The Code of Honor - Ring of Honor Wrestling recap for December 5, 2015

reDRagon (Bobby Fish and Kyle O'Reilly) beat Silas Young and The Beer City Bruiser. After the match, Adam Cole - who shows up midway through the match to guest on commentary - approaches the ring, starting an argument between him and Kyle O'Reilly that officials have to break up. After they leave, Silas Young sics The Boys on the referee, who attack him on Young's orders. Suddenly, Dalton Castle shows up before Young and The Bruiser can leave, and says he wants his boys back. The Boys almost join Castle in the ring, but suddenly elect to stay with Young, much to Castle's surprise.

Chris Sabin is in the ring. He is angered that someone has stolen the Knights of the Rising Dawn gimmick, cost "The Almighty" Chris Sabin and Frankie Kazarian the ROH World Tag Team Championships as well as the IWGP Junior Heavyweight Championship and generally show up when he's not around and do his own moves. Sabin insists this man is not him, and calls the mystery man out, and decides to hijacki the show until he shows up. Suddenly, the masked man shows up, unmasks and reveals himself to be...Alex Shelley, Sabin's former teammate in the Motor City Machine Guns. An understandably betrayed Sabin walks out of the ring.

Bobby Fish guests on commentary for the next match.

Roderick Strong retains the ROH World Television Championship against Samson Walker. After the match, Bobby Fish shows up and puts the Television title around his waist. Roddy rips it from his waist and the two of them start arguing, after comments during the match made by Fish that Roderick turned the title into a consolation prize for being unable to beat Jay Lethal so many times.

"The Exotic Goddess" Mandy Leon talks about Night One of Survival of the Fittest 2015 in this week's Inside ROH.

The All Night Express (Kenny King and Rhett Titus) guest on commentary for the next match.

The Young Bucks (Matt and Nick Jackson) beat The Briscoes (Jay and Mark Briscoe). After the match, The All Night Express (Kenny King and Rhett Titus) gets in the face of both teams, starting a brawl that officials have to quickly break up.

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 3, 2015

This episode includes matches that took place at Field of Honor at the MCU Park in Brooklyn, New York!

Prince Nana joins Steve Corino and Kevin Kelly on commentary for tonight's episode.

The Briscoes (Jay & Mark) beats The Time Splitters (Alex Shelley & KUSHIDA). The two teams adhere to the Code of Honor afterwards.

Takaaki Wantanabe outlasts a gauntlet by beating Cedric Alexander, following the distraction from Moose to become number one contender for the ROH World Television Championship!

"The Exotic Goddess" Mandy Leon runs down the ignited feud between Adam Page and Jay Briscoe on this week's "Inside ROH".

Nigel McGuiness guests on commentary for the main event match.

"Rainmaker" Kazuchika Okada beats Roderick Strong. The two embrace each other after the match.

Wrestler of the Day - 10/1: The Briscoes (Jay & Mark)!

Today’s Wrestlers of the Day goes to the tag team of “Dem Boys” Jay and Mark Briscoe!

The Briscoes are what Ring of Honor is all about. Seriously, the two have been a fixture in ROH since the very first show back in 2002, and they are the only originals to have stayed with the company for 13+ years. They have held the ROH World Tag Team Championships more than any other team (8 times), and Jay has went to enjoy success as a singles wrestler. Jay has held the ROH World Championship twice, thus establishing himself as a formidable singles competitor. Don’t underestimate Mark Briscoe, though. He was one of the biggest threats to his own brother’s fist reign as ROH World Champion! What I love about these two is that they are not going by a persona, they are truly being their crazy selves out there. Have you seen their promos? It is some of the funniest and entertaining things you will ever see! Stupidly enough, the major leagues (cough WWE cough) did not sign them to a contract, because they were not “cosmetically pleasing” enough for the company. Oh, well, it’s their loss.

Here’s a good one, where the team faces off against the up-and-coming tag team of War Machine (Raymond Rowe & Hanson)!

The Code of Honor - Ring of Honor Wrestling recap for September 19, 2015

Michael Elgin beats Silas Young.

Adam Cole will face off against Shinsuke Nakamura next week!

A.C.H. beats Caprice Coleman with the 450 Splash.

Steve Corino interviews Caprice Coleman about the mysterious letter. He says that after reading the letter over and over again, he realizes what it means after his match with ACH.

"The Exotic Goddess" Mandy Leon breaks down the New Japan Pro Wrestling and Ring of Honor alliance on this week's "Inside ROH"... with an appearance by Delirious (!@#$%^&*()_=_(?!?!)!

Hirooki Goto & The Briscoes (Jay & Mark) beats CHAOS (Kazuchika Okada & Roppongi Vice [Rocky Romero & Trenta Barreta]) when Jay hits the Jay Driller on Barreta.

