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ROH Supercard Of Honor 2026 Results

Zero Hour Pre-Show Results

Sammy Guevara def. Action Andretti

Sammy Guevara picked up a competitive win over Action Andretti in the opening pre-show bout. Andretti showcased his speed and athleticism throughout the match, but Guevara countered a springboard splash by getting his knees up before connecting with a neckbreaker variation and finishing things with the GTH.

After the match, Guevara thanked the crowd for their support and gave praise to Rush.

Rush def. LSG

Rush steamrolled LSG in dominant fashion, ending the quick contest with the Bull’s Horns. Afterward, Rush grabbed a microphone to deliver his trademark catchphrase.

Shane Taylor Promotions Issue Open Challenge

Following their successful six-man title defense on ROH television, Shane Taylor and The Infantry celebrated in the ring. STP took shots at Eddie Kingston, Ortiz, and Mance Warner before issuing an open challenge to any trio willing to step up.

Mina Shirakawa & Queen Aminata def. Lacey Lane & Janai Kai

Mina Shirakawa and Queen Aminata scored a tag team victory after Mina shifted momentum with a double missile dropkick. Aminata neutralized Lane with a headbutt and submission hold while Mina forced Kai to tap out with a figure-four leglock.

Jay Lethal Sends Message To Samoa Joe And The Opps

Jay Lethal boasted about mentoring Blake Christian into a world title opportunity while also taking verbal shots at Samoa Joe. Lethal and Lee Johnson later challenged The Opps to a match on Collision.

The Rascalz def. Premier Athletes

The Rascalz overcame Premier Athletes in an energetic tag team match. After interference attempts were cut off, Dezmond Xavier and Myron Reed connected with a tandem double stomp/torture rack slam combination to put away Ari Daivari.

ROH Supercard of Honor Main Card Results

Nigel McGuinness def. Josh Woods (Pure Rules Match)

Nigel McGuinness used veteran savvy to defeat Josh Woods under Pure Rules. Both competitors burned through their rope breaks early as the match became increasingly physical. Woods nearly had Nigel beaten with submissions several times, but McGuinness caught him with a rebound lariat to secure the victory.

ROH Women’s World Television Championship

Red Velvet (c) def. Viva Van

Red Velvet retained the ROH Women’s World Television Championship after surviving a tough challenge from Viva Van. Van repeatedly attempted her electric chair suplex finisher, but Velvet consistently escaped. The champion ultimately capitalized during a pin exchange and landed a spinning kick to retain.

ROH World Television Championship

AR Fox (c) def. Lio Rush

AR Fox retained the ROH World Television Championship after outside drama involving Action Andretti changed the course of the match.

Lio Rush appeared close to victory before Andretti suddenly shoved him off the top rope. Andretti then revealed his frustrations afterward, claiming Lio ignored him and disrespected him. Fox took advantage of the chaos and finished Rush with a suplex and 450 splash.

Following the match, Andretti officially declared CRU finished.

Sammy Guevara Calls Out Darby Allin

Sammy Guevara revealed that ROH Tag Team Champion Beast Mortos is currently dealing with visa issues, delaying the next title defense. Guevara instead shifted focus toward singles gold and challenged Darby Allin to a match on Collision, which was later confirmed by commentary as official.

ROH Women’s Pure Championship

Deonna Purrazzo (c) def. Diamante

Deonna Purrazzo retained the Women’s Pure Championship in a submission-heavy battle centered around the armbar. Diamante targeted Purrazzo’s knee throughout the match and pushed the champion to the limit, but Purrazzo eventually trapped her in the Venus de Milo for the submission victory.

ROH Pure Championship

Lee Moriarty (c) def. Ace Austin

Lee Moriarty retained the ROH Pure Championship in a technical showcase against Ace Austin. After both men exhausted all available rope breaks, Moriarty used the now-legal rope leverage during a pinning combination to steal the victory.

Red Velvet Targets TBS Championship

Backstage, Red Velvet expressed frustration over being left out of the Owen Hart Tournament. She responded by signing Willow Nightingale’s open challenge for the TBS Championship on Collision.

