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By Bryan Rose | @br26 | Dec 1, 2018 10:38 am
Brody King is headed to Ring of Honor.
Dave Meltzer has confirmed that King is headed to the promotion. King has pulled out of all future dates with Major League Wrestling.
King has gained traction over the last year as an independent name. He has was branched out across the United States any beyond, working for AAW, Defy, Progress, WWN, GCW, PWG, The Crash and AAA. He is the current AAW champion.
Originally trained at the Santino Bros. Wrestling Academy, Brody King made his debut in 2015. He’s worked in the Southern California indy scene extensively, making his PWG debut at Neon Knights this fast February. He lost to Adam Brooks, but has competed regularly there since then, even challenging WALTER for the PWG title back in July.
The news of King’s signing comes as Pierre Carl Ouellet, or PCO, was also announced as heading to ROH. He too will be unable to fulfill remaining dates with MLW going forward.
Brody King Signs with ROH
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Brody King Signs with ROH
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Re: Brody King Signs with ROH
fuck yeah! kinda feels like roh is making some moves before nxt snatches more people
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Re: Brody King Signs with ROH
Word on the street is that it's being done because Omega, Bucks, Cody, Page, Kaz, Daniels, and Scorpio Sky (and also, I assume, Brandi) are all leaving. It's not WWE they're afraid of; it's AEW.
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Re: Brody King Signs with ROH
didn't know about SCU. I think it's both at this point, hence all the signings we've seen in the last month or two. With PCO, there is no reason why they think they need to sign him, he's not likely to get signed by anyone nor he'll move tickets, but I think Brody King is someone worth something. I had heard that King was looked on during BOLA by WWE, but AEW does make a lot more sense right now that the news is out.Big Red Machine wrote: ↑Dec 1st, '18, 19:34Word on the street is that it's being done because Omega, Bucks, Cody, Page, Kaz, Daniels, and Scorpio Sky (and also, I assume, Brandi) are all leaving. It's not WWE they're afraid of; it's AEW.
If the Elite leave come Final Battle and NJPW suddenly has a new option to play with the US, ROH's 2019 may be really really interesting.
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Re: Brody King Signs with ROH
The big benefit that King has, IMO, it that he is that he is coming in as an indy name, but he isn't quite someone of any real size has ever run with before. He's isn't a former world champion- or even really main eventer- for EVOLVE or PWG or MLW or LU, or even CHIKARA or CZW. He is a guy with buzz, but he will still feel fresh and can almost feel like an ROH-made guy if they run with him.cero2k wrote: ↑Dec 1st, '18, 21:40didn't know about SCU. I think it's both at this point, hence all the signings we've seen in the last month or two. With PCO, there is no reason why they think they need to sign him, he's not likely to get signed by anyone nor he'll move tickets, but I think Brody King is someone worth something. I had heard that King was looked on during BOLA by WWE, but AEW does make a lot more sense right now that the news is out.Big Red Machine wrote: ↑Dec 1st, '18, 19:34Word on the street is that it's being done because Omega, Bucks, Cody, Page, Kaz, Daniels, and Scorpio Sky (and also, I assume, Brandi) are all leaving. It's not WWE they're afraid of; it's AEW.
If the Elite leave come Final Battle and NJPW suddenly has a new option to play with the US, ROH's 2019 may be really really interesting.
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