Ring of Honor talents held “wrestler’s court” last Saturday prior to the ROH TV taping in Texas.
The reason for the “wrestler’s court” was for referee Gino Colucci. According to the Observer, the charges against him were minor. BJ Whitmer acted as the judge while Michael Elgin apparently acted as the defense attorney for Colucci.
In the end, the charges were dropped.
However, when ROH CEO Joe Koff got wind of this, and he was not too pleased with the talents as he believes the talents should be concentrating on their performances that night.
He reportedly issued a very strong statement, telling the talents to never do it again.
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