Ring of Honor
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| Ring of Honor | |
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| Acronym | ROH |
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| Established | 2002 |
| Folded | |
| Style | stiff-style Professional wrestling |
| Location | Philadelphia, Pennsylvania |
| Founder | Rob Feinstein |
| Owner | Cary Silkin |
| Parent | Rob Feinstein |
| Sister | Full Impact Pro SHIMMER Women Athletes |
| Formerly | |
| Website | ROHwrestling.com |
Ring of Honor (ROH) is an American independent promotion. It was created in 2002 by Rob Feinstein, and is currently owned by Cary Silkin. ROH usually holds several shows each month, sometimes as many as six. Annual shows include the Anniversary Show(s), Death Before Dishonor, Survival of the Fittest, Glory by Honor, and Final Battle (the last show of the calendar year).
ROH records all their shows and sells them on DVD through their mail and online store. As such, Ring of Honor has developed a loyal fan base in the Northeast (where the shows are run) as well as around the country. Ring of Honor also broadcasts on The Fight Network to viewers in Canada and on TWC Fight! to viewers in Great Britain and Ireland. Select shows are broadcast as internet pay-per-views through Go Fight Live.
ROH is considered by many to be the most well known independent promotion in the world.
ROH appears in the 2008 film The Wrestler, where it promotes the final bout of the film between Randy "The Ram" Robinson (played by Mickey Rourke) and The Ayatollah (played by Ernest "The Cat" Miller). Several wrestlers, including Nigel McGuinness, Claudio Castagnoli and Bobby Dempsey appear on film during the ROH scenes. As of 2010, due to its national television show and presence on PPV, most wrestling fans regard ROH as the third most prominent professional wrestling promotion in the United States (behind WWE and TNA).
Last Pay-Per-View Event
Border Wars 2013 (May 4, 2013)
Next Pay-Per-View Event
- Best in the World 2013 (June 22, 2013)
Championships
Current champions
| Championship | Champion(s) | Defeated | Date Won | Location | Event |
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| ROH World Championship | Jay Briscoe | Kevin Steen | April 5, 2013 | New York City, New York | Supercard of Honor VII |
| ROH World Tag Team | Bobby Fish & Kyle O'Reilly | The Briscoes | March 2, 2013 | Chicago Ridge, Illinois | 11th Anniversary Show |
| ROH World Television Championship | Matt Taven | Adam Cole | March 2, 2013 | Chicago Ridge, Illinois | 11th Anniversary Show |
Previous championships
| Championship | Final Champion(s) | Defeated | Date Won | Location | Event |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| ROH Pure Championship | Bryan Danielson | Nigel McGuinness | August 12, 2006 | Liverpool, England | Unified |
| ROH Number One Contender's Trophy | Matt Stryker | vacant | March 13, 2004 | Elizabeth, New Jersey | At Our Best |
| ROH Top of the Class Trophy | Rhett Titus | Ernie Osiris | June 7, 2008 | Philadelphia, Pennsylvania | Respect Is Earned II |
ROH Wrestling School
The ROH promotion also runs a wrestling school called ROH Wrestling School in Bristol, Pennsylvania. Its current head trainer is Delirious. Previous head trainers of the academy ROH World champions CM Punk, Austin Aries, and Bryan Danielson. The first three classes of students have already graduated and currently wrestle on the US independent circuit, including preliminary and exhibition matches at Ring of Honor events.
See also
External links
- ROHwrestling.com (Official Website)
- Official Video Website
- Ring of Honor Wikia
- Ring of Honor at CAGEMATCH.net
- Meet Nigel McGuinness, ROH's Champion
| RoH |
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| Ring of Honor Wrestling • Pay-per-views |
| Ring of Honor |
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| Superstars |
| Adam Cole • Andy Ridge • Charlie Haas • Daizee Haze • Davey Richards • Delirious • Eddie Edwards • El Generico • Ernesto Osiris • Grizzly Redwood • Harlem Bravado • Jay Briscoe • Jay Lethal • Jimmy Jacobs • Kenny King • Kevin Steen • Kyle O'Reilly • Lance Bravado • Mark Briscoe • Michael Elgin • Mike Bennett • MsChif • Prince Nana • Princess Mia • R.D Evans • Everett Titus • Rhino • Roderick Strong • Sara Del Rey • Shelton Benjamin • Steve Corino • Tommaso Ciampa • Tomoka Nakagawa |