Season 16
52 episodes
92 min. per episode
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A determined wrestler battles personal demons and fierce rivals, striving for glory while redefining loyalty and legacy in a cutthroat arena.
Episodes
Kyle Fletcher defends the TV Title against Willie Mack.
The Infantry versus Shane Taylor Promotions.
El Hijo Del Vikingo defends the AAA Mega Championship against Action Andretti. Kyle Fletcher defends the TV Title against Christopher Daniels. Serpentico takes on Mark Briscoe. The Butcher and the Blade face Top Flight. The Undisputed Kingdom defend the Tag Team Titles against the Iron Savages. Billie Starkz, Queen Amanata, Kiera Hogan and Lady Frost battle Taya Valkyrie, Robyn Renegade, Layla Hirsch and Rachael Ellering. Plus, Diamanté in action.
The Undisputed Kingdom versus Gravity and Gringo Loco. Slim J versus JD Drake versus Josh Woods versus Rocky Romero. Anthony Henry versus Action Andretti. Jon Cruz versus Jack Cartwheel. Robyn Renegade versus Abadon. Aaron Solo versus Zak Knight. Iron Savages and Jacked Jameson versus the Infantry and Lee Johnson. Lady Frost, Kiera Hogan and Trish Adora versus Taya Valkyrie, Leila Grey and Diamonte. Willie Mack and Blake Christian versus the Outrunners. Angelico and Serpentico versus Cole Karter and Griff Garrison. Plus, the Righteous, Nyla Rose, Red Velvet and Billie Starkz in action.
Ethan Page versus Slim J. Jack Cartwheel versus Alex Zayne versus Blake Christian versus Lee Johnson. Kiera Hogan versus Red Velvet versus Diamanté versus Trish Adora. Gringo Loco versus Bad Dude Tito. The Righteous versus the Infantry. The Undisputed Kingdom versus Fred Rosser and Tom Lawlor. Aaron Solo versus Dalton Castle. Plus, the Iron Savages, the Spanish Announce Project, Nyla Rose, Billie Starkz and Queen Aminata in action.
Ring of Honor (ROH) is an American professional wrestling promotion, founded in 2002 by RF Video owner Rob Feinstein. From 2004 to 2011, the promotion was under the ownership of Cary Silkin before being sold to the Sinclair Broadcast Group (SBG), an American telecommunications company that operates the largest number of local television stations in the United States.