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),

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Nigel McGuiness takes Steve Corino's place on commentary for the hour, as the latter has a week off.

Dalton Castle beats Silas Young. Silas grabs the mic says that he is very tired of him, and says that he can say whatever he wants to say, because he's a "Real Man". He doesn't like Dalton's "boys", and that they should learn how to be men. Silas challenges him to another match, and if he beats him, he gets his "boys", and he will teach them how to be "real men".

"The Exotic Goddess" Mandy Leon runs down the friction in The Kingdom (Michael Bennett, Adam Cole, Matt Taven, Maria Kanellis) on this week's "Inside ROH".

During "Inside ROH", it is announced that Adam Cole and Kyle O'Reilly will reunite again as Future Shock and face The Addiction (Christopher Daniels & Frankie Kazarian) for the ROH World Tag Team Championship next week!

Kevin Kelly interviews Bobby Fish at ringside, He feels that Jay Lethal may not make it through Hanson, and will wound up facing the latter for the ROH World Television Championship in two weeks. Lethal shows up and talks trash to Fish,

Prince Nana guests on commentary for the next match.

Moose beats Will Ferrera.

Adam Cole says that the other members of The Kingdom questioning his abilities makes him sick - and he plans to walk out next week as the ROH World Tag Team Champions with Kyle O'Reilly.

The Young Bucks (Matt & Nick Jackson) beats Roppongi Vice (Rocky Romero & Trent Barreta) in a incredible match. The Addiction (Christopher Daniels & Frankie Kazarian), along with Chris Sabin attacks both of the teams. The trio tape Matt Jackson to the top rope, Nick comes in for the save momentarily, but gets slammed by Daniels and Kazarian. The trio mocks the Bucks by having a "Superkick Party" of their own, and even hits their signature Indy Taker to end the show.

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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.

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Show Results:

1. Roderick Strong defeated Mark Briscoe
2. Jay Briscoe knows that he has a non-title match against a member of The Kingdom, but he wants the title ON THE LINE. He also says that The Kingdom has something that belongs to him... and he wants it back (his custom championship belt).
3. ROH matchmaker Nigel McGuiness is in he ring he has several pieces of business tonight including tonight;s main event: Michael Elgin vs. Hanson. Another piece of business Nigel has on his plate... Tommaso Ciampa. He calls Ciampa out to the ring. He says that there is a "No Tolerance Rule", and if it wasn't for the heated discussion that he had with the higher-ups in ROH, Ciampa would have been fined. With this... Nigel says Ciampa owes him one. Ciampa feels that the ROH World Champion, Jay Briscoe owes him a title shot. Nigel points out that Michael Elgin beat him a Final Battle, but Ciampa states otherwise, claiming that "Tommaso Ciampa beat Tommaso Ciampa". Michael Elgin comes out, who looks to confront Ciampa. Nigel then sets up a #1 contender's triple threat match for the ROH World Championship: Ciampa vs. Hanson vs. Elgin!
4. "The First Lady of ROH" Maria Kanellis says that Jay Briscoe's property is her "Title of Love" and that if dare thinks off doing anything to her, is has a Kingdom to protect the Queen.
5. First Round of 2015 Top Prospect Tournament: Will Ferrera defeated J. Diesel to advance. After the match, J. Diesel attacks Will Ferrera
6. Three Way/ #1 Contenders Match for the ROH World Championship: Michael Elgin vs. Tommaso Ciampa vs. Hanson ended in a no contest awhen referee Todd Sinclair is knocked out after a dive executed by Hanson.

Review:

First episode of 2015 kicking off with a bang! Tonight, the annual Top Prospect Tournament showcasing professional wrestling's brightest young stars was introduced, with the competitors in hopes of winning the tournament and earning a shot at the ROH World Television Championship at ROH's 13th Anniversary in Las Vegas, Nevada! Here we go, lets get started:

Mark Briscoe vs. Roderick Strong:

What happens when you get two ROH legends in the squared circle? Amazing stuff! The match was all I expected to see from these two, being that they have competed against each other so many times. Roddy, who broke away from The Decade not too long ago, looks to have a great 2015 with plans of being in the title picture in mind. To be honest, if there's any guy in ROH right now that I would like to see have another reign with the ROH World title, it's Roddy. It's been much too long since he's held the World title, and a second reign has been long overdue. It would be great to see "Mr. ROH" with some ROH gold around his waist again.

First Round of the 2015 Top Prospect Tournament - Will Ferrera vs. J. Diesel (w/ Truth Martini):

The two men in this match both trained in the ROH Dojo and now are becoming regulars in Ring of Honor. J. Diesel is no stranger to ROH audiences, as he has been the security guard or insurance policy, of you will of The House of Truth. Will Ferrera, who is truly an underdog has been really getting things his momentum going in ROH, and you have Caprice Coleman to thank for that.

This match was not over the top, but it did get the point across --- never underestimate your opponent, no matter the size. Ferrera would score the victory and advance to the second round of the tournament. Which makes sense, because if J. Diesel were to win the tournament, he would have to face his H.O.T. partner, Jay Lethal!

Triple Threat/#1 Contenders Match - Michael Elgin vs. Hanson vs. Tommaso Ciampa:

In the first main event of 2015, this match was nothing short of hard-hitting! Originally, the main event was a rematch between Michael Elgin vs. Hanson (who fought to a no-contest two weeks prior to this match), but Elgin and Tommaso Ciampa butted heads earlier in night during a segment with ROH matchmaker Nigel McGuinness, who added Ciampa to the main event.

Nonetheless, this match was incredible. Constant sequences throughout the match and I was pretty sure that there was going to be a clear winner. Close to the end of the match, however, Elgin and Ciampa got into outside of the ring - with referee Todd Sinclair caught in the middle! Out of nowhere, Hanson hits dive to the outside of the ring landing on his opponents and knocking out the referee. With that, the match was deemed a no-contest. Now what? What will be the future of the World title match at ROH's 13th Anniversary? Will Jay Briscoe even have an opponent by then?