ROH: Death Before Dishonor IV

About This Movie

ROH: Death Before Dishonor IV is a unique snapshot of the indie wrestling scene back in '06, capturing that raw energy that only live events can evoke. The atmosphere in the Philadelphia National Guard Armory is electric, and you really get a sense of the passion from both the wrestlers and the fans. The pacing flows well, with matches that build tension and showcase a range of styles, from high-flying to technical grappling. There’s a gritty realism to the performances that stands out, and even without a big-name director, the event delivers memorable moments that resonate with its audience. It's more than just wrestling—it's a slice of a culture that dedicated fans appreciate.

This event is a notable piece in the Ring of Honor timeline, reflecting the growth of the promotion in the mid-2000s. As for format history, collectors often seek out DVDs and rare event posters, though they can be harder to find now. Interest seems to have spiked with the resurgence of indie wrestling, making this event a relevant topic among fans and collectors alike.