WWE 2K26 Ring Of Honor | Edge Triple Threat Match

The relationship between WWE legend Edge (Adam Copeland) and Ring of Honor (ROH) is primarily defined by the corporate landscapes of pro wrestling, as Edge never wrestled a match for ROH. While he spent the vast majority of his legendary, Hall of Fame career as a centerpiece of WWE, his path eventually crossed with ROH through his jump to All Elite Wrestling (AEW), which owns ROH. 🏢 The Timeline: From WWE Icon to the AEW/ROH Umbrella • The WWE Legacy (1997–2023): Edge signed with WWE in 1997 and became one of its most decorated champions. During ROH’s golden era (the 2000s) and its subsequent years, Edge was strictly exclusive to WWE and never appeared on an independent ROH show. • The Jump to AEW (2023): After his final contract with WWE expired, Copeland debuted for All Elite Wrestling under his real name, Adam Copeland, at WrestleDream. • The ROH Connection: Because AEW billionaire Tony Khan purchased Ring of Honor in 2022, the rosters frequently cross over. While Copeland competes primarily on AEW's flagship shows like Dynamite and Collision, he technically shares a roster banner with the modern iteration of ROH.