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[[ | On [[August 10]], [[2016]] Ring of Honor (ROH) began a working relationship with [[CMLL]]. CMLL wrestlers began appearing at ROH events such as [[Stuka Jr.]], [[Dragon Lee II]], & [[Ángel de Oro]]. ROH wrestlers began appearing at CMLL shows such as [[Matt Taven]], [[Flip Gordon]] and [[Kenny King]]. ROH held a tournament to crown their first Six Man (Trios) Champions in which [[Ultimo Guerrero]], [[Rey Hechicero|Hechicero]], & [[Okumura]] competed as Team CMLL. | ||
In 2022 Ring of Honor was bought out by [[AEW]] owner Tony Khan and is now a sub-promotion of AEW. CMLL luchadores once again occasionally appear. | |||
== Ring of Honor wrestlers who have competed in Mexico == | == Ring of Honor wrestlers who have competed in Mexico == | ||
* [[:Category:ROH wrestlers|ROH wrestlers]] | |||
== External links == | |||
[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ring_of_Honor ROH Wikipedia page] | |||
[[Category:Promotions]] | [[Category:Promotions]] | ||
Latest revision as of 14:07, 1 November 2024
On August 10, 2016 Ring of Honor (ROH) began a working relationship with CMLL. CMLL wrestlers began appearing at ROH events such as Stuka Jr., Dragon Lee II, & Ángel de Oro. ROH wrestlers began appearing at CMLL shows such as Matt Taven, Flip Gordon and Kenny King. ROH held a tournament to crown their first Six Man (Trios) Champions in which Ultimo Guerrero, Hechicero, & Okumura competed as Team CMLL.
In 2022 Ring of Honor was bought out by AEW owner Tony Khan and is now a sub-promotion of AEW. CMLL luchadores once again occasionally appear.
