ring as he tagged in Nese.
Stomps to the corner by Nese as Juice was trapped in the tree of woe position. Even more stomps by Nese as he hit the oblique crunch kicks not long after. Juice left isolated as Daivari tagged in and got the neckbreaker on him. Daivari applied the sleeper on Juice to try and stop the tag, but he fell victim to a jawbreaker. Hard kick to the back by Nese allowed for Daivari to punch away at the midsection of Juice. Beef tagged in and kicked away at Juice while Nese had his foe held tight. Nese back into the match as he arrogantly kept Juice away from the Bang Bang Gang corner. A whip to the Athletes’ corner backfired as Juice took out Beef and Daivari, but the arm slam across the ropes left Juice down and out. Nese missed out with the slingshot senton, which allowed Austin Gunn to tag in.
Austin was on fire with the neckbreakers and clotheslines with Colten matching his brother move for move when his turn was up. Daivari threw Austin out of the ring. Meanwhile, Colten was tripped up by Mark Sterling, as Nese nearly had the match won on the roll-up. Nese hit Colten with the side kick for the near-fall. Beef tagged in, but he missed with the running splash to the corner. Famouser by Colten, as Juice stepped in and hit Daivari with the combo. Sterling got blasted with the punch from Juice. Beef sent Juice out of the ring with the clothesline. Beef countered Colten’s suplex for the near-fall, but that would be for naught as his ticket for the 3:10 to Yuma was booked by the Gunns as this one’s done.
The show ended with a reminder of the special AEW Collision on Saturday in tribute for Andy ‘The Butcher’ Williams as we ended this week’s HonorClub show.
The Bang Bang Gang def. The Premier Athletes & Beef via pinfall
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