ROH overhauls Honor Club streaming service
JACKSONVILLE, Fla. — Ring of Honor Wrestling (ROH) is revamping its Honor Club subscription streaming service, according to a news release from the promotion Saturday.
The promotion made changes to Honor Club, featuring enhanced elements and functionality. While the transformation is underway, there will be a pause in accepting new memberships. Meanwhile, current members as of July 16 will receive an extension at no additional cost.
In addition, refund requests by current members will receive compensation with store credit with ShopHonor and Pro Wrestling Tees. Members will receive $10 per month remaining on the subscription.
The reformed Honor Club will launch sometime in September or October.
The updated service will be available monthly for $9.99 with newer content becoming available 60 days after live events occur.
ROH Death Before Dishonor will not be on Honor Club…yet
This news means the upcoming Death Before Dishonor will not immediately be available on Honor Club.
The second PPV under the ownership of Tony Khan on July 23 will not be available on the platform. However, it could be available once the revitalized Honor Club returns this fall.
Khan bought ROH from Sinclair Broadcast Group in March, producing an excellent Supercard of Honor PPV a month later.
Current matches on the 19th Death Before Dishonor event include:
- ROH World Championship: Jonathan Gresham (c) vs. Claudio Castagnoli
- ROH World Tag Team Championship: FTR (c) vs. The Briscoes (two out of three falls)
- ROH Women’s World Championship: Mercedes Martinez (c) v. Serena Deeb
- ROH Television Championship: Samoa Joe (c) vs. Jay Lethal.
- ROH Pure Championship: Wheeler Yuta (c) vs. Daniel Garcia
Other match announcements will likely emerge throughout the week through All Elite Wrestling programming.
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