WrestleMania weekend has become a magnet for wrestling fans and promotions alike, with companies from across the globe flocking to the host city to put on their own shows and ride the wave of wrestling’s biggest annual event. However, as WrestleMania 41 gears up to take over Las Vegas, Nevada, in 2025, it seems Ring of Honor (ROH) may not be part of the festivities.
According to a report from WrestleZone, sources in Las Vegas have indicated that the Supercard of Honor—one of ROH’s marquee events—will not be taking place during WrestleMania weekend. Initial plans reportedly targeted a venue near Fremont Street in downtown Las Vegas, with the event set to coincide with Easter weekend. However, those plans have been scrapped, leaving the future location and date for the Supercard of Honor in limbo. AEW and ROH officials have yet to provide an explanation for the sudden change of plans.
While the idea of Supercard of Honor happening during WrestleMania weekend seems unlikely for now, fans shouldn’t lose hope. It was noted that the event could still take place on a different weekend and possibly in another city. ROH has a history of adjusting the timing of Supercard of Honor under certain circumstances. For example, the 2010 and 2011 editions were pushed to May, taking place in Manhattan, New York, and Chicago, Illinois, rather than aligning with WrestleMania weekends in Phoenix (26) or Atlanta (27).
Of course, ROH has also made its mark on WrestleMania weekends in the past, most notably teaming up with NJPW for the G1 Supercard at Madison Square Garden in 2019. That show ran alongside WrestleMania 35 in East Rutherford, New Jersey, demonstrating ROH’s ability to capitalize on the heightened buzz that WrestleMania brings.
This latest shake-up raises questions about the future of the Supercard of Honor and its positioning as a key event on ROH’s calendar. Could it still make a surprise appearance during WrestleMania weekend, or will it shift to a different date and venue entirely? As the company continues to rebuild under AEW’s ownership, decisions like this may reflect a broader strategy for how ROH is presented in the crowded wrestling landscape.
With the details still up in the air, fans will need to stay tuned for updates on what’s next for Supercard of Honor. One thing is certain: WrestleMania weekend in Las Vegas is shaping up to be a spectacle with or without ROH, as numerous promotions have already announced their plans to invade Sin City. Whether ROH chooses to join the party or take a different path, the 2025 wrestling calendar is bound to deliver excitement on all fronts.
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