The Code of Honor - Ring of Honor Wrestling recap for July 18, 2015 - 200TH EPISODE!!!

This week is the 200th episode of the weekly television show.

We revisit The Addiction (Christopher Daniels and Frankie Kazarian) vs. reDRagon (Bobby Fish and Kyle O'Reilly) for the ROH World Tag Team Championships from April 25, 2015.

We look back at the cage match between S.C.U.M. and Team ROH from July 27, 2013 which saw the dissolution of S.C.U.M.

We look back at Donovan Dijak vs. Will Ferrara in the finals of the 2015 Top Prospect Tournament from March 7, 2015.

We revisit ACH and "Rebourne" Matt Sydal for the ROH World Tag Team Championships from December 27, 2014.

We revisit AJ Styles vs Hansen from November 22, 2014.

"The Exotic Goddess" Mandy Leon runs down the card for Death Before Dishonor 13.

Sookely Hathaway tells Veda Scott and Cedric Alexander that they can't stop him and Moose.

Adam Page tells ACH he's done nothing to earn anything, and that Death Before Dishonor 13 is the end of the line.

Jay Lethal and Truth Martini tell Roderick Strong that he knows him well, and that he's just getting started as ROH's undisputed champion.

We look back at Lance Storm vs. Michael Bennett from August 4, 2012.

The Briscoes (Jay and Mark Briscoe), Roderick Strong and ODB beat The House of Truth (Jay Lethal, Donovan Dijak, J Diesel, Truth Martini).

The Code of Honor - Ring of Honor Wrestling recap for July 11, 2015

Matt Sydal beats Adam Page with the Shooting Star Press. B.J. Whitmer attacks Matt Syadal and orders Colby Corino to grabs some chairs. A.C.H. runs in for the save momentarily until he gets hits with a chair. Adam Page then hits the Rite of Passage to Matt Sydal on a pile of steel chairs and he had to carried out afterwards.

Cedric Alexander, who now has the managerial services of Veda Scott, will face Moose at Death Before Dishonor XIII.

Veda Scott is at ringside. She says that Moose failed at being a football player, and that Cedric "bringing a wrench into the match" made him fail at being a professional wrestler. She says that having celebrity friends do not win matches, but ruthless aggression and being under her tutelage wins matches. With this, she vows that Cedric Alexander will take everything that he never deserved.

Will Ferrera beats Silas Young following the distraction by Dalton Castle's servants. The former lays them out afterwards.

The Briscoes (Jay & Mark) hypes the 200th episode of Ring of Honor Wrestling next week!

Mandy Leon discusses Cedric Alexander joining forces with Veda Scott on this week's Inside ROH.

Jay Lethal beats Mark Briscoe to retain the ROH World Television Championship. Jay Briscoe, who attacked J. Diesel at ringside, goes into the ring and he and Lethal go at it. Roderick Strong storms the ring to assist Jay Briscoe and attacks Jay Lethal. Roddy grabs the mic and challenges the House of Truth (Lethal, Diesel, Dijak) to a six man tag team match. But, ODB grabs the mic and instead challenges the faction to an eight man tag team match, thus adding Truth Martini to the mix.

Death Before Dishonor XIII will air on internet pay-per-view on July 24th, 2015!

The Code of Honor - Ring of Honor Wrestling recap for May 16, 2015

This is a Road Rage edition of Ring of Honor Wrestling, emanating from Minneapolis, Minnesota!

Adam Page beats A.C.H. with a low blow while distracting the referee. After the match, Adam Page offers The Code of Honor to A.C.H., but the latter declines proceeds to brawl with Adam. Security quickly breaks up the brawl, but A.C.H. suddenly soars over the top rope to the outside of the ring onto security, as Adam Page escapes freely.

We recap the revealing of The Knights of the Rising Dawn (Chris Sabin, Christopher Daniels and Frankie Kazarian).

Kyle O'Reilly says there is bad blood between him and the KRD, but his main focus is Jay Lethal, and he has his sights set on the ROH World Television Championship next week.

Truth Martini and Jay Lethal brag about Lethal's "A Letha Dose" DVD, and about who he hasn't beat in ROH. When Martini mentions Jay Briscoe, Lethal looks shunned, but Martini says that it was meant for promoting the DVD.

The Briscoes (Mark & Jay) talk about the word of the day, "Business". Jay defines business as "getting the job done" and that they despise it when it goes unfinished, and they plan to finish business against War Machine (Raymond Rowe & Hanson) tonight.

The Briscoe (Jay & Mark) beats War Machine (Raymond Rowe & Hanson) in a hard-hitting main event tag match. The two teams shake hands in respect after the match 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 + 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!