The Kingdom Return

Jordan Oliver and Alec Price announced plans to chase the ROH Tag Team Titles before being interrupted by the returning Matt Taven and Mike Bennett. The Kingdom made it clear they intend to reclaim the division.

ROH World Six-Man Tag Team Championship

Dalton Castle & The Outrunners def. Shane Taylor & The Infantry (c)

Dalton Castle and The Outrunners answered STP’s open challenge and left with championship gold.

Castle exploded with suplexes after a hot tag before Shane Taylor briefly regained momentum with a package piledriver. The Outrunners broke up the pin attempt, allowing Castle to rebound with the Bangarang for the title-winning victory.

After the match, Shane Taylor Promotions attacked until Orange Cassidy and Mark Briscoe made the save.

AEW National Championship

Mark Davis (c) def. Xelhua

Mark Davis successfully defended the AEW National Championship against CMLL star Xelhua. The challenger attacked Davis’ arm and knee while using quick lucha offense to offset the champion’s power game. Davis eventually shut the door with a piledriver and a devastating clothesline.

Following the match, STP challenged The Conglomeration to a Collision showdown with title implications attached.

ROH World Championship

Bandido (c) def. Blake Christian

Bandido retained the ROH World Championship after overcoming Blake Christian and repeated interference from Jay Lethal and Lee Johnson.

Christian focused heavily on Bandido’s knee and nearly captured the title multiple times, including after a low blow and curb stomp. However, Bandido survived and countered another stomp attempt into a Styles Clash before connecting with a deadlift 21 Plex for the victory.

After the match, Swerve Strickland attacked Bandido with a House Call kick before driving him onto a chair with a vertebreaker.

ROH Women’s World Championship – Survival of the Fittest Match

Athena (c) def. Billie Starkz, Maya World, Trish Adora, Yuka Sakazaki & Zayda Steel

Athena survived a chaotic Survival of the Fittest main event to retain the ROH Women’s World Championship.

The match featured ladders, chairs, tables, and multiple eliminations throughout the brutal contest:

  • Zayda Steel was eliminated first after crashing into a chair setup and being pinned by Athena.
  • Trish Adora was eliminated after Yuka Sakazaki interrupted a potential pin on Athena.
  • Yuka was later pinned by Billie Starkz following an avalanche maneuver.
  • Starkz was eliminated by Maya World after confusion involving Athena.

The closing moments saw Maya World trap Athena in an ankle lock with no rope breaks available. Billie Starkz nearly threw in the towel before Athena dragged her into the ring to break the hold. Athena eventually recovered and delivered an O-Face off a ladder onto World to retain the championship.

The celebration didn’t last peacefully, as Athena berated Starkz afterward. Starkz stormed away while Athena celebrated alongside Diamante to close the show.

ROH Supercard Of Honor 5/15/2026 (Card)

ROH Supercard Of Honor – Friday May 15, 2026 –  Wicomico Youth And Civic Center in Salisbury, Maryland

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CARD

  • ROH World Championship: Bandido (c) vs. Blake Christian
  • ROH Women’s World Championship Survival Of The Fittest Match: Athena (c) vs. Billie Starkz vs. Maya World vs. Zayda Steel vs. Trish Adora vs. Yuka Sakazaki
  • AEW National Championship: Mark Davis (c) vs. Xelhua
  • ROH Pure Championship: Lee Moriarty (C) vs. Ace Austin
  • ROH Women’s Pure Championship: Deonna Purrazzo (c) vs. Diamante
  • ROH World Television Championship: AR Fox (c) vs. Lio Rush
  • ROH Women’s World Television Championship: Red Velvet (c) vs. Viva Vaan
  • ROH World Six Man Tag Team Championship: Shane Taylor Promotions (c) vs. The Rascalz
  • Pure Rules Match: Nigel McGuinness vs. Josh Woods

ROH Supercard Of Honor 7/11/2025 (Card)

ROH Supercard of Honor – Friday July 11, 2025 – Esports Stadium Arlington in Arlington, Texas.

