ROH Death Before Dishonor Media Call Coverage

On a media call before Death Before Dishonor, ROH champion Jay Lethal credits ROH and its bookers for creating great matches for him. Said at times, it feels like you can take any two names on the roster out of a hat and just know that they will have a great match

— Carlos Toro (@CarlosToro360) September 25, 2018

Jay Lethal said he has two goals as ROH champion: to make Ring of Honor bigger than ever before and to have a better second run as world champion than his first run, which lasted from 2015 to 2016.

— Carlos Toro (@CarlosToro360) September 25, 2018

I asked Jay Lethal on how ROH has changed since he wrestled for the ROH title at Death Before Dishonor in 2016 and said it’s two things: “Wrestling is in sort of a boon period” and that ROH has the best roster in the world despite losing some pieces from time to time.

— Carlos Toro (@CarlosToro360) September 25, 2018

Adding on to the state of wrestling point, Jay said thanks to social media and the internet, fans who were only blinded to 1 product now are watching 5 or 6 different promotions plus Ring of Honor is having some of the best matches in the world, which helps draw eyes to ROH.

— Carlos Toro (@CarlosToro360) September 25, 2018

Jay Lethal said he believes his upcoming ROH title defense against Will Ospreay at Death Before Dishonor on Friday will top their first match because they’ll have more time in the second match and the other matches on the card will force him and Will to step their game up.

— Carlos Toro (@CarlosToro360) September 25, 2018

Madison Rayne is on the media call now, talking about her signing a deal with Ring Of Honor. Started by saying that wrestling for the Women of Honor championship and competing in the Mae Young Classic were highlights of her career.

— Carlos Toro (@CarlosToro360) September 25, 2018

Madison Rayne called the Brie Bella-Liv Morgan kick spots from RAW last night that injured Liv unfortunate and something they will have to carry because social media makes it something bigger than what it actually is. Madison added that accidents happen in the wrestling ring.

— Carlos Toro (@CarlosToro360) September 25, 2018

Madison Rayne said that any women currently wrestling and not exactly happy with where they are to look to Ring of Honor as a future destination. Said it offers an incredible opportunity and has a special energy.

— Carlos Toro (@CarlosToro360) September 25, 2018

Madison Rayne said the ROH schedule certainly was a factor in her signing with the company because of her responsibilities as a mother and personal trainer and other commitments.

— Carlos Toro (@CarlosToro360) September 25, 2018

On her match from All In, Madison Rayne said it was one of the highest-pressured experiences in a long time.

— Carlos Toro (@CarlosToro360) September 25, 2018