ROH TV Start Time Tonight (06-11-2026)
ROH on HonorClub airs tonight (Thursday, June 11, 2026), with the main show starting at 8:00 PM ET / 7:00 PM CT. The weekly show streams exclusively on Ring of Honor’s HonorClub service, which is accessible through WatchROH.com. If you’re outside the United States, the broadcast is also available internationally via MYAEW.
What time does ROH TV start tonight?
Ring of Honor airs its weekly HonorClub episodes on Thursday nights, usually at 7CT/8ET. Some ROH TV tapings in this stretch have been recorded in advance at WJCT Studios in Jacksonville, Florida, then released on the regular Thursday schedule. You can check out the latest taping spoilers for Global Wars here.
ROH TV start time by time zone
Here are the full start times for ROH TV tonight globally:
| Time zone | Region | Start time | Date |
|---|---|---|---|
| HST (UTC-10) | Hawaii | 2:00 PM | Jun 11 |
| AKDT (UTC-8) | Alaska | 4:00 PM | Jun 11 |
| PDT (UTC-7) | Los Angeles, Seattle | 5:00 PM | Jun 11 |
| MDT (UTC-6) | Denver, Phoenix area | 6:00 PM | Jun 11 |
| CDT (UTC-5) | Chicago, Dallas | 7:00 PM | Jun 11 |
| EDT (UTC-4) | New York, Toronto | 8:00 PM | Jun 11 |
| ADT (UTC-3) | Halifax | 9:00 PM | Jun 11 |
| BRT (UTC-3) | São Paulo | 9:00 PM | Jun 11 |
| UTC (UTC+0) | London (GMT) | 12:00 AM | Jun 12 |
| BST (UTC+1) | United Kingdom | 1:00 AM | Jun 12 |
| CEST (UTC+2) | Paris, Berlin | 2:00 AM | Jun 12 |
| EEST (UTC+3) | Athens, Helsinki | 3:00 AM | Jun 12 |
| MSK (UTC+3) | Moscow | 3:00 AM | Jun 12 |
| GST (UTC+4) | Dubai | 4:00 AM | Jun 12 |
| IST (UTC+5:30) | India | 5:30 AM | Jun 12 |
| CST (UTC+8) | Beijing, Singapore | 8:00 AM | Jun 12 |
| JST (UTC+9) | Tokyo | 9:00 AM | Jun 12 |
| AEST (UTC+10) | Sydney, Brisbane | 10:00 AM | Jun 12 |
| NZST (UTC+12) | Auckland | 12:00 PM | Jun 12 |
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