ROH TV Results: Eddie Kingston In Action, PAC Honored

Ring of Honor’s latest television episode aired on HonorClub on Wednesday, October 1, and the show carried a notably emotional moment right out of the gate: a video tribute dedicated to PAC opened the broadcast before the wrestling got underway.

On the in-ring side, Dalton Castle teamed with The Outrunners, Turbo Floyd and Truth Magnum, to defeat the trio of Soloroto — Aaron Solo and Nick Comoroto — alongside Griff Garrison. AR Fox also picked up a victory on the night. Eddie Kingston, one of the promotion’s most recognizable and respected competitors, was also featured in action on the card.

The tribute to PAC stood out as the headline moment of the broadcast, giving ROH a chance to pay respects to a wrestler whose body of work has long resonated with the promotion’s diehard fanbase. PAC built much of his reputation in the world of British and junior heavyweight wrestling before becoming a fixture in AEW, but his ties to the independent and global wrestling scene run deep, and ROH’s HonorClub audience skews toward viewers who have followed his career since long before his mainstream rise.

Beyond the tribute, the in-ring portion of the show leaned on ROH’s reliable mix of trios and tag action. Dalton Castle and The Outrunners picking up a win over Soloroto and Griff Garrison keeps that faction in the win column, while AR Fox continues to be used as a steady presence on HonorClub programming. Kingston’s appearance is worth watching closely — he remains one of the promotion’s most important veteran hands, and his booking on weekly television often signals how ROH plans to use him across its bigger events.

As ROH continues to build its weekly HonorClub shows heading toward its next pay-per-view cycle, fans should keep an eye on how storylines stemming from this episode develop, particularly anything tied to Kingston’s in-ring work and the undercard momentum for acts like The Outrunners and AR Fox. For now, the show’s most resonant moment was clearly its tribute to PAC, a reminder of the connections between ROH’s roster and the broader wrestling world it continues to represent.