The Code of Honor - Ring of Honor Wrestling recap for November 7, 2015

Nigel McGuiness takes King Corino's place on commentary this week.

ACH beats Cedric Alexander, despite numerous distraction attempts by Veda Scott. Kevin Kelly interviews ACH, who say that he will walk in with same mentality that he had when wrestling the likes of A.J. Styles and Samoa Joe. He vows to have his hand raised in the finale of the Best of Five Series against Matt Sydal.

Veda Scott and Cedric Alexander are still at ringside... and enraged. Veda Scott continues to blame Nigel for running an "unsafe environment" and she is still looking to sue the company.

Before the next match, Caprice Coleman acknowledges Will Ferrera for his hard work in his career so far. However, he says the more he mentored him, the less they talked. Nonetheless, Caprice tells Ferrera to bring his best, as he hasn't "seen nothing yet".

Caprice Coleman beats Will Ferrera via submission. During the match, Prince Nana is at ringside signing  checks... or some sort. Also, Caprice showed more heel tendencies against Will Ferrera, including "adhering" to the Code of Honor. Prince Nana gives Ferrera the same type of envelope he handed Caprice several weeks ago.

Adam Cole hosts a segment, "Storytime with Adam Cole.. Bay Bay!". Cole discusses his hatred for O'Reilly and how he pinned him last week, thus proclaiming himself "the better man". He then recalls his "Hybrid Fighting Rules" match against O"Reilly back at Best in the World 2012, which was a breakthrough match for both men. Cole says that as long that he is in this company, O"Reilly will never be ROH World Champion, and he wants him gone from the company forever.

Kevin Kelly interviews Prince Nana. When asked what is in the envelopes he handed to Caprice Coleman and Will Ferrera, Nana says that this is the "Age of Enlightenment". Nana says that if the men follow the steps in the envelopes, they will make big names for themselves. As for him, he is far from done.

We loo back at The All-Night Express (Rhett Titus & Kenny King)'s return to ROH against The Briscoes (Jay & Mark) at All Star Extravaganza 8!

The Briscoes (Jay & Mark) beats The All-Night Express (Rhett Titus & Kenny King),

The Code of Honor - Ring of Honor Wrestling recap for October 17, 2015

Jay Briscoe says that Adam Page does not know what he got himself into for the No Holds Barred main event (which Parental Discretion is advised).

The All Night Xpress (Kenny King & Rhett Titus) beats The Addiction (Christopher Daniels & Frankie Kazarian) following the distraction by a man with the orange mask (presumably Chris Sabin, who was barred from ringside for the match).

The Kingdom (Maria Kanellis, Michael Bennett, Matt Taven, Adam Cole) show up. Michael Bennett compares the snake's revenge to Adam Cole's recent betrayal of O'Reilly. Maria grabs the mic and says that she manages the best faction in professional wrestling history. And she says that even if she works in a male-dominated industry, she doesn't have to follow a man's rules. Matt Taven says that the group is something special, and that the success in wrestling is depicted by the gold on their shoulders. Taven says that the group will not stop until Adam Cole is once again the ROH World Champion, and that they will hold all the gold. Cole grabs the mic, and says that he turned his back on Kyle O'Reilly, because he feels that O'Reilly doesn't deserve to be the ROH World Champion, and that he was the better member of Future Shock. He's offended that the likes of O'Reilly, Styles and Elgin were chosen for title matches, but he wasn't chosen. Cole says that he is the only legitimate contender for the ROH World Championship, and vows that the World and TV Championship are coming to The Kingdom. Suddenly, reDRagon (Kyle O'Reilly & Bobby Fish) are held back by security up the ramp. Bobby Fish says that he and Kyle are taking them out, but Cole says that he can't see them two taking on the three of them. Michael Elgin shows up to even the odds and goes on a war path. Elgin grabs the mic and says that "Big Mike" is giving reDRagon back up.

"The Exotic Goddess" Mandy Leon breaks down the rivalry between Dalton Castle and Silas Young on this week's "Inside ROH."

Adam Cole goes one-on-one next week with A.J. Styles... and he says that the third match's a charm, with the most phenomenal part of the match is Cole dropping him on his head.

B.J. Whitmer guests on commentary for the next match.

Jay Briscoe beats Adam Page in an No Holds Barred Match.

The Code of Honor - Ring of Honor Wrestling recap for October 10, 2015

Matt Sydal beats ACH in an incredible match to tie the Best of Five Series at two wins a piece. After the match, Sydal holds up the peace sign (which ACH did earlier in the match), signifying that he's two wins in the series. Suddenly, The Addiction (Christopher Daniels, Frankie Kazarian, Chris Sabin) ambush both ACH and Sydal.

Frankie Kazarian claims that their ROH World Tag Team titles were "stolen" from them and calls ROH tyrannical. Kaz then mocks a "Texan accent", and they demand that justice is served. Daniels says that he is addressing the "charlottian" that interfered in their match (who turned out to be Chris Sabin, their partner). He also blames Nigel McGuiness for their title loss and still declares the team champions. The ANX (Rhett Titus & Kenny King) interrupt Daniels' rant, in which Titus says that the "ANX party is in town". King says that he and Titus are the actual unpinned, un-submitted tag team champions, and King states their claim to being ROH World Tag Team Champions once again.

During the commercial break, Nigel McGuiness signed a tag team match for Ring of Honor television next: All Night Xpress vs. The Addiction!

Silas Young, along with Beer City Bruiser and Dalton Castle's former boys are in the ring. Silas is chomping down their throats already, telling them to get actual wrestling gear and rid themselves of their trademark Castle attire. Silas then says that he's gonna teach them to be men by having them wrestle in matches, which he signals for the Beer City Bruiser to attack them and start an impromptu tag match.

Silas Young & The Beer City Bruiser quickly beat The Boys. Beer City Bruiser carries the latter out after the match.

Truth Martini and Jay Lethal says that Takaaki Watanabe is going to get the biggest English lesson of his life by saying, "Jay Lethal is the best wrestler in the world."

"The Exotic Goddess" Mandy Leon breaks down the fallout of the ROH World Title main event at All-Star Extravaganza and The Kindgom's domination on this week's "Inside ROH".

Jay Lethal beats Takaaki Watanabe to retain the ROH World Television Championship!