ROH: Generation Next

May 22, 2004

3h 0m

★ 10.0

Overview

Generation Next was a wrestling event promoted by Ring of Honor. It took place on May 22, 2004 in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.

Genres

Action

Production Companies

Ring of Honor (ROH)

ROH: Generation Next Trailers

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Cast

Alex Shelley

Patrick Martin

Himself

Daniel Solwold Jr.

Roderick Strong

Christopher Lindsey

Himself

Jack Miller

Jay Briscoe

Jamin Pugh

Mark Briscoe

Mark Pugh

John Walters

John Stagikas

Jimmy Rave

James Guffey

CM Punk

Phil Brooks

Colt Cabana

Scott Colton

Dan Maff

Danny Lopez

BJ Whitmer

Benjamin Whitmer

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