List of Ring of Honor personnel

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The following is a list of professional wrestlers, referees, announcers, and other personnel who currently work for Ring of Honor (ROH), a wrestling promotion owned by Tony Khan.

Contents

Employees and management listed are organized according to their role in the company. The ring name of each employee appears in the first column, while their real name is in the second column. ROH bills their developmental wrestlers working their way through the ROH Dojo system (regardless of gender) as the "Future of Honor" and their women wrestlers as the "Women of Honor".

Wrestlers from ROH's sister promotion All Elite Wrestling (AEW) and partner promotions Lucha Libre AAA Worldwide (AAA) and New Japan Pro-Wrestling (NJPW) may also make periodic appearances on ROH programming.

Roster

Men's division

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Mark Briscoe
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Kyle Fletcher
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Wheeler Yuta
Ring nameReal nameNotes
Angélico [1] Adam Bridle
Austin Gunn [2] Austin Sopp World Six-Man Tag Team Champion
Bishop Kaun [3] Jasper Kange [4]
Blake Christian Christian Hubble [5]
Boulder [6] Thomas Wansaw Jr.
Brian Cage [7] Brian Button [8]
Bronson [9] Joseph Fitzpatrick [10]
Carlie Bravo [11] Unknown [12]
Christopher Daniels [13] Daniel Covell [14] Head of Talent Relations
Coach
Claudio Castagnoli [15] Claudio Castagnoli [16]
Cole Karter [17] Cole McKinney
Colten Gunn [2] Colten Sopp World Six-Man Tag Team Champion
Dalton Castle [18] Brett Giehl [19]
Daniel Garcia [20] Daniel Garcia [21]
Eddie Kingston [22] Eduardo Moore [23] Strong Openweight Champion
Ethan Page [24] Julian Micevski [25]
Griff Garrison [26] Garrett Griffith
Jacked Jameson [27] Unknown
Jay White [2] Jamie White World Six-Man Tag Team Champion
JD Drake [28] James Drake [29]
Komander [30] Unknown AAA World Cruiserweight Champion [31]
Kyle Fletcher [32] Kyle Fletcher [33] World Television Champion
Lee Johnson [34] Lee Johnson [35]
Lee Moriarty [36] Julian Moriarty [37]
Mark Briscoe [38] Mark Pugh [39] Hall of Famer
World Champion
Matt Taven [40] Matthew Marinelli [41] World Tag Team Champion
Mike Bennett [42] Michael Bennett [43] World Tag Team Champion
Shane Taylor [44] Mark Shepherd [45]
Shawn Dean [46] Shawn McBride [47]
Toa Liona [48] Bruce Leaupepe [49]
Tony Nese [50] Anthony Nese
Wheeler Yuta [51] Paul Gruber [52] Pure Champion

Women's division (Women of Honor)

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Athena
Ring nameReal nameNotes
Athena [53] Adrienne Palmer [54] Women's World Champion
Billie Starkz [55] Lillian Bridget [56] Women's World Television Champion
Charlette Renegade [57] Charlette Williamson [58]
Diamanté [59] Priscilla Zuniga [60]
Lady Frost [61] Brittany Steding [62]
Leyla Hirsch [63] Leyla Hirsch [64]
Marina Shafir [65] Marina Shafir [66]
Mercedes Martinez [67] Jazmin Benitez [68]
Rachael Ellering [69] Rachael Ellering [70]
Robyn Renegade [71] Robin Williamson [72]
Trish Adora [73] Patrice McNair [74]

Other on-air personnel

Ring nameReal nameNotes
Jerry Lynn [75] Jeremy LynnMember of the Board of Directors
Coach
Maria Kanellis Mary Kanellis-BennettManager of Griff Garrison and Cole Karter
"Smart" Mark Sterling Mark RattelleManager of Tony Nese
Occasional wrestler
Prince Nana [76] Nana BandohManager of the Mogul Embassy
Stokely Hathaway [77] Stokely HathawayMember of the Board of Directors

Broadcast team

Ring nameReal nameNotes
Arkady Aura [78] Arkady UnterleidnerRing announcer
Bobby Cruise [79] [80] Bobby CruiseRing announcer for Collision and Ring of Honor Wrestling
Caprice Coleman [79] [80] Caprice ColemanCommentator
Ian Riccaboni [79] [80] Ian RiccaboniPlay-by-play commentator
Backup announcer for Collision, Dynamite , and Rampage
Lexy Nair [79] [80] Alexandra NairBackstage interviewer

Management

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Tony Khan
Ring nameReal nameNotes
Cary Silkin [81] Cary SilkinAmbassador
Hall of Famer
Chris Jericho [82] Christopher Irvine Coach
Creative advisor [83]
Tony Khan [84] Antony KhanOwner

See also

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