Ring of Honor has officially established a new headquarters for its television operations. During a set of tapings held on March 1 at WJCT Studios in Jacksonville, Florida, Tony Khan shared a significant update regarding the future of the promotion.

Khan announced that Jacksonville will function as the official home base for Ring of Honor moving forward. He further solidified this commitment by confirming that the promotion is set to return to WJCT Studios in three weeks, with the subsequent tapings already locked in for March 22.

This development follows earlier reports suggesting that ROH would begin filming a studio-based program in Jacksonville. Internal sources had previously indicated that AEW sources had indicated this approach internally and that talent had been informed about the tapings. While there was initial speculation that the Florida location might become a permanent fixture for the brand, Khan’s recent statement has turned that possibility into a certainty.

The decision to settle in Jacksonville arrives as AEW manages a demanding spring itinerary. The parent company has scheduled several joint tapings for Dynamite and Collision throughout March and April, including dates on March 11, March 18, and multiple Wednesdays in April. By establishing a fixed residency for ROH, the promotion can maintain a steady production rhythm while AEW continues its traditional touring model across various cities.

Fans can continue to catch ROH television every Thursday at 7 PM ET, available only through the HonorClub streaming platform. This transition to a consistent studio environment marks a new chapter for the brand as it seeks to define its own identity within the broader corporate structure.

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