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Tony Khan Addresses Streaming Issues for ROH Death Before Dishonor, Offering Free One Month Credit to Fans
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Ring of Honor experienced streaming issues for last night’s ROH Death Before Dishonor 2025 event. This led to Tony Khan releasing the full event for free on YouTube. Tony Khan addressed the streaming issues during last night’s post-show media scrum, and he also revealed that he’s offering fans a one-month free credit to WatchROH.com as a consolation for fans who experienced the problem. Below are some highlights (via Fightful):
Tony Khan on the streaming issue: “Tonight, our streaming provider had issues only with browsers, and if anybody’s a fan, and if anybody’s affected by it, I didn’t wanna have anybody that’s not included so I made a decision in the chair in the back while the show was happening. I put the show up free worldwide on YouTube… And I’m gonna give everybody a one-month credit, all the current subscribers… Really everybody should be able to get that credit, and I heard it was only on certain browsers.”
On the issue affecting Edge, Chrome, and Firefox: “At first, we thought it only was (Google) Chrome and Firefox, but then also, they said Microsoft Edge. So I said, ‘You know, if it’s affecting those people, everybody should be able to just watch it for free on YouTube’ and we’ll rectify it with the streaming provider, Brightcove, that was responsible… The show we delivered was fantastic, and then I think new fans must have seen it.”
On the choice being well-received: “It was a well-received choice. People thought it was a good thing to do, and you know, that’s a lot of money — a month of subscriptions — I’m not gonna lie to you. We have thousands of thousands of subscribers. That’s hundreds of thousands of dollars that I’m gonna eat with a month subscription but it’s okay, because we made new fans. I’ll rectify it with the people responsible on the other end and the fans got a great show tonight and it seemed like almost unanimously positive response on social media… ”