Ring of Honor presented its latest episode of ROH TV on September 10, airing on HonorClub. The show opened on a respectful note with a tribute graphic for “The Butcher” Andy Williams before moving into a card that featured championship action, multiple tag team bouts, established names competing in singles matches, and several developments involving ROH’s wider roster.

The night’s top championship result saw Action Andretti retain the ROH World Television Championship against Adam Priest. Andretti entered the episode as champion and left with the title still in his possession, continuing his run as one of the division’s central figures. Following the match, Andretti made his position clear, telling the rest of the division to step up.

That message gives the ROH World Television Championship picture a direct point of focus moving forward. Andretti has now openly invited competition, and the challenge is there for anyone looking to establish themselves as a potential contender. Priest came up short in his effort to take the championship, but the bout placed both men in a prominent spot on the episode as ROH put the title scene at the forefront.

Action Andretti Keeps the ROH World Television Championship

Andretti’s successful title defense against Adam Priest was the lone championship match listed for the September 10 broadcast. The result maintained the status quo at the top of the television division, but Andretti’s post-match statement added an element of anticipation to what comes next.

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By calling for the division to step up, Andretti positioned himself as a champion ready to face the field rather than wait for a specific opponent. No new challenger was confirmed on this episode, and no match was announced in response to his statement. Still, the champion’s words establish a straightforward direction: the roster has been put on notice that opportunities will need to be earned against Andretti.

The episode also featured a number of wrestlers competing across singles and tag team action, leaving several possibilities within the ROH roster without making any definitive claims about who will be next in line. For now, the key takeaway is simple: Action Andretti remains the ROH World Television Champion after defeating Adam Priest.

Bang Bang Gang Ends the Night With Six-Man Win

The Bang Bang Gang lineup of Austin Gunn, Colten Gunn, and Juice Robinson picked up a six-man tag team victory over The Premier Athletes’ Ariya Daivari and Tony Nese, who were joined by Beef. The win gave the Bang Bang Gang a notable result on a crowded episode and kept the trio’s momentum intact.

With Gunn, Gunn, and Robinson working together, the Bang Bang Gang were able to overcome a team featuring two members of The Premier Athletes alongside Beef. Daivari and Nese have been paired under the Premier Athletes banner, while Beef rounded out their side for this particular match. The result went to Austin Gunn, Colten Gunn, and Juice Robinson, providing a decisive closing result for the group.

Six-man competition often puts an emphasis on continuity and teamwork, and the Bang Bang Gang emerged from the contest with the victory despite facing opponents from multiple backgrounds. No further challenge or post-match confrontation was listed following the bout, so the immediate significance is the win itself and the strong finish it provided to the show.

Tag Team Division Sees The Infantry and Los Colons Score Victories

Tag team action was a significant part of the September 10 broadcast. The Infantry, represented by Carlie Bravo and Capt. Shawn Dean, defeated the pairing of Alex Zayne and Mance Warner. Bravo and Dean’s victory came against two wrestlers who brought different styles and backgrounds into the match, making The Infantry’s ability to get the result especially important for their standing as a regular team.

The Infantry have an established partnership, and that familiarity was reflected in the result against Zayne and Warner. While Zayne and Warner were on the losing side, the match brought together four recognizable competitors and added depth to the episode’s tag team slate. The win for Carlie Bravo and Capt. Shawn Dean is one that can help them continue to make their case in a competitive ROH tag team environment.

Elsewhere, Los Colons — Eddie Colon and Orlando Colon — teamed with Serpentico to defeat Il Cartello Grillo. Hayden Seal, KayJay Impala, and Rosario Grillo represented Il Cartello Grillo in the six-person match. Eddie and Orlando Colon joining forces with Serpentico proved to be a winning combination, as their side secured the victory.

The match allowed Los Colons and Serpentico to work together successfully while giving Il Cartello Grillo a featured opportunity on the card. With three-person teams on both sides, the bout offered another showcase for group-based competition in an episode that included a broad range of roster members.

Maya World and Hyan Defeat Lacey Lane and Janai Kai

Maya World and Hyan earned a tag team victory over Lacey Lane and Janai Kai. The result added another win to the night’s tag team portion and placed four competitors in a meaningful women’s division contest.

World and Hyan were able to emerge victorious over Lane and Kai, putting a positive result on the board for their pairing. The match was one of several bouts on the show designed to give the ROH roster a chance to build momentum, and the winning team did exactly that on September 10.

