Chris Jericho isn’t planning to leave AEW anytime soon.
Speaking on a recent edition of the “Gabby AF” podcast, the Ocho announced that he doesn’t know if he’ll ever leave Tony Khan’s promotion. He said,
“I don’t really think about that sort of thing, I kind of live in the now. We talk about being 33 years in wrestling, I’m like, ‘Wow, really?’ It doesn’t feel that way because I can still have the best match on any given show. Not every night, but a couple weeks ago, I wrestled Takeshita on Dynamite and it was the best on the show. There are still great moments for Jericho and a lot I can do. I don’t shut the door on anything. To me, WWE isn’t the be all-end all. It was great to be there, I had a great 20 years there, but I’ve had a great going on five years in AEW. I love working here. I love working with, not even for, with Tony Khan. WWE is a completely different animal now than when I left in 2017. It’s been six years. It’s not something I’ve really thought about. I like watching and reading about what’s going on, the buzz that they have, but I also like my company and I helped start AEW. I don’t really see any reason why I would want to leave at this point. Never say that I wouldn’t go, but I have zero plans of that. I like it here and I like the people I work with. I enjoy coming to work every week, which was not always the case in WWE, and it’s weird how that is the case here, but it’s a different vibe and I have a lot of fun here in AEW.”
In his latest YouTube video, Maven explained why chops are the most painful moves to take in wrestling. He said,
“Anytime someone says wrestling is fake, let them take a chop. Let them take a chop from Gunther, let them take a chop from Big Show. Big Show chopped me one time and I had his entire handprint on me. Basically, a chop is just a snack and it will, if you take enough of them, open up the skin. It will actually cut you. It will make you believe. I remember wrestling Ric [Flair]. Ric would chop me and you would hear, ‘Wooooo!’ and everybody getting excited and then they would kind of be quiet because they knew another one was coming. If you heard that crisp clap sound, you knew that it was painful… Chops are one of the most painful moves in WWE.“
