Tony Khan Tells ROH Fans Not To Leave Supercard of Honor Early

During a recent interview with Strong Style Live, Tony Khan warned fans not to leave ROH Supercard of Honor early to attend other events that night, as there will be a lot of content for wrestling fans this weekend.

On his plans for the show:

“I will tell you this. I’ve heard some talk because there are so many events that night. I’ve heard a few people talking like they might leave early to go to another show. At least that was what people were saying. Don’t do that! It would be a big mistake to leave before the show is over. And again, I can’t control what other people scheduled or other events that night, but I really hope people will come. There’s gonna be, I mean, how long have we been waiting for the Briscoes versus FTR? Lethal vs. Moriarity, Gresham vs. Bandido, Zayne vs. Swerve, and so much more to be announced. I promise it’s going to be a great night and a lot of the card is still to come. I’m still putting some agreements in place for some of those matches, but don’t leave before it’s over because that would be a regret you’ll never forget.”

 “We’ve done 12 Pay-Per-Views now and the last three are the highest-grossing, most buys we’ve done. So we’re on a great trend. I would say we’re ahead of schedule on the five-year plan. We’re three years in and at no point, five years, 10 years, 1,000,000 years, did I ever think we would have so many of the greatest pro wrestlers here in AEW so quickly? And never did I imagine all these people would be out of contracts and available to come. We were a startup company and started with a tremendous, tremendous roster of some of the best wrestlers and some of the best young talent. A lot of the biggest names weren’t here necessarily when we started. We started through hard work and boot scrapping and then along the way big names, I mean, Sting, and CM Punk, and Bryan Danielson. Adam Cole was a guy I thought we were going to be fighting against for decades, not the guy I thought would be our franchise player. And then more names now, like Jeff Hardy joining his brother Matt Hardy here.”