The Code of Honor - Ring of Honor recap for February 27, 2016

Dalton Castle attacks "The Last Real Man" Silas Young and The Beer City Bruiser before the start of the first match. Security rush in to remove Castle, with Castle saying "Make me proud" to The Boys. Young then grabs the microphone and scolds The Boys for squandering all the opportunities he gave them to become men, and says that if they beat him and The Bruiser, he will leave professional wrestling.

"The Last Real Man" Silas Young and The Beer City Brusier beat The Boys. After the match, Castle runs back into the ring, but Young and the Beer City Bruiser overpower him.

Adam Cole can't wait to beat "Reborn" Matt Sydal the main event...

Brian Fury beats Action Ortiz to continue to the finals of the 2016 Top Prospect Tournament. After the match, Kevin Kelly interviews Fury, who says he is only scratching the surface as to what he can really do. He also doesn't care who he faces in the finals, as he's been men like Lio Rush and Punisher Martinez before in his career.

Lio Rush beats Punisher Martinez to continue to the finals of the 2016 Top Prospect Tournament. After the match, Kevin Kelly interviews Rush, who says that he's been battered and bruised, but that won't stop him.

Before the next match, Adam Cole mentions his last match with "Reborn" Matt Sydal, then promises to beat him this time.

"Reborn" Matt Sydal beats Adam Cole.

The Code of Honor - Ring of Honor Wrestling recap for January 9, 2016

The All Night XPress (Kenny King & Rhett Titus) beats Roppongi Vice (Rocky Romero & Trent Barreta) following a surprise roll-up by Kenny King.

The Kingdom (Michael Bennett, Maria Kanellis, Matt Taven, Adam Cole) show up for the first time since Final Battle. Adam Cole says that it's time for storytime! He says that security accompanied them to the ring in order to restrain Kyle O'Reilly. He recalls how he beat O'Reilly, but calls out Bennett and Taven for losing the ROH World Tag Team Titles. Suddenly, reDRagon (Fish & O'Reilly) show up, being held back back security. Fish says that O'Reilly is still after Cole, and he challenges The Kingdom to a tag team match. Nigel McGuiness grabs the mic, and says that reDRagon will take on The Kingdom in next week's main event. The Young Bucks (Matt & Nick Jackson) make a surprise appearance. Matt says that they reinvented tag team Wrestling instead of reDRagon, and vows to take out The Kingdom in a triple threat match. Nigel agrees to it, but in a Philly Street Fight!

War Machine (Raymond Rowe & Hanson) beats The House of Truth (Donovan Dijak & J. Diesel).

The House of Truth is still in the ring. Truth confronts Dijak, and says that he is the "weak link of the group". He says that if Dijak loses, HE loses. Truth claims that Dijak didn't do what eh was suppose to do at Final Battle, and that it was a slap in his face. Martini then slaps him in the face, and Dijak snaps! Dijak attacks J. Diesel, laying him out with Feast Your Eyes, and he is ultimately fired by Truth Martini thus making Dijak a "free agent".

reDRagon (Bobby Fish & Kyle O'Reilly) are ready for next week's Philly Street Fight, and says that The Kingdom and The Young Bucks don't know what's coming.

We recap Dalton Castle getting The Boys back at Final Battle.

Dalton Castle beats Jay Briscoe, Moose and Matt Sydal in a Four Corner Survival 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!

The Code of Honor - Ring of Honor Wrestling recap for September 26, 2015

"Reborne" Matt Sydal beats KUSHIDA.

Takaaki Watanabe beats Moose, Will Ferrara and Adam Page.

Nigel McGuinness guests on commentary for the next match.

Shinsuke Nakamura beats Adam Cole.

The Code of Honor - Ring of Honor Wrestling recap for June 13, 2015

Results courtesy of my good friend, Prince Watercress!

