ROH World Six Man Tag Team Championship

[4.0] "There's a lineage that this title has that makes it sort-of valuable, but the ROH World Six Man Title has alternated between periods of elevating factions to being treated as an afterthought. This was the first title that Hangman Page ever held for a notable promotion, but now seems regularly left off PPV events instead of being contested on some of the more important shows of the year. It would be nice to see the title return to an air of more respectability than it currently has now."

[2.0] "A championship with a relatively short history. Established teams like Briscoes, SoCal and Bullet Club all held the title at one point. However it's 2025 and those titles have been irrelevant for awhile now and are currently on the worst run with the Son Of Texas having held the title for over a year with just 3 title defenses with a 9 month gab in-between defenses. Yeah their was an injury put strip the titles and put them on young stars who need a boost. I'll love for Dustin but the von Erichs aren't gonna make any waves in 2025, they wrestle like it's 1980's WWF and are bland as shi*. Real rookie booking"

[4.0] "I understand why this title was created, with a lot of exciting six-man tag matches happening at that period of Ring of Honor. I just don't think the promotion needed another title, especially considering the limited amount of television exposure it had. It doesn't help now that its treated like a secondary title to AEW's Trios Championship."

[8.0] "May be the best Trios Championship in the business. The only thing that even comes close is AAA and NEVER. Gives all of them a good chance for T.V. time, a reason to have these multi-man matches inside American Wrestling, and ever mathc was memorable. Thus far my faovorite reign has been that of Villian Enteripises, and I really hope they get a chance to get it back someday. AEW having not yet pulled the strings on this one may also mean its actually the greates RoH belts too."

[8.0] "These belts are super underrated. The matches are always fun, and it gives people who normally won't get big title opportunities a chance to get some gold. If there's one thing i can say for sure, it's that the ROH six man tag titles are treated way better then the Never 6 man belts do. Since The Hung bucks, every team felt deserving of the championship."

[8.0] "Great addition for new guys / vets to have something to do. Already some great combos have held the title. Not sure why it has such a low rating"

[8.0] "When Ring of Honor introduced these titles, I was pleased yet skeptic to the idea, especially when compared to New Japan's NEVER tag titles. I was worried that the belts would be subject to "Hot Potato" title changes, quickly passing them from one champion to the next. Thankfully ROH have thought this through. The Kingdom earned them after a successful tournament which made the belts feel prestigious, and continued to make the titles feel important. Watching Bullet Club defend the belts was exciting, as you wouldn't know which set of members would be there to defend them due to "Freebird" rules. Mexico has proven time and again that there is a place for Trios tag teams, and Ring of Honor have transitioned those traditions thoughtfully into their promotion."

[7.0] "Kind of surprised by the low rating. The initial champions of the Kingdom have a lot of charisma and are meant to be a six man tag team. I like the move to give an intended six man team the belts at the start, as opposed to say a giving two singles wrestlers the titles just to push a feud, like so many companies do (it keeps the division from being devalued). Following champions were made up of tag team legends the Briscoes and Bully Ray, adding some prestige to the belts. And the third set of champions were a three man faction, keeping in the trend of the initial champions, and set up a World Title feud. I really dig the booking so far."

[7.0] "Imperfect title but good matches, introduced future World Champion Dalton Castle to ROH gold, gave Young Bucks yet another boost in their huge career, offered just about the only acceptable way to give Bully Ray a championship in Ring of Honor and it was wonderful for Christopher Daniels to be awarded a Grand Slam. International defenses, variety of champions, future and former World Champions... it has potential."