I think WWE should take over ROH.
Make ECW a two hour show and feature all of ROH's superstars on there.
Then you could have a TV title and tag titles too!

Nov 15, 2008 -- 2:26PM, The False Prophet wrote:

I think WWE should take over ROH.

Hell no! RoH is about great wrestling and the WWE would definately ruin RoH (like they did with ECW). Just imagine, Bryan Danielson (the american dragon) with a dragon mask (for the show of course), Necro Butcher being a jobber like the Brooklyn Brawler, Nigel Mc****ss as a modenr day british bulldog rip-off and all the talented "smaller" guys being wasted in the mid-card, low-card or even being excluded from the ppvs. And think of matches like Jimmy Jacobs vs. Big Show, Bryan Danielson making Cena look decent and the Briscoes jobbing to Priceless. It would be a big step down for wrestling.

i think they will still be around for a few more years and might have to merge

Nov 25, 2008 -- 11:52PM, Damien Phoenix wrote:

They lost their best booker, of course their going down.

Their best booker? He was the only booker.

Adam Pearce hasn't been given a fair chance from most of the opinions on the message boards Ive been reading. This weekend he booked a mediocre card on friday night..and a stacked hell of a show on saturday..so I dont have much of an opinion on him at all..Im gonna wait til I go to the two Final Battle shows to make my real judgement on Pearce's booking.

I highly doubt that ROH is going out of business anytime soon.

First off like it was said a couple of posts ago it's not ECW wrestlers are actually getting paid.

Second new stars are getting made all the time which is actually great for the business seeing as the majors (mainly WWE) has a hard time making new stars themselves(Bad for the business). For those who don't understand let me break this down for you.

*The wrestling business full of bright young stars

*Those bright young stars become well known in the industry and become main event talent

*Years later the once bright young main event stars become older or succumb to injuries and must soon leave the industry.

*But wait! There's no new talent to take the place of the old talent so the following things begin to happen:

*Older wrestlers hold on to there spots and wrestle what becomes shorter less exciting matches seeing as they can't go as long as they use to.

*Companies go out of business because people become disintrested in seeing the same thing for twenty years .

*The industry fails.

The third reason ROH won't go out of business is because there always going to be a demand for an alternative. Such as ECW was in the 90s. ROH is the alternative to TNA/WWE. They will always have a fan base because there different then what your use to. .