The Decade (BJ Whitmer and Adam Page) are about to face War Machine (Hansen and Raymond Rowe) when Whitmer backs out and substitutes Colby Corino in his place, saying that Steve Corino can't seem to realize how much of a man Colby has become. Raymond Rowe tells Colby he's not ready, but Colby slaps Rowe anyway and immediately gets decimated.When Colby tries to tag Adam Page in, Page leaves him high and dry. War Machine beat The Decade. After the match, Steve Corino and BJ Whitmer almost come to blows.

Cedric Alexander is in the ring. Last year, he was a breakout star. This year, he's do or die, and he has to prove to his family that his wrestling career isn't a waste of time. He needs wins, and for his first one in a while, he calls out the undefeated Moose.

In the most shocking moment so far this year, Cedric Alexander beats Moose to break Moose's undefeated streak and give him his first ever loss in ROH. When Veda Scott gives Moose a foreign object to use against Alexander, Moose is hesitant and doesn't want to use it. Alexander takes the weapon out of his hand and uses it against him behind the referee's back to get the win.

During an Inside ROH recap of the feud between The Addiction (Christopher Daniels and Kazarian) and reDRagon (Bobby Fish and Kyle O'Reilly), Adam Cole shows up to hype The Kingdom (Michael Bennett and Matt Taven) vs. Bullet Club at Best in the World.

Hiroshi Tanahashi and Tetsuya Naito beat ACH and "Reborn" Matt Sydal.

Nigel McGuinness is in the ring for the contract signing between Jay Lethal and Jay Briscoe. McGuinness says that both the TV and World titles are on the line, and that there will be a 60 minute time limit.  He also says it’s the biggest match in ROH history, given what’s on the line in it.  Both men sign the contract before they are allowed to have any final words. Lethal says he wants Briscoe at his best so that he has no excuses when Lethal proves he's the #1 man in ROH, while also namedropping his family. Briscoe tells Lethal that if he loses, he’ll "have to go back to Black Machismo". Lethal pushes the table to the side, and Briscoe and Lethal then stare each other down, with Lethal saying he made the TV title while telling Briscoe the World title made him, to end the show.

The Code of Honor - Ring of Honor Wrestling recap for May 9, 2015

Adam Cole guests on commentary for the next match.

Before his match with Kyle O'Reilly, Chris Sabin heads into the ring, then takes a shortcut through the audience to the backstage. When O'Reilly comes out, Sabin viciously blindsides him.

Chris Sabin beats Kyle O'Reilly after The Addiction (Christopher Daniels and Kazarian) run interference, despite the best efforts by Bobby Fish to stop them.

Alberto El Patron, ACH and Matt Sydal beat The Briscoes (Jay and Matt Briscoe) and Roderick Strong.

The Code of Honor - Ring of Honor Wrestling Recap for March 14, 2015

**NO REVIEW FOR THIS WEEK!!!"

The Addiction (Christopher Daniels & Frankie Kazarian) beats A.C.H. & Matt Sydal, thanks to the interference by a member of the KRD.

We recap the happenings of the Fatal Four Way match for the ROH World title at ROH's 13th Anniversary, which includes the return of Samoa Joe, who has his sights set on regaining the ROH World Championship.

Jay Briscoe shows up. He gives a shout out to ODB for returning his custom title belt. He confronts the judgements about the endings about the World Title, but dismisses the fact that he was lucky and reminds the fans that he is the champ. Jay fels that he is the baddest man in pro wrestling/ Suddenly, Samoa Joe shows up to a thunderous ovation. Samoa Joe agrees with Jay - that Jay did not get lucky. He commends Jay for getting the job done at the 13th Anniversary, and compares him to himself... but Joe says that Jay is not as bad as he is and simply challenges him for the ROH World Title at Supercard of Honor IX.

