Sons Of Savagery Sign With Ring Of Honor

Ring Of Honor has added another tandem to their tag team division.

As the stars of Ring Of Honor are gearing up for their joint G1 Supercard show with New Japan Pro Wrestling on Saturday, Ring Of Honor is bringing in more talent and re-signing their current stars. Kenny King announced at last night's 'Road To G1 Supercard' show that he has signed a new two-year deal with ROH and at Maryland Championship Wrestling's 'Spring Fever' event, the current MCW Tag Team Champions, Sons Of Savagery (Bishop Khan and Michael Moses) were informed that they needed to head over to ROH's 'Road To G1 Supercard' show in Baltimore to sign their exclusive Ring Of Honor contracts.

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The video was shared by the @BlackWrestlingAlliance Instagram page which features Sons Of Savagery being informed of their next venture.

 

 

 

 

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Tag team, Sons of Savagery have been signed to Ring of Honor! The dominant Maryland Championship Wrestling Tag Team champions, who were loosely on Mark Henry's radar (according to a source), were last night told that there was a 3-year exclusive Ring of Honor contract waiting for them. The duo, Bishop Kaun and Malcolm Moses, have already wrestled a few dark matches for ROH and have been appearing for Future of Honor at the ROH Dojo since late last year. Footage: @aymeebenozich #SonsOfSavagery #RingOfHonor #ROH #MCW #MarylandChampionshipWrestling #WrestlingNews #ProWrestling #BlackWrestling #BlackWrestlersMatter #BlackWrestlingAlliance #BlackStarsShine

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Fightful has learned that their deal will put them at $500 per week guaranteed, weekly. 

Ring Of Honor's tag team division will be represented at G1 Supercard as the ROH World and IWGP Tag Team Championships will be on the line as PCO and Brody King, Guerrillas Of Destiny, EVIL and SANADA and The Briscoes compete in a Four-Way tag match with the winners taking all the gold.