The Code of Honor - Ring of Honor Wrestling Recap for March 7, 2015

The House of Truth (Jay Lethal & J. Diesel) beats The Addiction (Christopher Daniels & Frankie Kazarian) when a member of the KRD distracts Daniels and Lethal slides in with the roll-up.

Caprice Coleman guests on commentary for the finals of the 2015 Top Prospect Tournament.

Donovan Dijak beats Will Ferrera to win the 2015 Top Prospect Tournament. Various managers of ROH were watching at ringside including: Veda Scott & Ramon, Truth Martini, and The Decade, who put the sales pitch on him. Jacobs whispers something to him, but he ignores the offers... and the other managers' offers as well.

reDRagon (Bobby Fish & Kyle O'Reilly) beats The Decade (B.J. Whitmer & Adam Page) by submission to retain the ROH World Tag Team Championships! After the match, Whitmer taunts Steve Corino by pouring water on his head, causing Corino to lose his temper.

The Code of Honor: Ring of Honor Wrestling Recap + Review for January 24, 2015

Show Results:

1. The Briscoes (Jay & Mark) defeated The Kingdom (Matt Taven & Michael Bennett) via disqualification when Bennett hits Jay with the "Title of Love". The Kingdom continues to attack The Briscoes until out of nowhere... ODB MAKES HER DEBUT, hitting Taven with a steel chair and sets her eyes on Maria until Bennett takes her out of the ring, and The Kingdom makes a run for it. Kevin Kelly interviews ODB, and she says that she's here to send a message to the Queen and that she's One. Dirty. Briscoe.
2. Top Prospect Tournament (1st Round): The Beer City Bruiser defeated Mikey Webb to advance to the semi-finals.
3. A robotic voice is looking at a TV screen saying that they are coming. Suddenly, a person with a mask is revealed. Who is coming?
4. We look at Alberto El Patron's ROH TV debut from last week.
5. Jay Lethal guests on commentary for the next match.
6. Alberto El Patron defeated Christopher Daniels with the armbar. El Patron shakes Daniels' hand after the match. Jay Lethal goes into the ring and demands an apology for El Patron "disrespecting" him. Alberto attacks Lethal, but J. Diesel sneak attacks Alberto. The Addiction (Christopher Daniels & Frankie Kazarian) make the save and The H.O.T. flees.

Review:

Sup, everyone and welcome to the January 24, 2015 edition of the Ring of Honor Wrestling review. First off, let me just apologize for not review ROH last week. That was a total bummer on my part. Now, the key things I am going to shine some light on in this review are: a shocking debut, continuation of the Top Prospect Tournament, and Alberto El Patron's in-ring debut. Without further ado, lets get down to it!

A Shocking Debut...

This episode of Ring of Honor Wrestling started off with a bang when long-time rivals The Briscoes and The Kingdom faced off in tag team action. The Briscoes scored the DQ win when The Kingdom just blatantly attacked one of the bros with the "Title of Love". The highlight of the whole entire melee is when freaking ODB made her debut in Ring of Honor, with her eyes set on the self-proclaimed Queen, Maria Kanellis-Bennett. To take you guys back a couple years, Maria entered a rivalry with perhaps one of the best female wrestlers to ever lace up a pair of boots: Sara Del Rey. Unfortunately, their rivalry was suddenly put to a halt when Del Rey signed a contract with the WWE as the female trainer for WWE's developmental territory, NXT. Now, it seems that history is sort of repeating itself, and hopefully, we can get some length into this newly created female rivalry and hopefully we can  see a one-on-one encounter between these two ladies? Either way, I'm all for ODB in ROH, and as she says, she is One. Dirty. Briscoe.

Continuation of the Top Prospect Tournament!

Round one of the Top Prospect Tournament continues with young gun Mikey Webb taking on the 12-year veteran (and the man with insanely low levels of hygienics, so it seems) The Beer City Bruiser! Needless to say, this match was a hard-hitting one, especially with The BCB dominating a great portion of the match (it took Webb most of the match to knock the 300-pounder of his feet). Webb was able to get some offense in, but the Bruiser was almost always there to stop his momentum... yikes! The Beer City Bruiser gains the victory to advance to the semi-finals. I don't know about guys, but this guy is definitely one of my favorites to win the tournament... all bad hygiene aside.

Alberto El Patron's in-ring debut!

FINALLY! Alberto El Paaaaaaaaatron makes his highly-anticipated debut against one of the founding fathers of Ring of Honor, Christopher Daniels. Man, this match was a classic! El Patron has not missed a beat and to be perfectly honest, ROH may just be the company that can bring out the absolute best in him. I did not thikin for one second that the main event would be as incredible as it was. A definite five star match, indeed. But, the 800-pound Gorilla in the ring was the fact that the Television Champion Jay Lethal was on commentary during the match and demanded an apology for the way Alberto so-called "disrespected" him last week. El Patron won the match with his signature armbar and afterwards, he and Lethal face off in the ring once again, this time El Patron handing him a taste of his own medicine by attacking him. Lethal's H.OT. stablemates  J. Diesel and Truth Martini come down to the ring to take out El Patron but The Addiction send them running for the hills!

I must say, I am interested to see where this feud goes. I'm more than positive that these two will face off one-on-one in the ring, and when it happens, it will definitely be a match to watch!

Well, that's it for this week, folks. I'll be back next week with another ROH review. HONOR LIVES!

The Code of Honor - Ring of Honor Wrestling Recap for January 17th, 2015

Results:

1. Frankie Kazarian defeated Cedric Alexander. Christopher Daniels was on commentary for this match.
2. Donovan Dijack defeated Jack Dirden to advance ti the second round of the Top Prospect Tournament. Caprice Coleman was on commentary for the match. The Decade (Jimmy Jacobs, Adam Page, B.J. Whitmer) were at ringside.
3. There was a cryptic promo with a robot saying that "We are coming." Who is coming?
4. Alberto "El Patron" is in the house! Kevin Kelly extends the welcome and El Patron gladly accepts. He says that even though he was told that he would not wrestle in America for a year, it didn't stop him from being with the ROH faithful, and he proclaims that he is not "sports-entertainer, he's a wrestler!" He calls out Jay Briscoe, but he receives... Jay Lethal, alongside Truth Martini. Martini says that he did not care about El Ptron's career until about 20 seconds ago. Jay Lethla says that he, not Jay Briscoe is the top man in Ring of Honor. El Patron says that in any promotion, the World Champion is the top gun. Lethal dismisses this, which causes El Patron to get the "dance: with Lethal. Lethal and Truth Martni retreat, and Martini says that El Patrn has to climb his way to the top, not shoot his way there.
5. We recap the triple threat number one contenders match from last week's episode of Ring of Honor Wrestling. 
6. Nigel McGuiness discusses the happenings from the main event last week. He says that he has an announcement about the World title match at the ROH 13th Anniversary, and he wants to tell it to the ROH World Champion, Jay Briscoe. Briscoe comes out and clearly says that he shouldn't just make one man the number one contender, but all THREE. 
7. ROH World Championship: Jay Briscoe retains the title against Matt Taven with the Jay Driller. After the match, Michael Bennett hits Jay Briscoe with the "Title of Love", which is Jay's property. Maria dares Jay to fight her for the title until Mark Briscoe charges to the ring with a steel chair. Mark says that this has been going on too long and  challenges Taven and Bennett to a tag team match against him and his brother, Jay. The Kingdom accepts to end the show.