CARD

  • ROH World Championship: Bandido (c) vs. Konosuke Takeshita
  • ROH Women’s World Championship: Athena (c) vs. Thunder Rosa
  • ROH World Tag Team Championship: Sons of Texas (Dustin Rhodes & Sammy Guevara) (c) vs. The Infantry (Shawn Dean & Carlie Bravo)
  • ROH Pure Championship: Lee Moriarty (c) vs. Blue Panther

ROH Announces Death Before Dishonor At ECW Arena, Reschedules Supercard Of Honor

Ring of Honor is shaking up its 2025 calendar with a major reshuffle of two of its flagship shows—Supercard of Honor and Death Before Dishonor. Originally set for different dates and cities, both events have swapped places and are heading to entirely new venues, marking a significant change in ROH’s annual schedule.

Supercard of Honor Heads to Texas in July

Initially planned for Friday, May 2 at Boardwalk Hall in Atlantic City, Supercard of Honor will now take place on Friday, July 11 at the Esports Stadium in Arlington, Texas—the same weekend AEW is running its highly-anticipated All In Texas event at Globe Life Field. The move positions Supercard as a high-profile lead-in to one of AEW’s biggest shows of the year, potentially giving ROH a larger spotlight as fans descend on the Lone Star State.

This date switch leaves the Atlantic City event off the board, and fans who had already secured tickets for the original May 2 date will receive full refunds at the point of purchase. In addition, those fans will be given exclusive presale access once Death Before Dishonor tickets go on sale.

Death Before Dishonor Returns to Philadelphia Roots

With Supercard now in July, Death Before Dishonor slides into the fall and gets a fitting new home: the legendary 2300 Arena in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, set for Friday, September 5. Longtime fans will know the venue well—it’s the iconic former ECW Arena and one of the most storied buildings in independent wrestling history.

The 2300 Arena holds a special place in ROH lore. While the company initially ran events at the Pennsylvania National Guard Armory in the early 2000s, it shifted to the ECW Arena in 2008, using it heavily for TV tapings during the “ROH on HDNet” era. Philly has been a spiritual home for Ring of Honor over the years, making this return both symbolic and meaningful.

The venue has continued to be a hotbed for pro wrestling, having recently hosted promotions like New Japan Pro-Wrestling, TNA, and even a taping of WWE NXT as recently as November 2024. Bringing Death Before Dishonor to this historic arena only adds to the buzz surrounding ROH’s fall schedule.

A Strategic Pivot

These scheduling shifts appear to be strategic on multiple fronts. Positioning Supercard of Honor around AEW’s All In Texas weekend could drive crossover traffic from die-hard fans traveling for the bigger show, while Death Before Dishonor’s return to Philly offers a nostalgia-fueled boost for longtime supporters of the brand.

It’s clear that Ring of Honor is continuing to evolve its identity under the AEW umbrella, and these venue changes signal a renewed focus on legacy, location, and strategic synergy with AEW’s biggest events.

Date And Location Set For ROH Supercard Of Honor

Ring of Honor is gearing up for Supercard of Honor, but this year’s event is breaking from tradition. The annual pay-per-view, which has historically taken place during WrestleMania weekend, is now set to happen independently on May 2 at the Adrian Phillips Theater at Boardwalk Hall in Atlantic City, NJ.

A Historic Venue for a Historic Show

The choice of Boardwalk Hall adds an interesting layer of wrestling history to Supercard of Honor. The venue was home to WrestleMania IV and WrestleMania V, making it the only location to host back-to-back WrestleMania events. While AEW, ROH’s parent company, last ran shows in Atlantic City in 2022, this marks the first time Supercard of Honor will take place in May since 2011.

ROH’s Journey Under Tony Khan

Ring of Honor has seen major changes since Tony Khan purchased the company in 2022. After financial struggles forced ROH into a temporary shutdown in 2021, Khan revived the promotion under the AEW umbrella. Despite AEW’s recent media rights renewal with Warner Bros. Discovery, ROH remains a streaming-exclusive product, airing weekly on HonorClub—just as it did before Khan’s ownership.

With Supercard of Honor moving to its own standalone date, this could signal a shift in ROH’s strategy, allowing the brand to establish itself further outside of AEW’s orbit. More details, including the start time and full match card, are expected to be announced in the coming weeks.

Will this move help Supercard of Honor stand out more, or will it struggle without the buzz of WrestleMania weekend?