Jimmy Jacobs is in the ring, who is not impressed with the fact that Samoa Joe threw out a challenge to Jay Briscoe for the World Title. He doesn't deny Joe's abilities, but Joe hasn't been in ROH since the days of Tyler Black (Seth Rollins, anybody?). Despite all of Joe's successes outside of ROH, Jacobs points out that ROH "gives" Joe a place to return to. He also wants a shot at the ROH World Title, and warns Nigel McGuiness that before he "gives away" a title match to Samoa Joe, he wants to take a title match.

We recap the final chapter of the rivalry between The Briscoes (Jay & Mark) and The Kingdom (Michael Bennett & Matt Taven), which culminated in a 2/3 Falls Match, with The Kingdom winning the war.

The Kingdom (Matt Taven & Michael Bennett) beats The Young Bucks (Matt & Nick Jackson), thank to the interference from another (or maybe the same) KRD member to earn the right to face reDRagon (Bobby Fish & Kyle O'Reilly) for the ROH World Tag Team titles at Supercard of Honor IX.

It is announced that Jay Briscoe will defend the ROH World Championship against Jimmy Jacobs next week!

The Code of Honor - Ring of Honor Wrestling Recap + Review for February 14, 2015

ROH World Champion Jay Briscoe guests on commentary for the first three matches.


Tommaso Ciampa defeated Jimmy Jacobs via Referee Stoppage due to Ciampa knocking Jacobs' unconscious.

Hanson quickly defeats The Romantic Touch with a spinning heel kick after Romantic Touch offers him some chocolate. Hanson gets in Jay Briscoe's face afterwards.

Moose vs. Michael Elgin ends in no-contest when Elgin sidesweeps Jay Briscoe and Moose spears him. Afterwards, Elgin continues on the attack, until Hanson comes out and attacks Elgin. Ciampa goes after the World Champion, until his brother Mark comes out. Mark then goes after Hanson and Ciampa before being speared by Moose.

The Bullet Club (A.J. Styles & The Young Bucks [Matt & Nick Jackson]) defeated Cedric Alexander, A.C.H., and Matt Sydal in six man tag team action!

REVIEW!!!

Sup, everyone and welcome to the Valentine's Day Edition of the Ring of Honor Wrestling recap! In the combustible episode of Ring of Honor, we see things get more intense between the four mean who will square off in a Four Corner Survival Match for the ROH World title at ROH's 13th Anniversary! Also, we see the return of "The Phenomenal" A.J. Styles to ROH Television, but this time, he brings his Bullet Club stablemates with him, Matt and Nick Jackson - The Young Bucks. For this review, I will not be dividing the review into topics as usual, I'm just going to talk about the show in general. Let's get started!

Things are getting even more heated on the road to the Four Corner Survival Match for the ROH World Championship at the 13th Anniversary Show. ROH World Champion Jay Briscoe was on commentary for three separate matches that features his three opponents: Michael Elgin, Tommaso Ciampa and Hanson. Throughout those matches, the three contenders got in the face of the champion, but the final face off between Jay and Elgin is when he had enough. Things broke down in the ring during Elgin's match with Moose (who joined in the brawl, despite not having anything to do with the situation between Elgin and Briscoe), when all four men got into a brawl, which also included Jay's brother Mark and Moose. However, when Moose speared Jay, the previously injured should, along with his ribs, may have been affected by that spear. Of course, this will not stop the two-time World Champion, but he will have a huge disadvantage going into the World title match on March 1st.

Bullet Club members A.J. Styles & The Young Bucks (Matt & Nick Jackson) make an appearance for Ring of Honor to take on Cedric Alexander, Matt Sydal and ACH. This man was a CLASSIC! I guess that's what happens when you get six of the top singles and tag wrestlers in the world in one ring. The Bullet Club members tore the house down, with sick triple team moves, and not to mention, a humongous Superkick Party that ensued throughout the match as well. The match could have went either way, especially with close pins by members of both teams. The match was five-star and PPV quality, and I would give anything to see this six man tag team match again. Seriously. 

Well, that's it for this week. Tune in next week for another ROH Review. HONOR LIVES!