With WrestleMania just a few days away, the most anticipated wrestling weekend of the year is finally here this year. This year, the entire wrestling world will converge on Philadelphia for WWE's Showcase of the Immortals. And given Ring of Honor's rich history, it is fitting that it will return to its old home for the annual Supercard of Honor on April 5, 2024.

Emanating from the Liacouras Center on Temple University's campus, the event will feature some of ROH's biggest stars, along with familiar names from sister organization All Elite Wrestling and the formidable warriors of acclaimed Japanese women's organization Stardom. In addition, up-and-coming stars Billy Starks and Queen Aminata will battle in the finals of the ROH Women's World Television Championship Tournament, where a new champion will be crowned.

But if you can't watch all the action live and in person in the birthplace of America, North Philly, we'll tell you how you can stream ROH Supercard of Honor 2024 from anywhere in the world.

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Premium live Ring of Honor events like Supercard of Honor are now streaming exclusively on WatchROH.com's HonorClub in the US. These are included in the streaming service's $9.99 monthly subscription.

In addition to the Supercard of Honor live stream, HonorClub offers a weekly Ring of Honor Wrestling series, a selection of shows from the previous era of ROH from 2002 to 2022, the original All In and various CMLL shows, and other It has a vast library of events, including a selection of non-ROH events.

HonorClub is available on Smart TV, Roku, and Apple TV, but streaming services may not be available in all markets. If that's the case in your area, you might want to check out NordVPN if you can't watch with your usual service.

Despite losing to ROH Women's World Champion (and her mentor) Athena in the December 2023 Final Battle, Billie Starks has been clawing her way through the Ring of Honor Women's Division ever since. The young Billiam's efforts paid off when Tony Kahn announced a 16-person tournament to determine the first ROH Women's World Television Champion. Starks fought among an impressive field of contestants, including legends like Mercedes Martinez and Taya Valkyrie, dominant players like Trish Adora and Leila Hirsch, and fan favorite underdogs like Red Velvet and Kiera Hogan. However, Starks still managed to beat her opponents and advance to the finals. But so did up-and-coming West African sensation Queen Aminata. The young stars will face off to become the first ever ROH women's TV champion. Without a doubt, both Aminata and Starks are promising championship-level performers. Nevertheless, Starks, who has been testing her skills every week for a little over a year in the Honor Club, feels that now is her time to shine.

No stranger to the spotlight shine is Johnny TV. He has been a thorn in Dalton Castle's side since his arrival at AEW and ROH. Former ROH champion John Morrison has plagued him for months. From dodging Party Peacock's challenge, to sabotaging a rival's match in increasingly nasty ways, to diabolically gaining custody of The Boys (aka The Tate Twins), to leaving them in the mountains where they could be eaten by bears, TV systematically rubbed the typically flamboyant Castle There was so little decorum between the two superstars that the Ring of Honor Board of Directors declared that they would finally face off in a "battle without honor" on the Supercard of Honor. No handshakes, no sportsmanship, no rules, and no TV and Castle could be the final clash. People do amazing things when they are desperate, and on April 5, North Philly and the world at large will see another side of the flamboyant, proud, fun-loving Dalton Castle.

While Castle's feud with TV has been anything but honorable, ROH World Champion Eddie Kingston has the utmost respect for Mark Briscoe. The tag team specialist began his solo career after the untimely death of his partner and brother Jay Briscoe in early 2023. The Master of Redneck Kung Fu even earned a world title match against then-champion Claudio Castagnoli at Death Before Dishonor in 2023, but was unable to compete due to injury. Kingston, a champion who values honor, is more than happy to give Briscoe the opportunity he deserves. But Briscoe will not have to worry about his path to the championship, despite the Mad King's single-minded respect; in an interview with WrestleZone, Kingston said that the two veterans in the match "are going to write a violent love letter to the Ring of Honor." He said. After all, the Philadelphia-born promotion is built on competition, and that is exactly what the champion hopes to bring to Temple University against Brisco. While his opponent is coming off a successful singles career, Kingston has a serious chip on his shoulder after recently losing his AEW Continental title to Okada Kazuchika, leaving the Yonkers, NY native with only the ROH title and the NJPW Strong Openweight title as his modern-day triple crown. Kingston will do everything in his power to hold onto his remaining hardware for as long as possible. Either of these two Ring of Honor OGs can outperform their opponents on any given night. But I predict that when Lesslmania weekend is brightly lit, we will hear "AND STILL" followed by Eddie Kingston's backfist-to-the-future and pinfall.

The full Ring of Honor Supercard of Honor 2024 card is as follows (as of this writing):