The women’s division was also addressed through a separate announced pairing. Deonna Purrazzo and Emi Sakura are set to team together. No opponents or date for their match were specified during the listed events of this episode, but the announcement confirms that Purrazzo and Sakura will join forces in upcoming action.

Purrazzo and Sakura are both established singles competitors, making their scheduled union a noteworthy development. Their forthcoming tag team appearance adds another possible dynamic to the division, particularly after World and Hyan’s win over Lane and Kai on this broadcast. The September 10 episode did not provide additional details beyond the fact that Purrazzo and Sakura are set to team.

Singles Wins for Rocky Romero, Soleil, A.R. Fox, Matt Menard and Zayda Steel

Rocky Romero defeated Ortiz in one of the night’s singles contests. Romero’s victory was one of several individual results spread across the episode, giving him a successful outing against Ortiz.

Soleil also competed in singles action and defeated A.R. Fox. The result was a notable one given Fox’s experience, with Soleil leaving the match with the win. In another singles bout, Fox was listed in action against Jacked Josh and Body Bundy, with the bout presented as part of the night’s lineup alongside the other short-form results. The listed results identify Soleil as defeating A.R. Fox, while A.R. Fox was also featured in the Jacked Josh and Body Bundy entry.

Matt Menard defeated Jacked Jameson, adding another singles victory to his record on the episode. Menard’s result came in a straightforward one-on-one match and gave him a successful appearance on the HonorClub broadcast.

Zayda Steel defeated Steph De Lander in another featured singles contest. Steel’s win over De Lander was an important result for both competitors, as the match placed two distinct personalities in direct competition. Steel emerged with the victory, while De Lander was unable to secure the win.

Across these matches, the September 10 episode gave a number of wrestlers an opportunity to gain ground through individual competition. Romero, Soleil, Menard, and Steel were all credited with victories, while Andretti’s championship retention remained the most consequential singles result of the show.

MxM Collection Meets With Caprice Coleman

Outside the ring, MxM Collection appeared in a segment with Caprice Coleman. During the exchange, MxM Collection praised both Coleman and Ian Riccaboni. The segment placed the group alongside two of ROH’s familiar broadcast voices and provided a character-focused moment amid the night’s match-heavy format.

No match involving MxM Collection was listed for this episode, and the segment did not establish a confirmed next opponent or bout. Its main purpose was to feature the group and their interaction with Coleman, while also including recognition for Riccaboni.

Sparta AI Issues Instructions Concerning The Kingdom

Another storyline development involved Sparta AI, which told The Kingdom to go after Scorpio Sky and recruit Bryan Keith. The directive connected several names on the roster and creates a potentially unusual situation for The Kingdom, as they have been instructed to pursue one wrestler while seeking to bring another into the fold.

The episode did not state how Scorpio Sky would respond, whether Bryan Keith would be interested in recruitment, or what actions The Kingdom will take next. Those questions remain unresolved following the broadcast. What is established is that Sparta AI has given The Kingdom a specific assignment involving Sky and Keith.

This development stood apart from the night’s match results because it was built around instruction and possible future movement rather than an immediate in-ring outcome. With no resolution provided on September 10, attention now turns to whether The Kingdom follow through and how Sky and Keith factor into the situation.

ROH TV Results for September 10

  • ROH World Television Championship: Action Andretti defeated Adam Priest to retain the championship.
  • Maya World and Hyan defeated Lacey Lane and Janai Kai.
  • Los Colons (Eddie Colon and Orlando Colon) and Serpentico defeated Il Cartello Grillo (Hayden Seal, KayJay Impala, and Rosario Grillo).
  • Rocky Romero defeated Ortiz.
  • Soleil defeated A.R. Fox.
  • Matt Menard defeated Jacked Jameson.
  • The Infantry (Carlie Bravo and Capt. Shawn Dean) defeated Alex Zayne and Mance Warner.
  • Zayda Steel defeated Steph De Lander.
  • The Bang Bang Gang (Austin Gunn, Colten Gunn, and Juice Robinson) defeated The Premier Athletes’ Ariya Daivari and Tony Nese, along with Beef.

The September 10 edition of ROH TV was built around Action Andretti’s championship retention and the Bang Bang Gang’s six-man tag team win, while also delivering movement across the tag team and women’s divisions. Andretti’s demand for the division to step up, the planned team of Deonna Purrazzo and Emi Sakura, and Sparta AI’s instructions to The Kingdom all leave threads to follow after this HonorClub broadcast.

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