Wrestling Gold: The History of the ROH World Heavyweight Championship

Kyle SchadlerJun 8, 2018

Throughout the history of professional wrestling, the business has awarded championship belts in many divisions. While some have been forgotten over the years, some titles have stood the test of time.

The WWE has seen almost 30 titles defended, but today only six remain.

TNA Wrestling began with three titles—the NWA World and Tag Team Championships as well its own X-Division title, but today it owns its own belts and fans see six titles defended between its ropes.

Ring of Honor Wrestling began with just two, but has since added another title to its ranks.

While Shimmer has only been around for a few years, the most well-known all-women’s wrestling promotion currently holds two titles.

Wrestling Gold will concentrate on the active titles of the companies listed, as well as the NWA World and Tag Team Championships, and any other active title the readers would like to see!

For this edition of Wrestling Gold, I present the ROH World Heavyweight Championship!

Ring of Honor’s top prize, first known as the ROH Heavyweight Championship, was established in July 2002, four months after the company was founded. ROH put four wrestlers into a 60-minute Iron Man match to determine the winner, and the match saw Low Ki defeat Christopher Daniels, Spanky and Douglas Williams to become the inaugural champion.

In May 2003, the title was defended in a different country for the first time when then-champion Samoa Joe put the title on the line in the United Kingdom against The Zebra Kid. The title was then renamed the ROH World Heavyweight Championship as a result.

Three years later, ROH’s secondary title, the ROH Pure Championship, would be unified with the World title when Bryan Danielson defeated Nigel McGuinness in August 2006.

Throughout the title's 11-year history, it has seen 18 champions. Let’s get started!

Low Ki

1 of 19

Defeated: Christopher Daniels, Spanky and Douglas Williams

Where: Philadelphia

When: July 27, 2002

Event: Crowning a Champion

Title Reign: 56 days

This was a four-way 60-minute Iron Man match to determine the first-ever ROH Heavyweight champion.

Ring of Honor Highlights:

One-time ROH Heavyweight champion

Other Career Highlights:

Three-time NWA World Tag Team champion
Two-time TNA X Division champion
Two-time ECWA Tag Team champion
One-time FCW Florida Tag Team champion
One-time FOW Heavyweight champion
One-time FWA Heavyweight champion
One-time ICW champion
One-time ICW (New Jersey) Heavyweight champion
One-time IWC Super Indy champion
Three-time JAPW Heavyweight champion
One-time JAPW Light Heavyweight champion
One-time JCW champion
One-time JCW Tag Team champion
One-time LIWF Light Heavyweight champion
One-time MWF Heavyweight champion
Three-time IWGP Junior Heavyweight champion
One-time NWA International Lightweight Tag Team champion
One-time NWA/UPW/ZERO-ONE International Junior Heavyweight champion
One-time PWF Heavyweight champion
One-time PWG World champion
One-time WORLD-1 Openweight champion
One-time UXA Pro Tag Team champion
One-time WXW Cruiserweight champion
One-time MCW (Illinois) Tag Team champion

Accolades:

2001 ECWA Super 8 Tournament winner
2006 IWA Mid-South Ted Petty Invitational winner
2007 Inductee into the ECWA Hall of Fame
2008 PWG Battle of Los Angeles winner
Season 2 winner of WWE NXT

Where Are They Now?

After stints in both TNA Wrestling as both Low Ki and Senshi, and in WWE as Kaval, he can now be seen on the independent circuit. You’ll mostly see him in Evolve and Dragon Gate USA, though.

Xavier

2 of 19

Defeated: Low Ki

Where: Philadelphia

When: Sept. 21, 2002

Event: Unscripted

Title Reign: 182 days

Ring of Honor Highlights:

One-time ROH Heavyweight champion

Other Career Highlights:

One-time DCW Heavyweight champion
One-time ECWA Heavyweight champion
One-time ECWA Tag Team champion
Three-time ICW Heavyweight champion
One-time ICW Tag Team champion
One-time JAPW Light Heavyweight champion
One-time NYWC Interstate champion
One-time NEW champion
One-time UCW North Eastern champion
One-time UXW Heavyweight champion
One-time UXW Tag Team champion
One-time UXW United States champion
Two-time UXW X-Treme champion
One-time WSU Heavyweight champion

Accolades:

2010 ICW Impact Cup winner

Where Are They Now?

