10 Wrestlers You Didn't Know Worked For ROH
You certainly won't remember these wrestlers in Ring of Honor
1. Christian Cage
When Christian got fed up of bashing his head on WWE’s glass ceiling and elected to let his contract expire at the close of 2005, he did so in the knowledge that he was betting on himself to prove his worth elsewhere.
He quickly settled in TNA but, like many others who were employed by Dixie Carter and co., Captain Charisma supplemented his income by working at the weekends for anyone who would meet his asking price.
One company willing to stump up the funds was Ring of Honor, who brought Christian in for a couple of shots in May and July of 2006.
In the first, he teamed with Colt Cabana to defeat Bryan Danielson and Christopher Daniels in the long main event of the How We Roll show, where he didn’t look out of place at all, despite being used to working shorter matches in a much different style.
Him hitting the Killswitch on the Fallen Angel set up a natural singles match with Daniels at the Generation Now event. He returned the favour, too, again putting a shift in and working hard to get his opponent and the match over, before getting pinned clean in the middle with the Angel’s Wings.