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The ROH World Television Championship is a professional wrestling world television championship owned by the Ring of Honor (ROH) promotion. On January 20, 2010, the ROH World Television Championship was created by ROH and announced via ROH's official website.[1][2]..

ROH World Television Championships reigns are determined by professional wrestling matches, in which competitors are involved in scripted rivalries. These narratives create feuds between the various competitors, which cast them as villains and heroes. Some reigns were held by champions using a ring name, while others used their real name. Reigns that were won on pay-per-view events aired on tape delay up to weeks or months apart. Reigns that were won at live events were released on DVD as well as the ROH World Championships reigns. The inaugural champion was Eddie Edwards after defeating Davey Richards in the inaugural eight-man ROH World Television Championship Tournament finals.

As of December 15, 2024, there have been 30 reigns between 25 champions. Samoa Joe's sole reign is the longest at 574 days, while Will Ospreay's reign is the shortest at 2 days. Jay Lethal has the longest combined reign at 798 days between 2 reigns. Minoru Suzuki is the oldest champion, winning the title at the age of 53, while Adam Cole is the youngest when he won the title at 22 years. Atlantis Jr. is the current champion in his first reign. He defeated Kyle Fletcher at Consejo Mundial de Lucha Libre event Viernes Espectacular on June 28, 2024.

