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The event poster for Honor Takes Center Stage |
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Entire poster |
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To illustrate the event in question: this image helps readers quickly identify the subject of the article, providing easily recognizable elements of the event (snapshots of the participating wrestlers, the brand and the title), and the tangible form the program was marketed as. |
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Poster is copyrighted to Ring of Honor and GoFightLive. The image does not in any way limit the ability of the copyright owner to market or sell their product. |
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