There’s going to be big participation from New Japan Pro-Wrestling. But it’s actually operational, and it’s $9.99. “My plan is to keep the pay-per-views out 90 days, so 90 days from now, in mid-March, you’d get this pay-per-view. “There is now actually, if you go, it has a great library of Ring of Honor content, including the two pay-per-views we’ve done this year,” Khan said. He continued to emphasize NJPW’s potential involvement with ROH moving forward. He also stated that ROH pay-per-views will air on a 90-day delay on the service. Khan then confirmed that the new HonorClub will be $9.99 per month, and it will be the home of ROH’s new weekly television show. “So we have done a soft launch, when I acquired Ring of Honor from Sinclair Broadcasting earlier this year, one of the assets, there were a lot of really cool assets that nobody had put a lot of thought into, but they had actually done a lot of development work when we were really far along with a new HonorClub, and we paid the development cost since then, and it is now functional.” “I’ve talked to New Japan Pro-Wrestling about working together with Ring of Honor to build out something really unique because I also think, similar to where I don’t want AEW to have every week, all the matches and all the stories involve Ring of Honor, I think Forbidden Door is a really special time of the year, and you may see a lot of New Japan participation around Forbidden Door time on AEW, but maybe not every single week, and I think something that we could really have a lot of the great wrestlers who work with New Japan, there’s a great chance for a lot of them to work in Ring of Honor. “I’m gonna keep the pay-per-view relationship we have going as long as we can with Warner Brothers Discovery, one of the biggest media companies in the world and also my most important relationship in wrestling,” Khan said. Khan then revealed that ROH has done a soft launch for a revamped HonorClub subscription service, which will offer fans an extensive library of the company’s content. He stated that he intends to keep the company’s pay-per-view relationship with Warner Brothers Discovery going as long as he can.
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Khan has repeatedly stated that his goal is to bring the weekly TV show back, but he has been trying to find the right fit.ĭuring the ROH Final Battle post-show media scrum, Khan discussed the plans for ROH’s television show. ROH Championships have also been defended on AEW television throughout the new era.
Tony Khan acquired the company in March, and ROH has held three pay-per-views since the purchase. ROH has not had a weekly TV show since its final episode on Sinclair Broadcast Group aired in April 2022. Tony Khan has revealed where Ring of Honor‘s weekly television show will air once it returns.
Photo by Leon Bennett/Getty Images for Warner Bros. Tony Khan Reveals Where Ring Of Honor TV Will Air
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