Ring of Honor has officially set Final Battle for December 4 at the Boeing Center in San Antonio, Texas. The announcement places one of ROH’s signature annual events in Texas as the promotion moves toward its major year-end card.

Tony Khan confirmed the date and venue for Final Battle, while the initial promotional material highlighted a group of reigning champions expected to be part of the event. The advertised names include ROH World Champion Bandido, ROH Tag Team Champions El Sky Team—Mistico and Mascara Dorada—ROH Pure Champion Lee Moriarty, ROH Women’s World Champion Athena, and ROH Women’s Pure Champion Deonna Purrazzo.

No matches have been announced for Final Battle at this stage. Still, the presence of champions across the men’s singles, women’s singles, tag team, and Pure divisions signals the importance of the card and establishes the titleholders who are expected to be central to the promotion’s plans entering December.

Ticket Information for Final Battle

Tickets for ROH Final Battle will be released in multiple stages. VIP and premium tickets will be available beginning Tuesday, October 20, at 10 a.m. Central Time. A presale is set for Wednesday, October 21, at 10 a.m. CT, followed by the general public on-sale on Friday, October 23, at 10 a.m. CT.

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  • VIP/Premium on-sale: Tuesday, October 20, 10 a.m. CT
  • Presale: Wednesday, October 21, 10 a.m. CT
  • General on-sale: Friday, October 23, 10 a.m. CT

The Boeing Center will host Final Battle in San Antonio, adding another major professional wrestling event to a city and region that have consistently been strong markets for large-scale wrestling cards. ROH has not yet released further information on the event’s match lineup, broadcast presentation, or any additional talent scheduled to appear.

Champions Advertised for the San Antonio Card

Bandido heads into the Final Battle announcement period as ROH World Champion. His place in the initial advertising naturally puts the promotion’s top men’s championship at the forefront, even though an opponent has not been revealed. The world title picture has historically been a defining component of Final Battle, and Bandido’s advertised appearance makes him one of the key names to watch as the card begins to take shape.

El Sky Team will also be featured. The duo of Mistico and Mascara Dorada currently holds the ROH Tag Team Championship, bringing two internationally recognized luchadores into the event’s early promotional focus. Their championship reign gives ROH a high-profile tag team attraction for Final Battle, and the division could be a major factor in determining how the San Antonio lineup develops over the coming weeks.

Lee Moriarty is advertised as ROH Pure Champion. The Pure Championship represents a distinct competitive identity within Ring of Honor, with the division traditionally emphasizing a specialized rules format and a technical in-ring approach. Moriarty’s status as champion ensures that the Pure title remains part of the conversation surrounding Final Battle, whether it is defended on the card or otherwise addressed as ROH’s December event approaches.

On the women’s side, Athena is advertised as ROH Women’s World Champion. Athena has been a major fixture of the modern ROH landscape, and her inclusion in the Final Battle promotional material places the women’s world title among the championships associated with the event from the outset. A challenger has not been announced, leaving the direction of that championship picture open ahead of December 4.

Deonna Purrazzo is also listed as ROH Women’s Pure Champion. With Purrazzo and Moriarty both advertised, Final Battle has two champions connected to ROH’s Pure division in the early event rollout. Her presence adds another championship to the list of potential focal points for the show and gives the women’s roster representation across both the world championship and Pure championship scenes.

Final Battle’s Place on the ROH Calendar

Final Battle has long carried major significance for Ring of Honor as a marquee event held near the close of the calendar year. The show has frequently served as a setting for championship matches, major rivalries, and pivotal moments that shape the promotion’s direction entering the following year. This year’s event now has a confirmed home, date, and collection of featured titleholders, even as the full card remains unannounced.

The early emphasis on champions is notable because it presents Final Battle as an event built around ROH’s active title structure. Bandido, El Sky Team, Moriarty, Athena, and Purrazzo cover five championship designations, giving the company several established competitive threads to develop on weekly programming before the December event.

That does not guarantee that every advertised championship will be defended at Final Battle. However, their inclusion clearly identifies the performers and titles that ROH is putting forward in its first promotional push. As television builds toward San Antonio, fans will be watching for challengers, potential contenders, and rivalries that may become official for the card.

What Comes Next on ROH Television

ROH’s weekly television program airs every Thursday at 8 p.m. Eastern Time on HonorClub. The weekly show will be the primary platform for developments related to Final Battle, including any future match announcements and championship programs involving the talent currently advertised.

With December 4 confirmed, ROH has a clear target date for its major stories. The company has not announced a main event, title defenses, or supporting bouts, so the immediate focus will be on how the featured champions are positioned in the weeks leading to the event.

Bandido’s world championship status makes the ROH World Title one of the most prominent unanswered questions surrounding Final Battle. The same is true for Athena and the ROH Women’s World Championship, while El Sky Team’s tag title reign, Moriarty’s Pure Championship, and Purrazzo’s Women’s Pure Championship offer additional paths for the event’s lineup to expand.

For now, the confirmed details are straightforward: ROH Final Battle will take place December 4 from the Boeing Center in San Antonio, Texas. Ticket sales begin with VIP and premium availability on October 20, followed by a presale on October 21 and the general public on-sale on October 23. Bandido, Mistico, Mascara Dorada, Lee Moriarty, Athena, and Deonna Purrazzo are all advertised as Ring of Honor begins its buildup toward Final Battle.

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