ROH Supercard of Honor 2025 May Skip WrestleMania Weekend in Las Vegas

WrestleMania weekend has become a magnet for wrestling fans and promotions alike, with companies from across the globe flocking to the host city to put on their own shows and ride the wave of wrestling’s biggest annual event. However, as WrestleMania 41 gears up to take over Las Vegas, Nevada, in 2025, it seems Ring of Honor (ROH) may not be part of the festivities.

According to a report from WrestleZone, sources in Las Vegas have indicated that the Supercard of Honor—one of ROH’s marquee events—will not be taking place during WrestleMania weekend. Initial plans reportedly targeted a venue near Fremont Street in downtown Las Vegas, with the event set to coincide with Easter weekend. However, those plans have been scrapped, leaving the future location and date for the Supercard of Honor in limbo. AEW and ROH officials have yet to provide an explanation for the sudden change of plans.

While the idea of Supercard of Honor happening during WrestleMania weekend seems unlikely for now, fans shouldn’t lose hope. It was noted that the event could still take place on a different weekend and possibly in another city. ROH has a history of adjusting the timing of Supercard of Honor under certain circumstances. For example, the 2010 and 2011 editions were pushed to May, taking place in Manhattan, New York, and Chicago, Illinois, rather than aligning with WrestleMania weekends in Phoenix (26) or Atlanta (27).

Of course, ROH has also made its mark on WrestleMania weekends in the past, most notably teaming up with NJPW for the G1 Supercard at Madison Square Garden in 2019. That show ran alongside WrestleMania 35 in East Rutherford, New Jersey, demonstrating ROH’s ability to capitalize on the heightened buzz that WrestleMania brings.

This latest shake-up raises questions about the future of the Supercard of Honor and its positioning as a key event on ROH’s calendar. Could it still make a surprise appearance during WrestleMania weekend, or will it shift to a different date and venue entirely? As the company continues to rebuild under AEW’s ownership, decisions like this may reflect a broader strategy for how ROH is presented in the crowded wrestling landscape.

With the details still up in the air, fans will need to stay tuned for updates on what’s next for Supercard of Honor. One thing is certain: WrestleMania weekend in Las Vegas is shaping up to be a spectacle with or without ROH, as numerous promotions have already announced their plans to invade Sin City. Whether ROH chooses to join the party or take a different path, the 2025 wrestling calendar is bound to deliver excitement on all fronts.

Keep an eye on WrestlingNewsBlog.com for all the latest developments regarding ROH, WrestleMania weekend, and more!

ROH Supercard Of Honor 4/5/2024 (Results)