After making an appearance for WWE on Velocity, Xavier returned to ROH in 2006 for a year. He would also have a tryout match for TNA Wrestling in 2010. You can now see him on the independent circuit.

Samoa Joe

3 of 19

Defeated: Xavier

Where: Philadelphia

When: March 22, 2003

Event: Night of Champions

Title Reign: 645 days

After Samoa Joe successfully defended the title in London, England on May 17, 2003, the ROH Heavyweight Championship was renamed the ROH World Heavyweight Championship.

Ring of Honor Highlights:

One-time ROH World Heavyweight champion
One-time ROH Pure champion

Other Career Highlights:

One-time TNA World Heavyweight champion
Four-time TNA X Division champion
Two-time TNA World Tag Team champion
One-time TNA Television champion
One-time Natural Heavyweight champion
One-time GHC Tag Team champion
One-time NWA Intercontinental Tag Team champion
One-time PWA Pure Wrestling champion
One-time TWE Heavyweight champion
One-time UPW Heavyweight champion
Two-time UPW No Holds Barred champion
Two-time UIWA Tag Team champion

Accolades:

2000 SoCal Uncensored Rookie of the Year
2004 IWA Mid-South Revolution Strong Style Tournament winner
2005 TNA Super X Cup winner
2006 EWF Xtreme 8 Tournament winner
2006 TNA Turkey Bowl winner
2006 winner of Mr. TNA
2006 winner of Mr. X Division
2006-2007 TNA Feud of the Year
2007 TNA Finisher of the Year
2008 TNA King of the Mountain winner
2009 TNA Feast or Fired winner
2011 TNA Maximum Impact Tournament winner
2011 TNA Wild Card Tag Team Tournament winner

Where Are They Now?

Samoa Joe can now be seen in TNA Wrestling as a part of the TNA army against the Aces & Eights.

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Austin Aries

4 of 19

Defeated: Samoa Joe

Where: Philadelphia

When: Dec. 26, 2004

Event: Final Battle

Title Reign: 174 days

Ring of Honor Highlights:

Two-time ROH World Heavyweight champion
One-time ROH World Tag Team champion

Other Career Highlights:

One-time TNA World Heavyweight champion
One-time TNA X Division champion
One-time TNA World Tag Team champion
One-time MAW Junior Heavyweight champion
One-time MWCW Light Heavyweight champion
One-time MIAW Cruiserweight champion

CM Punk

5 of 19

Defeated: Austin Aries

Where: Morristown, N.J.

When: June 18, 2005

Event: Death Before Dishonor III

Title Reign: 55 days

Ring of Honor Highlights:

One-time ROH World Heavyweight champion
Two-time ROH Tag Team champion

Other Career Highlights:

Three-time World Heavyweight champion (WWE)
Two-time WWE champion
One-time World Tag Team champion (WWE)
One-time WWE Intercontinental champion
One-time ECW champion
Five-time IWA Mid-South Heavyweight champion
Two-time IWA Mid-South Light Heavyweight champion
One-time IWC World Heavyweight champion
One-time MAW Heavyweight champion
One-time NWA Cyberspace Tag Team champion
One-time NWA Revolution Heavyweight champion
One-time OVW Heavyweight champion
One-time OVW Southern Tag Team champion
One-time OVW Television champion
Two-time SDW Northern States Television champion
One-time SPCW Northern States Light Heavyweight champion

Accolades:

2008 WWE Money in the Bank winner
2008 WWE Slammy Award for “OMG” Moment of the Year
2009 WWE Money in the Bank winner
2009 WWE Slammy Award for Shocker of the Year
2010 WWE Slammy Award for Despicable Me
2011 WWE Slammy Awards for Superstar of the Year, Pipe Bomb of the Year and T-Shirt of the Year

Where Are They Now?

CM Punk is currently a top star with WWE. At the moment, though, he is taking a break.

James Gibson

6 of 19

Defeated: CM Punk, Christopher Daniels and Samoa Joe

Where: Dayton, Ohio

When: Aug. 12, 2005

Event: Redemption

Title Reign: 36 days

This was a Fatal 4-Way Elimination match for the title.