Title history

Key
No. Overall reign number
Reign Reign number for the specific champion
Days Number of days held
+ Current reign is changing daily
No. Champion Championship change Reign statistics Notes Ref.
Date Event Location Reign Days
1 Eddie Edwards March 5, 2010 Ring of Honor Wrestling Philadelphia, PA 1 280 Defeated Davey Richards in the final of an eight-man tournament to become the inaugural champion. The event aired on tape delay on April 26, 2010. [3][4][5]
2 Christopher Daniels December 10, 2010 Ring of Honor Wrestling Louisville, KY 1 198 Aired on tape delay January 31, 2011. [6][7]
3 El Generico June 26, 2011 Best in the World New York, NY 1 48 [8]
4 Jay Lethal August 13, 2011 Ring of Honor Wrestling Chicago Ridge, IL 1 231 Aired on tape delay October 1, 2011. [9][10]
5 Roderick Strong March 31, 2012 Showdown in the Sun: Day #2 Fort Lauderdale, FL 1 90 [11]
6 Adam Cole June 29, 2012 Ring of Honor Wrestling Baltimore, MD 1 246 Aired on tape delay July 28, 2012. [12]
7 Matt Taven March 2, 2013 11th Anniversary Show Chicago Ridge, IL 1 287 [13]
8 Tommaso Ciampa December 14, 2013 Final Battle New York, NY 1 111 [14]
9 Jay Lethal April 4, 2014 Supercard of Honor VIII Westwego, LA 2 567 This was a Two Out of Three Falls Match. During this reign Lethal also won the ROH World Championship at Best in the World of year 2015 against Jay Briscoe having him hold both championships at the same time making him a double champion. [15]
10 Roderick Strong October 23, 2015 Glory By Honor XIV Kalamazoo, MI 2 119 [16]
11 Tomohiro Ishii February 19, 2016 Honor Rising: Japan 2016 Tokyo, Japan 1 79 [17]
12 Bobby Fish May 8, 2016 Global Wars Chicago Ridge, IL 1 194 [18]
13 Will Ospreay November 18, 2016 Reach for the Sky Tour 2016 Liverpool, England 1 2 [19]
14 Marty Scurll November 20, 2016 Reach for the Sky Tour 2016 London, England 1 175 [20]
15 Kushida May 14, 2017 War of the Worlds Philadelphia, PA 1 131 [21]
16 Kenny King September 22, 2017 Death Before Dishonor XV Sunrise Manor, NV 1 84 [22]
17 Silas Young December 15, 2017 Final Battle New York, NY 1 57 This was a four-way elimination match, also including Punishment Martinez and Shane Taylor. [23]
18 Kenny King February 10, 2018 Ring of Honor Wrestling Atlanta, GA 2 56 Aired on tape delay February 25, 2018. [24]
19 Silas Young April 7, 2018 Supercard of Honor XII New Orleans, LA 2 70 This was a Last Man Standing match. [25]
20 Punishment Martinez June 16, 2018 State of the Art Day 2 Dallas, TX 1 105 This was a Proving Ground Six-Man Mayhem Instant Reward match. [26]
21 Jeff Cobb September 29, 2018 Ring of Honor Wrestling Paradise, NV 1 222 Aired on tape delay October 19, 2018. [27]
22 Shane Taylor May 9, 2019 War of The Worlds Day 2 Toronto, Ontario, Canada 1 218 This was a Four Corner Survival match, also involving Brody King and Hirooki Goto. [28]
23 Dragon Lee December 13, 2019 Final Battle Baltimore, MD 1 469 [29]
24 Tracy Williams March 26, 2021 ROH 19th Anniversary Show Baltimore, MD 1 35 Defeated Kenny King, who was filling in for an injured Lee.
The match where he lost the title aired on May 1, 2021, but the exact date the match took place is March 26, 2021, as ROH has held closed-door tapings at the Chesapeake Employers Insurance Arena since August 2020 after resuming operations following a five-month hiatus due to the COVID-19 pandemic. 		[30]
25 Tony Deppen April 30, 2021 Ring of Honor Wrestling Baltimore, MD 1 72 The match aired on May 1, 2021, but the exact date the match took place is April 30, 2021, as ROH has held closed-door tapings at the Chesapeake Employers Insurance Arena since August 2020 after resuming operations following a five-month hiatus due to the COVID-19 pandemic. [31]
26 Dragon Lee July 11, 2021 Best in the World Baltimore, MD 2 133 [32]
27 Dalton Castle November 21, 2021 Ring of Honor Wrestling Baltimore, MD 1 20 [33]
28 Rhett Titus December 11, 2021 Final Battle Baltimore, MD 1 111 This was a Four Corner Survival match, also involving Joe Hendry and Silas Young. During this reign, Tony Khan purchased Ring of Honor. [34]
29 Minoru Suzuki April 1, 2022 Supercard of Honor XV Garland, TX 1 12 [35]
30 Samoa Joe April 13, 2022 Dynamite New Orleans, LA 1 574 This was an All Elite Wrestling event. [36]
— Vacated November 8, 2023 Dynamite Portland, OR — — This was an All Elite Wrestling event. Samoa Joe relinquished the title to focus on pursuing the AEW World Championship. [37]
31 Kyle Fletcher December 15, 2023 Final Battle Garland, TX 1 196 Fletcher defeated Komander, Lee Moriarty, Dalton Castle, Lee Johnson, and Bryan Keith in a Survival of the Fittest to win the vacant title. [38]
32 Atlantis Jr. June 28, 2024 Super Viernes Mexico City, Mexico 1 170+ This was a Consejo Mundial de Lucha Libre event. [39]

Combined reigns

As of December 15, 2024.

Inaugural champion Eddie Edwards.
Record-tying two-time champion Jay Lethal (left) has the longest combined reign at 798 days.
With 574 days as champion, Samoa Joe had the longest reign.
† Indicates the current champion
Rank Wrestler No. of
reigns 		Combined
days
1 Jay Lethal 2 798
2 Dragon Lee 2 602
3 Samoa Joe 1 574
4 Matt Taven 1 287
5 Eddie Edwards 1 280
6 Adam Cole 1 246
7 Jeff Cobb 1 222
8 Shane Taylor 1 218
9 Roderick Strong 2 209
10 Christopher Daniels 1 198
11 Kyle Fletcher 1 196
12 Bobby Fish 1 194
13 Marty Scurll 1 175
14 Kenny King 2 140
15 Kushida 1 131
16 Silas Young 2 127
17 Rhett Titus 1 111
Tommaso Ciampa 1 111
19 Punishment Martinez 1 105
20 Tomohiro Ishii 1 79
21 Tony Deppen 1 72
22 El Generico 1 48
23 Tracy Williams 1 35
24 Dalton Castle 1 20
25 Atlantis Jr. † 1 170+
26 Minoru Suzuki 1 12
27 Will Ospreay 1 2

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