  • Zero Hour: Premier Athletes (Josh Woods, Ari Daivari & Tony Nese) (w/ Mark Sterling) def. Tony Deppen, Rhett Titus & Adam Priest via Pinfall (Double Frog Splash).
  • Zero Hour: The Beast Mortos def. Blake Christian via Pinfall (Destination Hellhole).
    • The Beast Mortos is the new name for the man originally known as Black Taurus in AAA and TNA.
    • Komander & Alex Abrahantes appeared on the ramp after the match, where Komander saluted Mortos.
  • Caprice Coleman had a sit-down interview with Kyle Fletcher ahead of his match against Lee Johnson for the ROH World Television Championship. Fletcher bragged that he was undefeated in ROH and promised to retain the title tonight.
  • Zero Hour: Cole Karter & Griff Garrison (w/ Maria Kanellis-Bennett) def.Spanish Announce Project (Angelico & Serpentico) (Schoolboy Roll-Up).
    • The finish came when Garrison pulled Serpentico’s mask, allowing Karter to get a roll-up for the win.
  • Zero Hour: Mariah May def. Momo Kohgo via Pinfall (It’s Gonna Be May Knee Strike).
  • Ian Riccaboni & Caprice Coleman welcomed the audience to the broadcast before transitioning into the opening contest.
  • ROH Men’s World Television Championship Match: Kyle Fletcher (c) def. Lee Johnson via Pinfall (Brainbustah [Avalanche Turbuckle Brainbuster]).
  • Mei Seira & EXV (Mina Shirakawa & Maika) def. Saya Kamitani, Tam Nakano & AZM.
    • Mariah May appeared after the match and hugged Mina Shirakawa. May popped a bottle of Champagne and had a toast with Maika, Shirakawa & Seira.
  • ROH World Tag Team Championship Match: The Undisputed Kingdom (Matt Taven & Mike Bennett) (c) def. The Infantry (Shawn Dean & Carlie Bravo) (w/ Trish Adora) via Pinfall (Arm Across Pin).
    • Wardlow hit a Powerbomb on Shawn Dean while the referee was down. Bennett rolled over to get the pin on the knocked-out Dean for the win.
  • ROH Women’s World Television Championship Tournament – Finals: Billie Starkz def. Queen Aminata via Submission (Sleeper Hold), becomes the first ever ROH Women’s World Television Champion.
  • Billie Starkz turned heel.
  • In the closing moments, Starkz performed a senton from the top rope, but landed awkwardly and immediately informed the referee that something was wrong with her neck. The match was temporarily stopped to check on Starkz, while Aminata stood in the corner looking very concerned. Doctors and ringside physicians got in the ring to help Starkz to her feet, as it seemed like the match was being called off and Aminata would win by default, with Aminata even holding the ring ropes open so Starkz could exit without hurting herself even more.
  • However, Starkz broke free of the doctors and attacked Aminata from behind, delivering a German Suplex, while still wearing a neck brace that was deemed meaningless at that point. Starkz locked in a sleeper hold and choked Aminata out to become the first-ever ROH Women’s World Television Champion, showing no remorse for the underhanded tactics that led to her victory. The 19-year old has been sitting under the learning tree of Athena over the past few months, and it seems like Starkz has found that mean streak her mentor has been looking for.
  • Action Andretti & Top Flight (Darius Martin & Dante Martin) were interviewed backstage ahead of The Martin Brothers facing FTR on the 4/6 edition of AEW Collision, where they promised why they would become one of the best teams to do it.
  • Bullet Club Gold (Jay White, Colten Gunn & Austin Gunn) came to the ring to host an open challenge for the ROH Six-Man Titles. Alex Zayne, Lance Archer & Minoru Suzuki answered the challenge.
  • ROH World Six-Man Tag Team Championship Match: Bullet Club Gold (Jay White, Colten Gunn & Austin Gunn) (c) def. Minoru Suzuki & MonsterSauce (Lance Archer & Alex Zayne) via Pinfall (Blade Runner).
    • After the match, Jay White called themselves the best Three-Man Team in wrestling, but they were interrupted by The Acclaimed (Billy Gunn, Max Caster & Anthony Bowens). The two teams brawled before White hit the Blade Runner on Bowens. Bullet Club Gold ran out of the ring.
  • Fight Without Honor: Dalton Castle def. Johnny TV (w/ Taya Valkyrie) via Pinfall (Bat-A-Rang).
    • Paul Walter Hauser appeared disguised as one of The Boys to help Dalton Castle. Castle managed to hit the Bat-A-Rang on Johnny TV for the win.
  • ROH Women’s World Championship Match: Athena (c) def. Hikaru Shida via Pinfall (O-Face).
  • ROH World Heavyweight Championship Match: Eddie Kingston (c) vs. Mark Briscoe.

ROH Supercard of Honor 4/5/2024

ROH Supercard Of Honor – Friday April 5 from the Liacouras Center in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.

CARD

ROH WORLD CHAMPIONSHIP
Eddie Kingston (c) vs. Mark Briscoe

ROH WOMEN’S WORLD CHAMPIONSHIP
Athena (c) vs. Hikaru Shida

THE INAUGURAL ROH WOMEN’S WORLD TELEVISION CHAMPIONSHIP
Billie Starkz vs. Queen Aminata

ROH WORLD TELEVISION CHAMPIONSHIP
Kyle Fletcher (c) vs. Lee Johnson

STARDOM SHOWCASE SIX-WOMAN TAG TEAM MATCH
Mei Seira and Empress Nexus Venus (Mina Shirakawa and Maika) vs. Tam Nakano and Queen’s Quest (Saya Kamitani and AZM)

ROH Supercard Of Honor 3/31/2023 (Results), Dante Martin Appeared to Have Suffered Horrific Injury