Ring of Honor Highlights:

One-time ROH World Heavyweight champion

Other Career Highlights:

One-time WWE Cruiserweight champion
One-time HWA Cruiserweight champion
One-time IPW Light Heavyweight champion

Where Are They Now?

James Gibson, better known as WWE’s Jamie Noble, would retire in 2009. He still works backstage for WWE, though, and will also wrestle the occasional match.

Bryan Danielson

7 of 19

Defeated: James Gibson

Where: Lake Grove, N.Y.

When: Sept. 17, 2005

Event: Glory by Honor IV

Title Reign: 462 days

On August 12, 2006, Bryan Danielson defeated Nigel McGuinness to retain his ROH World Heavyweight Championship and win McGuinness’ ROH Pure Championship. The two belts were then unified, which resulted in the Pure Championship getting abandoned.

Ring of Honor Highlights:

One-time ROH World Heavyweight champion
One-time ROH Pure champion
2004 ROH Survival of the Fittest winner

Other Career Highlights:

One-time World Heavyweight champion (WWE)
One-time WWE United States champion
One-time WWE Tag Team champion
One-time APW Worldwide Internet champion
One-time ASW World Heavy Middleweight champion
One-time ECWA Tag Team champion
One-time NWA Canadian Junior Heavyweight champion
One-time FIP Heavyweight champion
One-time IWA Puerto Rico Heavyweight champion
One-time MCW Southern Light Heavyweight champion
One-time MCW Southern Tag Team champion
One-time NWA Southern Junior Heavyweight champion
One-time IWGP Junior Heavyweight Tag Team champion
Two-time PWG World champion
One-time GHC Junior Heavyweight champion
One-time TWA Tag Team champion
One-time wXw Word Heavyweight champion
One-time WSW Heavyweight champion

Accolades:

2001 APW King of the Indies winner
2004 NJPW Best of the American Super Juniors winner
2010 Evolve Match of the Year
2010 wXw Ambition 1 winner
2010 WWE Slammy Awards for Cole in your Stocking and Shocker of the Year
2011 WWE Money in the Bank (SmackDown) winner
2012 WWE Slammy Awards for Tweet of the Year, Facial Hair of the Year and Upset of the Year

Where Are They Now?

Bryan Danielson now goes be the name of Daniel Bryan in WWE. He is currently one-half of the WWE Tag Team champions with Kane as Team Hell No.

Homicide

8 of 19

Defeated: Bryan Danielson

Where: Manhattan, N.Y.

When: Dec. 23, 2006

Event: Final Battle

Title Reign: 56 days

Ring of Honor Highlights:

One-time ROH World Heavyweight champion
2005 ROH Trios Tournament winner

Other Career Highlights:

Two-time NWA World Tag Team champion
One-time TNA World Tag Team champion
One-time TNA X Division champion
One-time ACW Great American champion
One-time BJPW Junior Heavyweight champion
One-time DCW Heavyweight champion
One-time DCW Tag Team champion
One-time EPW Cruiserweight champion
One-time FIP Heavyweight champion
One-time ICW Tag Team champion
One-time IWA World Tag Team champion
Three-time IWU Georgia champion
Seven-time JAPW Heavyweight champion
Seven-time JAPW Tag Team champion
One-time JCW Heavyweight champion
One-time LIWF Heavyweight champion
One-time LIWF Light Heavyweight champion
One-time LIWF New Jersey champion
One-time NHPW Art of the Fighting champion
Two-time NWA Wildside Tag Team champion
One-time PWG Tag Team champion
One-time PWU Heavyweight champion
One-time USA Pro Heavyweight champion
One-time USA Pro United States champion
Two-time UXW Xtreme champion
One-time MAS Cruiserweight champion
Three-time WMF All Borough champion

Accolades:

2004 PWG Tango & Cash Invitational winner
2006 TNA Match of the Year
2008 TNA Deuces Wild Tag Team Tournament winner
2008 TNA Feast or Fired winner

Where Are They Now?

After appearing for TNA Wrestling as a member of the Latin American Xchange, and returning to Ring of Honor briefly last year, Homicide can now be seen on the independent circuit.

