So for a while I've been trying to figure this one out, but for some reason I can't find out what happened. Basically, in the good ol' days whenever a wrestler threw an opponent over the top rope it was counted as a disqualification. And traditionally, it's a great rule. It stops people from being injured, and it makes things a little safer in the ring. But for some reason, it was taken away.

But why? And for extra discussion, do you think that it could work in today's wrestling world?

I think that if ROH were to go back to its roots, then using this rule would be great. It would give them the whole "traditional" feeling back and maybe even get some old school fans to watch their product. Maybe not a lot, but still some fans.

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