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#4 Ring of Honor World Championship
The original championship belt used by Ring of Honor was beautiful in its simplicity. Based off of the short-lived UWF Championship, which lasted less than two years as part of a failed mid 1980s attempt at a national promotion, this title belt was used by ROH from its inception in 2002 (first held by Low Ki) until 2010, when a new version was introduced and given to then-champion Roderick Strong.
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It was unique in that it didn’t represent the Ring of Honor logo, but rather just a stylized, yet simple ROH in big red letters. It was originally called the ROH Championship before being renamed the ROH World Championship after being defended out of the United States.
It was an example of a company not being haughty about the prestige of their championship.
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