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.
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), New Japan Pro-Wrestling (NJPW), and Consejo Mundial de Lucha Libre (CMLL) may also make periodic appearances on ROH programming.
Ring name | Real name | Notes |
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Athena [52] | Adrienne Palmer [53] | Women's World Champion |
Billie Starkz [54] | Lillian Bridget [55] | |
Charlette Renegade [56] | Charlette Williamson [57] | |
Diamante [58] | Priscilla Zuniga [59] | |
Lady Frost [60] | Brittany Steding [61] | |
Leyla Hirsch [62] | Leyla Hirsch [63] | |
Marina Shafir [64] | Marina Shafir [65] | |
Mercedes Martinez [66] | Jazmin Benitez [67] | |
Queen Aminata [68] | Aminata Sylla | |
Rachael Ellering [69] | Rachael Ellering [70] | |
Red Velvet [71] | Stephanie M. Cardona | Women's World Television Champion |
Robyn Renegade [72] | Robin Williamson [73] | |
Trish Adora [74] | Patrice McNair [75] |
Ring name | Real name | Notes |
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Jerry Lynn [76] | Jeremy Lynn | Member of the Board of Directors Coach |
Maria Kanellis | Mary Kanellis-Bennett | Manager of Griff Garrison and Cole Karter |
"Smart" Mark Sterling | Mark Rattelle | Manager of Tony Nese Occasional wrestler |
Paul Wight | Paul Wight II | Member of the Board of Directors |
Ring name | Real name | Notes |
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Arkady Aura [77] | Arkady Unterleidner | Ring announcer |
Bobby Cruise [78] [79] | Bobby Cruise | Ring announcer |
Caprice Coleman [78] [79] | Caprice Coleman | Commentator |
Ian Riccaboni [78] [79] | Ian Riccaboni | Play-by-play commentator Backup announcer for Collision , Dynamite , and Rampage |
Nigel McGuinness | Steven Haworth | Back-up commentator for ROH PPV events Primary commentator for Collision, Battle of the Belts , and Rampage |
Lexy Nair [78] [79] | Alexandra Nair | Backstage interviewer |
Melissa Santos | Melissa Santos | Backstage interviewer |
Ring name | Real name | Notes |
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Cary Silkin [80] | Cary Silkin | Ambassador Hall of Famer |
Chris Jericho [81] | Christopher Irvine | Coach Creative advisor [82] World Champion |
Tony Khan [83] | Antony Khan | Owner |
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