Congratulations to AEW Star Ariya Daivari

Ariya Daivari is a veteran in the world of professional wrestling. He has a career of almost two decades in the world of professional wrestling, with tenures across promotions like WWE, AEW, and ROH. He has mostly portrayed a villainous persona in the ring as a professional wrestler, but today, Daivari shared very positive news about his life as a pro-wrestling star.

Daivari is mostly known for his role in WWE’s 205 Live, where he used to work as a heel character of a Persian Prince. He then moved on to work as a producer in WWE before joining AEW in 2021. For a while now, the 37-year-old star has served as a coach for the Jacksonville-based promotion. But recently, the Iranian star revealed that he is starting a wrestling school for the next generation of professional wrestlers.

Taking to Instagram, Daivari shared an announcement reel for his wrestling school in Las Vegas. It is called ‘Sin City Squared Circle’ with the idea to provide the best facilities to the upcoming, rising pro-wrestlers. Moreover, it is also revealed that Ariya is opening this school with fellow AEW star Darius Martin.

Check out the Instagram post below:

Ariya Daivari picked up a strong win in Ring of Honor recently

Ariya Daivari has been competing in AEW’s partner promotion, Ring of Honor, lately. The 37-year-old star is currently involved in a tag team with Tony Nese called Premier Athletes, and they faced Kiran Grey & Oro on a recent ROH taping.

On April 6, the two stars delivered a strong showing against their opponents and went on to pick up a win over Grey and Oro. Moreover, Daivari and Nese’s team has been moving with a lot of momentum in the Ring of Honor as of late. They are a part of an entire faction alongside names like Mark Sterling, Stori Denali, and Josh Woods.

Daivari also competed in a Mixed Tag Team Match alongside Nese and Stori Denali to take on Angelica Risk, Brandon Cutler & Terry Kid in Ring of Honor last month. These matches are helping Ariya Daivari hone his skills in professional wrestling,, which will eventually elevate his performance as a coach in his school.