Hey everyone, it’s your boy back again with another deep dive into my latest project. So, I’ve been messing around with this wrestling thing, specifically the Ring of Honor (ROH) roster for 2024, and let me tell you, it’s been a wild ride. I started off just poking around, trying to figure out who’s who and what’s what in this whole ROH world.
First off, I grabbed a list of all the wrestlers they’ve got. I mean everyone, from the big-shot main event guys to the rising stars. I split them up into groups – the fellas and the ladies, just to keep things organized, you know?
Breaking Down the Teams
Then, I dug into the tag teams and these groups they call “stables.” It’s like those wrestling gangs, all fighting together and stirring up drama. I made a whole separate list for these crews because, honestly, it’s a big deal in ROH. There is a saying that the Tag Teams and Stables are very important for the ROH Roster, so I did it.
- Created a table for each tag team, noting down their members and any cool stuff they’ve done.
- Did the same for the stables, those bigger groups with all their rivalries and alliances.
Wrestling with the Unknowns
Now, here’s where it gets a bit tricky. I noticed some of these wrestlers might jump ship to another wrestling thing called AEW. It’s all up in the air, really, who’s gonna stay with ROH and who’s gonna go. But hey, I kept on documenting, making notes about these possibilities because it could totally shake up the roster.
Sorting Out the Champs
I also made sure to highlight who the champions are. As of my last check, this Eddie Kingston guy is the big cheese in the men’s division, and Athena is holding it down for the women. I jotted down when they snagged their titles ’cause that’s some important info.
The Business Side of Things
And because I’m a curious cat, I even looked into the whole business setup of ROH. Turns out, it was bought out by this Tony Khan fellow, who’s also involved with AEW. They’ve got this thing called Honor Club where you can watch matches and all that. It’s all pretty interesting if you’re into how these things are run.
So, that’s the gist of it, folks. I took a messy pile of wrestling info and turned it into something that makes a bit more sense, at least to me. Hope you all enjoyed this little trip through my ROH roster adventure. Catch you in the next one!
