ROH Supercard of Honor live stream, match card and how to watch Ring of Honor

Ring of Honor is back with the ROH Supercard of Honor 2022 on Friday, April 1 live from Garland, TX.

Whenever Tony Khan purchased Ring of Honor and maintained that it would be a separate entity from AEW, there were high hopes for ROH. On Friday night — and this is no April Fool’s — we’ll get to see the start of the new era with the promotion with the Supercard of Honor PPV show heading to the state of Texas for a massive show.

Obviously, the pro wrestling world is descending upon the state with WWE WrestleMania 38 heading there this weekend as well for their two-night extravaganza. Traditionally, however, ROH has always pulled out all the stops for this show on this weekend annually.

There is plenty of star power on the card, including the likes of FTR, Wheeler Yuta, Jay Lethal and more AEW stars in addition to Jonathan Gresham, The Briscoes and more on the card.

This is going to be a massive show that wrestling fans won’t want to miss. So make sure you don’t with our guide for how to watch.

ROH Supercard of Honor match card

Here’s a look at the match card for Supercard of Honor.

Winner Takes All Match For ROH World Championship: Jonathan Gresham (c) vs. Bandido
ROH World Tag Team Championship Match: The Briscoes (c) vs. FTR (Dax Harwood and Cash Wheeler)
ROH Pure Championship Match: Josh Woods (c) vs. Wheeler Yuta
Interim ROH Women’s World Champion Match: Mercedes Martinez (c) vs. Willow Nightingale
ROH World Television Championship Match: Rhett Titus (c) vs. Minoru Suzuki
Swerve Strickland vs. Alex Zayne
Jay Lethal vs. Lee Moriarty
Ninja Mack vs. TBA (with Tully Blanchard)

That’s an absolutely stacked card complete with several members of the AEW roster and from New Japan that really help bring more star power to the show.

ROH Supercard of Honor free live stream: How to watch

The Ring of Honor PPV will be available on all pay-per-view providers, on PPV.com and exclusively streaming through FiteTV. The cost of the PPV will be $29.99, which is honestly cheaper than many other pro wrestling shows, particularly ones of this caliber.

Of course, if you head to Google and search for the show name and “watchwrestling”, you might be able to find alternative ways to stream the show. Just be careful as these results are