Since 2026 began, Tony Khan has been acquisition mode for each AEW and Ring of Honor, either announcing or reportedly signing talents comparable to Alec Price, Clark Connors, Jake Doyle, Jordan Oliver, Lena Kross, Mascara Dorada, Persephone, Tommaso Ciampa, The Rascalz, and The IInspiration. The massive amount of signings, and rumors of other moves being within the works, have led to many wondering what the signings could mean, particularly on the subject of the longer term of Ring of Honor, which has long sought a TV deal.
While Khan should still be looking for said TV deal for ROH, he does no less than have some plans to distinguish the promotion’s TV schedule from AEW. Fightful Select reports that ROH is currently scheduled to carry a TV taping at WJCT Studios in Jacksonville, Florida on March 1. Talents had been made aware of those tapings over the past several weeks, and it has been indicated that WJCT Studios may very well be the house of ROH TV going forward, though that is not confirmed.
This may be a change in approach for ROH TV tapings, which during the last several years had been done before or after tapings for “AEW Dynamite” or “AEW Collision.” At times under Khan’s stewardship, ROH has had its own tapings separate from “Dynamite” and “Collision,” including the primary 4 episodes of “ROH on HonorClub” being taped out of Universal Studios in Orlando, Florida. This, nonetheless, would mark the primary time ROH would have a everlasting home venue since Khan purchased the promotion in March 2022.
While all indications are that Jacksonville will develop into ROH’s home turf, it appears the WJCT Studios weren’t the promotion’s first alternative for venue. That might as a substitute be Every day’s Place, with speculation dating back years that ROH could use the venue, which served as AEW’s home base through the COVID-19 pandemic. That might not be suitable now, nonetheless, as Every day’s Place is currently undergoing renovations, that are expected to proceed until no less than 2027.