Wardlow shares what he would like to see out of Ring of Honor now that it is owned by Tony Khan.
The AEW President kicked off the March 2 episode of AEW Dynamite by announcing that he had just signed a deal to acquire Ring of Honor. Per the press release issued immediately afterward, Khan is now in possession of ROH's extensive video library dating back to 2002, brand assets, intellectual property, production equipment, and more.
Appearing on a recent edition of Wrestling Inc Daily with Nick Hausman, Wardlow commented on the news, sharing that he believes ROH is about to thrive like never before.
"I think it is awesome, just for the world of wrestling in general. We’ve obviously seen what Tony can do with a product, so I believe Ring of Honor is about to thrive like never before," he said.
ROH is set to come back from hiatus on April 1 from Supercard of Honor after taking the first quarter of 2022 to re-imagine the product.
As far as what he'd like to see out of ROH now that it's under new ownership, Wardlow just wants another quality wrestling product that is a real option for all of the amazing talents currently out there.
"I would just like to see another quality wrestling product. Not just another option, but a real option. A good option. An enjoyable, entertaining option. Just something a little different. There’s so much talent in the business of wrestling and there’s so many free agents, I feel like Ring of Honor’s going to be a great place for all of these talents and people to go and shine like they deserve," Wardlow said.
To view Cary Silkin and Gabe Sapolsky's congratulatory messages to Tony Khan on becoming the new owner of ROH, click here.
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