Takeshi Morishima

9 of 19

Defeated: Homicide

Where: Philadelphia

When: Feb. 17, 2007

Event: Fifth Year Festival

Title Reign: 231 days

Ring of Honor Highlights:

One-time ROH World Heavyweight champion

Other Career Highlights:

One-time 3CW Heavyweight champion
One-time AAA World Tag Team champion
Two-time GHC Heavyweight champion
Four-time GHC Tag Team champion
Two-time WLW Heavyweight champion

Accolades:

2007 Cauliflower Alley Club’s Future Legend Award winner
2007 Tokyo Sports Grand Prix’s Fighting Spirit Award winner
2008 GHC One Day Heavyweight Six-Man Tag Team Tournament winner
2011 GHC Global League Tournament winner
2012 GHC One Night Six-Man Tag Team Tournament winner
2012 Tokyo Sports Grand Prix’s Distinguished Service Medal winner

Where Are They Now?

Takeshi Morishima can now be seen wrestling in his native Japan, specifically in Pro Wrestling NOAH.

Nigel McGuinness

10 of 19

Defeated: Takeshi Morishima

Where: Edison, N.J.

When: Oct. 6, 2007

Event: Undeniable

Title Reign: 545 days

Ring of Honor Highlights:

One-time ROH World Heavyweight champion
One-time ROH Pure champion
ROH Matchmaker Nov. 2012-present

Other Career Highlights:

Two-time HWA European champion
Two-time HWA Heavyweight champion
Two-time HWA Tag Team champion
One-time New Breed Heavyweight champion
One-time 1PW Openweight champion

Accolades:

2007 King of Europe Cup winner

Where Are They Now?

Nigel McGuinness would leave ROH to go to TNA in 2009. As Desmond Wolfe, he didn’t find much success there. He returned to ROH in 2011, but would ultimately retire that December. McGuinness is still with Ring of Honor, though, as the ROH Matchmaker.

Jerry Lynn

11 of 19

Defeated: Nigel McGuinness

Where: Houston, Texas

When: April 3, 2009

Event: Supercard of Honor IV

Title Reign: 71 days

Ring of Honor Highlights:

One-time ROH World Heavyweight champion

Other Career Highlights:

One-time WWF Light Heavyweight champion
Two-time NWA World Tag Team champion
Two-time TNA X Division champion
One-time ECW World Heavyweight champion
One-time AAW Heavyweight champion
Eight-time ACW-IWA Texas Heavyweight champion
19-time ACW-IWA Texas Tag Team champion
Six-time CWA Heavyweight champion
Five-time GCW Heavyweight champion
One-time GWF Light Heavyweight champion
Four-time HWA World Heavyweight champion
Five-time IWA East Coast Heavyweight champion
One-time IWA Mid-South Heavyweight champion
Five-time IWA Super Indy champion
One-time MPX champion
One-time NEPW Triple Crown champion
Three-time NWS World champion
One-time NYWC Heavyweight champion
One-time NYWC Interstate champion
One-time PH&W Tag Team champion
Five-time PWA Heavyweight champion
Three-time PWA Light Heavyweight champion
One-time PWA Tag Team champion
One-time SAW International champion
One-time SPW Tag Team champion
One-time UWA Heavyweight champion
One-time USWO Television champion
One-time WWA champion
One-time AEW Massacre champion
One-time AEW Premier World champion
One-time WWA International Cruiserweight champion

Accolades:

2004 TNA World X Cup winner
2007 ECWA Super 8 Tournament winner
2008 IWC Super Indy Tournament winner
2012 Extreme Rising Legend of the Year

Where Are They Now?

After a successful career that began on March 23, 1988, Jerry Lynn would retire 25 years later to the day on March 23, 2013. On his retirement tour, Lynn would make appearances throughout the country, including Ring of Honor and TNA Wrestling, where he faced long-time rival Rob Van Dam.

Austin Aries

12 of 19

Defeated: Jerry Lynn and Tyler Black

Where: Manhattan

When: June 13, 2009

Event: Manhattan Mayhem III

Title Reign: 245 days

This was a Triple Threat Elimination match for the title.

