5 major takeaways from Ring of Honor's 'Honor United' tour in the UK 

#1. Ring of Honor needs to start proving they still have a place in the wrestling industry - Their live shows are a great way to start

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One of the issues with Ring of Honor is that I don't think the wrestling audience really know where it fits in anymore, what it's identity is as a wrestling company and what sets it apart. Especially now that the market is extremely crowded with MLW, AEW, Impact and NXT all offering similar alternatives to WWE.

However, as I've previously mentioned, their live show is excellent and you immediately see that despite losing their place a bit, Ring of Honor still know how to put on fantastic wrestling shows and how to make the most of their talent.

They've made some great moves recently, they've signed a new contract with Matt Taven and hopefully they'll be able to encourage many of their other stars like Marty Scurll and Rush to stay, they've announced a television deal in the UK on the same day as Impact Wrestling which is great for UK wrestling fans.

But they need to do more, they need to play the game a little bit more and they need to get their name out there again to push past the mistakes they may have made in the past. They need to remind people that this is the company that made many of the wrestlers we see in the other wrestling companies at the moment.