Before he was AEW World Champion, Hangman Page cut his teeth in ROH as a member of the Bullet Club.
Page has found plenty of success in AEW and with ROH and AEW now being owned by Tony Khan, he wouldn't mind returning to the promotion that served as a launching pad for him.
"Sure. I'm completely open to that," Page said when asked about a return to ROH during the AEW Revolution media scrum. "I have no idea what Ring of Honor will be going forward, so it's hard to say anything there. I certainly wouldn't mind showing up again."
When asked what he would like to see Tony Khan do with ROH, Page replied, "I could give you a thousand different ideas, but the truth is, whatever the hell he wants. He has a very good track record with what he's done with AEW. Going forward, I trust this man with Ring of Honor and I care a lot about Ring of Honor. I trust Tony with it because I know he does too. He loves Ring of Honor more than I do and I worked there for a time. Whatever your intentions are, whatever your plans are, whatever you end up deciding to do, it's a lot more people who have a job in wrestling. That's one of the big things I was excited about with AEW. I knew all my friends who were trying to scrape by would be able to make a living doing this. That's really the dream. To continue that, that's a blessing. I'm happy no matter what."
During the media scrum, Khan confirmed he would be booking ROH moving forward, but could not comment on a potential distribution deal. You can find Khan's full comments on ROH by clicking here.
Hangman successfully defended his AEW World Title against Adam Cole in the main event. If you missed anything from AEW Revolution, check out Fightful's full report on the show by clicking here.
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