Other Career Highlights:

One-time MIW Cruiserweight champion
One-time NWA Midwest X Division champion
One-time NPW Cruiserweight champion
One-time PWW Heavyweight champion
Onetime SDW Tag Team champion

Accolades:

2002 NPW Cruiserweight Championship Tournament winner
2011 TNA X Division Showcase winner

Where Are They Now?

Austin Aries is now a member of the TNA roster. He is currently teaming with Bobby Roode.

Tyler Black

13 of 19

Defeated: Austin Aries

Where: Manhattan

When: Feb. 13, 2010

Event: Eighth Anniversary Show

Title Reign: 210 days

Ring of Honor Highlights:

One-time ROH World Heavyweight champion
Two-time ROH World Tag Team champion
2009 ROH Survival of the Fittest winner

Other Career Highlights:

One-time AIW Intense Division champion
Two-time AAW Heavyweight champion
Two-time AAW Tag Team champion
One-time FCW Florida Heavyweight champion
One-time FCW 15 champion
One-time FCW Florida Tag Team champion
One-time NXT champion
One-time FIP World Heavyweight champion
One-time IWA Mid-Couth Light Heavyweight champion
One-time MCPW World Heavyweight champion
One-time NWA Midwest Tag Team champion
One-time PWG World Tag Team champion

Accolades:

2011 FCW Jack Brisco Classic winner
2012 NXT Gold Rush Tournament winner

Where Are They Now?

Tyler Black now goes by the name Seth Rollins and is a member of WWE’s Shield stable with Dean Ambrose and Roman Reigns.

Roderick Strong

14 of 19

Defeated: Tyler Black

Where: Manhattan

When: Sept. 11, 2010

Event: Glory by Honor IX

Title Reign: 189 days

Ring of Honor Highlights:

One-time ROH World Heavyweight champion
One-time ROH World Tag Team champion
One-time ROH World Television champion
2008 ROH Survival of the Fittest winner
2010 ROH Honor Gauntlet winner
2010 ROH Toronto Gauntlet winner

Other Career Highlights:

One-time AWF Heavyweight champion
Three-time NWA Florida X Division champion
Two-time FIP World Heavyweight champion
One-time FIP Tag Team champion
One-time FEW Heavyweight champion
One-time IPW Florida Unified Cruiserweight champion
One-time IPW Tag Team champion
One-time IWA East Coast Heavyweight champion
One-time LWF Heavyweight champion
One-time PWX Tag Team champion
Three-time PWG World Tag Team champion
One-time SFCW Heavyweight champion
One-time SFCW Tag Team champion

Accolades:

2006 SoCal Uncensored Match of the Year
2007 PWG Dynamite Duumvirate Tag Team Championship Tournament winner
2008 IWA Mid-South Revolution Strong Style Tournament winner
2008 PWG Dynamite Duumvirate Tag Team Championship Tournament winner

Where Are They Now?

Roderick Strong is still a member of the Ring of Honor roster.

Eddie Edwards

15 of 19

Defeated: Roderick Strong

Where: Manhattan

When: March 19, 2011

Event: Manhattan Mayhem IV

Title Reign: 99 days

With this victory, Eddie Edwards became Ring of Honor’s first wrestler to win all three major titles, thus becoming a Triple Crown Champion.

Ring of Honor Highlights:

One-time ROH World Heavyweight champion
One-time ROH World Tag Team champion
One-time ROH World Television champion
2010 ROH Survival of the Fittest winner

Other Career Highlights:

One-time ACW Junior Heavyweight champion
One-time Fight Club: Pro champion
One-time MWF Television champion
Four-time NECW Tag Team champion
One-time PWX Tag Team champion
One-time 2CW Tag Team champion
One-time TRP Heavyweight champion
One-time PWI International Ultra J champion

Accolades:

2007 and 2007 NECW Iron 8 Championship Tournament winner
2012 Pro Wrestling NOAH’s Global Tag League Technical Skill Award winner
PWE Bank the Money winner

Where Are They Now?

Eddie Edwards is now back with Davey Richards in the American Wolves tag team in ROH.

