Homicide’s 30-Year Wrestling Journey to End with Final Match in Brooklyn

One Big Thing

Legendary independent wrestler Homicide will have his final match on March 20 at Outlaw Wrestling’s event in Brooklyn, New York, closing a remarkable 30-year career that included championships in ROH, TNA, and the independent circuit.

Key Details

• Event Location: Arlo Williamsburg, Brooklyn, New York
• Homicide is the current Outlaw Wrestling Champion
• Final opponent yet to be announced

Career Highlights

• ROH World Championship (2006)
• 2-time TNA/NWA Tag Team Champion with LAX
• TNA X-Division Championship (2009)
• Ended Bryan Danielson’s 462-day ROH title reign

Why It Matters

Homicide’s retirement marks the end of an era in independent wrestling. His influence spans multiple major promotions and helped shape the modern independent wrestling scene, particularly in the Northeast.

By The Numbers

• 30+ years in professional wrestling
• 56 days as ROH World Champion
• 23 years of involvement with Ring of Honor
• 2 runs with the TNA/NWA Tag Team Championships

Looking Back

Homicide’s career began in the early 1990s, but his breakthrough came in 2002 with ROH’s launch. He became known for his hard-hitting style and intense matches, particularly in ROH and TNA, where he was a founding member of the Latin American Xchange (LAX).

The Bottom Line

Homicide’s final match represents the culmination of a career that helped bridge the gap between old-school independent wrestling and the modern era, influencing countless wrestlers along the way.

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