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Supercard Of Honor XV
Date: April 1, 2022
Location: Curtis Culwell Center, Garland, Texas
Commentators: Caprice Coleman, Ian Riccaboni

Now this is a big one as we have the first new Ring of Honor show in about three and a half months. The catch this time though is that the company has been purchased by AEW President Tony Khan, which means there is likely to be a bigger AEW presence on this show. Most of the card hasn’t been announced, but we are getting the Briscoes vs. FTR, which should be pretty good. Let’s get to it.

The SmarK Rant for ROH Supercard of Honor – 04.01.22

Oh what the hell.  It’s Wrestlemania weekend and I’ve got the weekend off anyway, and the show’s only 3 hours long.  Let’s live a little.  Rampage can wait.

Live from Garland TX, and it’s a got a big league look to the arena and production value way improved over Sinclair, despite the small crowd.

Your hosts are Ian Riccaboni & Caprice Coleman

Welcome to yet another ROH Wednesday!

This will be the last review of the classic ROH shows I do, at least for a while anyway. I’ve no idea what will be in it’s place next week but I guess we’ll find out then. I’ve enjoyed these but I’ve been reviewing them for a while now and I fancy freshening things up a bit. We might pick them up again down the line sometime

This week we’ve got a Scramble Cage, a Four Corner Survival and a match between AJ Styles and Bryan Danielson to look forward to, so hold on to yer butts!

Welcome to another ROH Wednesday!

This week we’ve got a pretty famous show from ROH’s early years, mainly because it features Teddy Hart getting himself over like rover only to blow it for himself. That’ll come next week though, whilst this week we’ve got some Field of Honour and the continuation of the Xavier Vs John Walters feud that I personally enjoy so much, before Homicide and BJ Whitmer close us out in a hard hitting scuffle.

Welcome back to another ROH Wednesday!

Today we’ve got Steve Corino Vs CM Punk and Samoa Joe Vs Homicide amongst other matches, so we should have some darn fine action to look forward to.

Welcome to another ROH Wednesday!

We’ve got a mixture of matches featuring less established guys, some Field of Honour stuff and some decent star power in the second half here, so hopefully it will be a nice balanced show that will build throughout the night.

We’re back with the concluding part of this show, as ROH Wednesdays continue!

This week we’ve got Samoa Joe Vs Jay Briscoe and a Raven Vs Justin Credible match to look forward to amongst others.

Final Battle 2021
Date: December 11, 2021
Location: UMBC Events Center, Baltimore, Maryland
Commentators: Ian Riccaboni, Caprice Coleman

It’s the end of an era and quite possibly the end of a company, or at least the end of the company as we know it to be. Ring of Honor is going into hiatus after this show for about four months, leaving a pretty big cloud over their future. I’m not sure what that is going to mean, but hopefully they can have a great show on their way out. Let’s get to it.

Welcome once again to another ROH Wednesday!

We’ve got some big matches on part two of this show, with part one mostly being made up of Field of Honour matches and a Scramble (Plus one big match that you’ll know when you see it), so there should be plenty of good action on both sides of the intermission.

Welcome to another ROH Wednesday!

Today we’ve got the second half of Glory By Honour II, with the big matches being CM Punk against Terry Funk and Samoa Joe defending the ROH World Title against Christopher Daniels!

Welcome to another ROH Wednesday Everyone!

This time we’ve got the first part of Glory By Honour II, an event that got a lot of hype at the time due to the quality of some of the matches and the star power involved, with Terry Funk actually making an appearance next week. This week we’ve got Steve Corino Vs Raven, in a match I don’t think ever really happened in ECW despite them both passing through there. I think by the time they were actually booking Corino as a credible threat to the top guys Raven had already left to go to the WWF. They might have had some smaller matches back when Corino was doing his Jericho Light gimmick and managing Rhino, but it was pretty much just tags for them whilst they were still in the company together I think.

Welcome back to another ROH Wednesday!

Today we’ve got CM Punk and Raven in a cage, along with Trent Acid Vs Homicide and a four corners match with Samoa Joe.