Davey Richards

16 of 19

Defeated: Eddie Edwards

Where: Manhattan

When: June 26, 2011

Event: Best in the World

Title Reign: 321 days

Ring of Honor Highlights:

One-time ROH World Heavyweight champion
Two-time ROH World Tag Team champion

Other Career Highlights:

One-time AWA Washington Tag Team champion
Two-time FIP World Heavyweight champion
One-time Futureshock champion
Two-time IWGP Junior Heavyweight Tag Team champion
One-time PWP Tag Team champion
One-time PWG World champion
Three-time PWG World Tag Team champion
One-time 2CW Tag Team champion

Accolades:

2006 ECWA Super 8 Tournament winner
2006 PWG Battle of Los Angeles winner
2006 SoCal Uncensored Match of the Year

Where Are They Now?

After losing the title, Davey Richards reformed his team with Eddie Edwards. The American Wolves are now vying for the ROH World Tag Team Championship.

Kevin Steen

17 of 19

Defeated: Davey Richards

Where: Toronto, Ontario, Canada

When: May 12, 2012

Event: Border Wars

Title Reign: 328 days

Ring of Honor Highlights:

One-time ROH World Heavyweight champion
One-time ROH World Tag Team champion

Other Career Highlights:

One-time C^*4 champion
One-time C^*4 Tag Team champion
One-time CZW Iron Man champion
Two-time EWR Heavyweight champion
One-time IWS Canadian champion
Three-time IWS Heavyweight champion
One-time NSPW champion
Three-time PWG World champion
Three-time PWG World Tag Team champion
One-time 2CW Heavyweight champion

Accolades:

2005 EWR Elite 8 Tournament winner
2005 SoCal Uncensored Wrestler of the Year

Where Are They Now?

After Kevin Steen lost the World title, his S.C.U.M. stable turned on him. Steen is now fighting with ROH against them.

Jay Briscoe

18 of 19

Defeated: Kevin Steen

Where: New York City

When: April 5, 2013

Event: Supercard of Honor VII

Title Reign: 32 days and counting

Ring of Honor Highlights:

One-time ROH World Heavyweight champion
Eight-time ROH World Tag Team champion

Other Career Highlights:

Two-time CZW World Tag Team champion
One-time FIP Tag Team champion
One-time JAPW Tag Team champion
One-time NWA Wildside Tag Team champion
One-time GHC Junior Heavyweight Tag Team champion
One-time PWF United States Heavyweight champion
One-time PWU Tag Team champion
One-time RCW Tag Team champion
One-time 2SW Tag Team champion
One-time UXW Tag Team champion

Accolades:

2012 Extreme Rising Match of the Year
2012 Extreme Rising Moment of the Year

Where Are They Now?

Jay Briscoe just successfully retained his title against Adam Cole at Border Wars this past Sunday. He is now set to defend the title at Best in the World on June 22 against his brother Mark.

Statistics and Final Thoughts

19 of 19

Most Reigns: Austin Aries (two)

Longest Reign: Samoa Joe (645 days)

Longest Combined Reign: Samoa Joe (one reign for 645 days; Aries’ two reigns were only 419 days)

Shortest Reign: James Gibson (36 days)

I have a tremendous amount of respect for the ROH World Heavyweight Championship and for Ring of Honor with how they treat the belt.

In professional wrestling, fans will see one guy hold a World Championship many times. Recent examples include John Cena’s 11 reigns as WWE champion, Edge’s seven with the World Championship and Kurt Angle’s five as TNA World champion. When you look at ROH’s title, there has been only one repeat champion.

Everybody in Ring of Honor gets the opportunity to be a World champion, not just the top stars. I think one of the best examples is the current champion Jay Briscoe, who is a tag team wrestler. It doesn’t matter if a wrestler is in the midcard or primarily part of a team, he’ll get the chance to win the company’s top prize.

Instead of seeing the same guys over and over again in the title picture, Ring of Honor features different challengers almost every month. I sometimes get bored with the main event scenes in WWE and TNA because the same people are getting title shots all the time.

Ring of Honor utilizes all of the talent that they have, not just the same three or four wrestlers.

Thanks for reading! We are coming into the final stretch of the series. Next up will be the original World Heavyweight Championship from 1905, which will tie into the NWA World Heavyweight Championship. In turn, WWE’s two World Championships and the TNA World Championship both broke off from the NWA title.

The next edition may take me a few weeks to complete as the original World title is a bit complicated. Once it’s done, though, it’ll be smooth sailing to the finish line!

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