ROH News: Several ROH titles get new look in 2018 (Video)

ROH is home to the world-renowned 'Young Bucks'
ROH is home to the world-renowned 'Young Bucks'

What’s the story?

Ring Of Honor (ROH) has unveiled the new designs for three of their Championship belts.

The ROH TV title, as well as the Tag Team and 6-Man Tag Team titles, have undergone a makeover—the video of which can be seen below.

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In case you didn’t know…

ROH is perhaps one of the most beloved professional wrestling promotions in the world today.

Ring Of Honor features several high-profile stars such as Cody, The Young Bucks (Matt & Nick Jackson), Adam ‘Hangman’ Page, Dalton Castle, ‘The Villain’ Marty Scurll as well as stars from other top promotions; case in point being NJPW representative ‘The Cleaner’ Kenny Omega.

The heart of the matter

ROH recently revealed new designs for the ROH World Championship belt (currently held by Dalton Castle) as well as the Women Of Honor Championship (the titleholder of which will be determined by an upcoming tournament).

Furthermore, as revealed by ROH commentator Ian Riccaboni, the ROH World Television Championship, ROH Tag Team titles as well as the 6-Man Tag Team titles have now received new respective belt designs heading into 2018.

The ROH World TV title is held Silas Young, whereas The Motor City Machine Guns hold the ROH Tag Team Championships. On the other hand, the ROH 6-Man Tag Team belts are held by The Young Bucks & Adam Page.

What’s next?

All three new belts will be officially unveiled at ROH’s next television tapings which will take place in Nashville, Tennessee on January 20th.

Additional details on the Women Of Honor tournament shall also be revealed over the next few days.

Author’s take

ROH had its best year in 2017, and would look forward to maintaining their momentum in 2018.

The promotion is hitting all the right notes, and its roster is stacked with several talented performers. Here’s looking forward to the new belt designs.

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