Tony Khan reveals premiere date for weekly ROH TV

  • Ian Carey
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Ring of Honor’s new weekly television series has a premiere date. 

In an interview with SI.com released Wednesday, ROH owner Tony Khan revealed the show will debut Thursday, March 2, 2023, on HonorClub. The first episode will air exactly one year from the date that Khan announced he purchased the promotion. 

Khan also confirmed that the first set of tapings will take place Saturday, February 25, and Sunday, February 26, 2023, from Universal Studios in Orlando. 

Khan said:

Ring of Honor TV is coming Thursday, March 2 on HonorClub.

We’ll have our first tapings on Feb. 25 and 26 at Universal Studios in Orlando, and we’re going to put tickets on sale for the inaugural taping on Thursday. Those will be the first-ever tapings of the new Ring of Honor.

He would continue to promote Ring of Honor’s streaming service, HonorClub, which was relaunched in December. 

We also have the library on the HonorClub with 20 years of matches. All the Briscoes-FTR matches are available, including Final Battle from December, and those matches are going to stand the test of time in wrestling. Ring of Honor has a tremendous history. We have been able to introduce it with a further reach across the world this past year, and I’m excited to finally introduce weekly Ring of Honor shows.

HonorClub is available through the ROH app on IOS, Android, Amazon FireTV, and Roku as well as through WatchROH.com. A subscription to the streaming service costs $9.99 USD per month. 

Ticket information for the first set of ROH tapings will be announced tonight on AEW Dynamite during the Mark Briscoe vs. Josh Woods match.