ROH Supercard Of Honor: Zero Hour Pre-Show:

  • – Jeff Cobb def. “Hot Sauce” Tracy Williams in a Singles Match. After the match, the commentary team noted that they were not alone for the night, with Bobby Cruise announcing that former ROH World Champion Nigel McGuinness had returned to the company as a commentator.
  • – Konosuke Takeshita def. Willie Mack in a Singles Match.
  • – Willow Nightingale def. Miranda Alize in a Singles Match.
  • – Stu Grayson def. Slim J in a Singles Match. After the match, The Righteous (Vincent and Dutch) made an appearance as the ROH Supercard Of Honor: Zero Hour Pre-Show came to an end.

ROH Supercard Of Honor 2023 PPV:

  • – El Hijo del Vikingo (c) def. Komander to retain his AAA Mega Championship.
  • – The Embassy (Brian Cage, Bishop Kaun and Toa Liona) (c) def. AR Fox, Blake Christian and Metalik to retain their ROH World Six-Man Tag Team Championships.
  • – Athena (c) def. Yuka Sakazaki to retain her ROH Women’s World Championship.
  • – Samoa Joe (c) def. Mark Briscoe via referee stoppage to retain his ROH World Television Championship.
  • – Hiroshi Tanahashi def. Daniel Garcia in a Singles Match.
  • – The Lucha Brothers (Penta El Zero Miedo and Rey Fenix) def. Top Flight (Dante Martin and Darius Martin), Aussie Open (Mark Davis and Kyle Fletcher), La Faccion Ingobernable (RUSH and Dralistico) and The Kingdom (Mike Bennett and Matt Taven) in a Reach For The Sky Ladder Match to become the new ROH World Tag Team Champions.
  • – Katsuyori Shibata def. Wheeler Yuta (c) in a Pure Rules Match to become the new ROH Pure Champion.
  • – Claudio Castagnoli (c) def. Eddie Kingston to retain his ROH World Championship.

Dante Martin suffered what appears to be a very serious injury at Friday night’s ROH Supercard of Honor pay-per-view event.

During the Reach for the Sky Ladder Match, Martin and Penta were battling it out on the top of a latter. After an insane spot that featured Penta hitting Dante with a Canadian Destroyer off the ladder and through several tables, Martin came down hard on the floor and his lower leg snapped in half.

You can check out the video below. **We’ll warn you ahead of time – it’s extremely graphic!**

As of this writing, there is no word on his status but it’s very likely he’s been taken to a local hospital.

ROH Supercard Of Honor 3/31/2023 (Card)

Ring of Honor returns to pay-per-view for the first time in 2023 with Supercard of Honor 2023. On FITE TV and Bleacher Report Live with a bell time of 8 pm Eastern /4 pm Pacific time on Friday, March 31st.

Card

ROH WORLD CHAMPIONSHIP MATCH:
Claudio Castagnoli (c) vs. Eddie Kingston

ROH WORLD TELEVISION CHAMPIONSHIP MATCH:
Samoa Joe (c) vs. Mark Briscoe

ROH WOMEN’S WORLD CHAMPIONSHIP MATCH:
Athena (c) vs. Yuka Sakazaki

ROH PURE CHAMPIONSHIP MATCH:
Wheeler Yuta (c) vs. Katsuyori Shibata

REACH FOR THE SKY LADDER MATCH FOR THE VACATED ROH WORLD TAG TEAM CHAMPIONSHIP:
The Lucha Brothers (Penta El Zero Miedo and Rey Fénix) vs. Top Flight (Dante Martin and Darius Martin) vs. The Kingdom (Matt Taven and Mike Bennett) vs. Aussie Open (Mark Davis and Kyle Fletcher) vs. La Facción Ingobernable (Rush and Dralístico)

AAA MEGA CHAMPIONSHIP MATCH:
El Hijo del Vikingo (c) vs. Komander

ROH WORLD SIX-MAN TAG TEAM CHAMPIONSHIP MATCH:
The Embassy (c) vs. AR Fox, Blake Christian and Gran Metalik

SINGLES MATCH:
Hiroshi Tanahashi vs. Daniel Garcia