Chris Jericho On CM Punk's WWE Return 

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It will happen

Love It CVVCLIPS Bro.

Easy money

Interview icp, boggeyman, molly Holly, sharkboy

Oh we will. He'll have his last run/final match in WWE

Come back for the Hall of Fame!

@@SFCityKids who would his opponent be....

His last t match will not be in wwe

Now I truly believe that one

Yh I remember that Jericho said he felt the same way punk did when he left in 2005 when he said he would never go back to wwe and returned 2 years later punk response was he wouldn’t do the same thing Jericho did on the colt cabana podcast

​@kingdomofanimaria I mean in respects to punk he lasted a whole lot longer then Jericho. Jericho was 2 years while punk was about a decade.

Tbh it's not like he did the same, took him pretty much almost 5 times the amount that jericho did. But after the way AEW treated him, i guess any motivation he still needed to return was given to him on a silver platter.@@kingdomofanimaria

​@@SM.11183He was effectively back in WWE in 2019, don't forget. While his salary was paid for by Fox, it was a show entirely based around WWE and otherwise produced by WWE. He may not have appeared in a WWE ring, but neither does Kevin Dunn and no-one says Dunn isn't part of WWE.

Plus Bret also lost his brother and there was that whole dark cloud that divided the Hart family over it. So Bret more than anyone had loads of bad blood between him and WWE.

make peace and shake hands with Martha Hart is way harder than shake hands with CM Punk.

The Hell froze over quote was literally Punk copying Bret's exact words.

That’s a very valid point

Like 30 years later

He's in the top 10 of the greatest wrestlers of all time. A underrated goat.

He left on good terms and even if it's not in ring, he will be in the HOF someday and probably sooner rather than later.

​@@Peppers19781978absolutely

Jeriwho?

I don't think being the toilet break match for the past 4 years counts as relevant

NashHole

Legendary

One of the goats on the mic fr

For bringing up that term 'You just made the List!!'

Im from Winnipeg you idiot!

Evp wasn't why he got fired. He got fired for fighting a guy half his age.

Excuse me, PUNK was the one who publicly refused to shake William Regal's hand in the AEW locker room (despite Regal having _decades_ of seniority over Mr. "Respect Your Elders" there), rudely stating that he didn't respect Regal because he thought he was "a stooge for Triple H". The hypocrisy is absolutely _staggering._

Super "toxic" for the guy he who is always the problem wherever he goes.

Personally, I wasn't opposed to Punk getting fired for starting the fight before his match at All In. He's 45 years old. He knows better. He should have let Jungle Boy be the immature twit that he is. Jungle Boy should have been fired too instead of the "suspended indefinitely" BS. However, I do believe Punk's actual intentions at AEW were pure - to make money and to help build up the company. I think Punk would have preferred AEW over WWE if AEW's younglings could pull their heads out of their asses, be a bit more respectful and want to learn from the veterans. Sadly, that's not the atmosphere there it seems.

​@@alexbrannonpunk is actually from that era where Jericho would try to murder Goldberg via triangle choke backstage. He was locker room leader while Cena Taker Randy HHH were all nearly in their prime. And he was trying to protect that Jungle Boy from hitting himself with real glass. In any other era of wrestling besides the one of fake aew tough guys we currently live in Jungle Boy would be sent home for a few years. Imma a mark but CM punk was provoked into acting out or cornered both times he committed assault on the bitch club😂

Oh please his undisputed reign was awful.

Why?

They will.

I noticed that too😂

Jericho behind the scenes is telling mox rusev and Joe to jump ship for sure😂

Not only that Hhh is more a mentor saves you from bumps and Tony is more of a friend who gives you bumps lol

It proved to everyone that the Cucamonga Clique is the problem backstage.

Why did they fire Punk though? Why didn't they fire that jobber instead of their top Star lol

Man, that's honestly why I can't respect Jericho anymore.

​@@demonsuckafucka6828Because the unprofessional element in that company was never leaving and never going to be held in check, and Punk was never going to take that shit. It was different after Brawl Out when Jericho held Punk over the coals. We didn't know about Hangman shooting or the idiocy about Cabana, so burying Punk helps keep the company in good position in that spot. After all, we all saw the scrum. But with Perry? He was already becoming known as an entitled piece of shit, especially to fans... but then you publicly shit on what Punk told you TO KEEP YOU, YOUR COLLEAGUES, AND THE PROMOTION SAFE from liability? Especially Jericho can't say anything on that, we know Chris had multiple backstage fights on his record, and I'm sure Jericho probably socks Perry too, in that situation.

​@@demonsuckafucka6828Because Punk made Tony "fear for his life". 😆

Well we all know the Macho Man rumor.

he fucked his daughter. Vince was jealous that a man of his age fucked his daughter who he could never fuck. Fuck!

They made up, too. Macho even did a promo for his action figure at Comic-Con just before his passing.

I think it was more a Macho Man thing than a Vince thing, probably never felt he COULD go back. And NO, I don't believe those stupid rumours.

​@@alexbrannonPresumably the Stephanie thing 😮

Yes, then he can go back to putting over the actual draws.

These wrestlers are really just going for whoever can pay more at a particular time. If that's AEW, sure they'll jump to that. If it's WWE, same thing.

It's always been like that for years even before aew was a thing​@@shadowalk

WWE fanboys are plenty, mostly through playing WWE2K videogames. It doesn't make it a better show. Same storylines for over a decade and obvious payoffs which are known months in advance. It's stale and everyone knows it.

In a gimmick called Chris "The Canadian Lazarus" Benoit.

Alongside Jimmy Snuka, straight from hell.

@@tdx_1138 yeah they have to tone everything down now. Should be the Crippler again or the Homewrecker Widowmaker

We need to find the Lazarus Pits. Where's Ra's Al Ghul at?

@@eduardopazhurtado3882 I read the words "straight from hell" like vince McMahon for some reason

If he doesn’t ruin it for himself.

@@sgtquig9040Your profile pic is so accurate. Punk wasn’t the problem AEW was. That’s why Bryan is injured AGAIN.

@@viperrecords3288 Sure buddy. The guy who's been in every major wrestling company in America in the past 20 years and left all of them on bad terms with no notice isn't the one at fault. The part about AEW must be dangerous becuase a guy who got injured way more when he was younger in WWE got another less severe injury, classic.

@@alphanerd7221 He never left ROH on bad terms you dumb ass. Keep reaching and AEW is responsible for Bryan being in the shelf again 😂 Stay mad nerd

​@@alphanerd7221Didn't know he left ROH on bad terms after having a farewell match...

He's not good, he wanted Punk fired because his feelings were hurt..

@@zhougongjin2704 that makes him a bad wrestler and entertainer?

I must have imagined him calling CM Punk a cancer 5 months ago. Which some wrestlers in both companies started to parrot.

About a month after Punk left AEW Jericho said "We know the issues. The issues have been rectified...", and he said that AEW is better than it was a month ago. Imagine if Steve Austin (that era's Punk) left WWE and someone said that WWE is better without him.. Jericho is a two faced snake

@@zerofudou5689 did he do it publicly? No. That's the BIG difference

@@zhougongjin2704 Punk isn't Austin. And AEW is better without him there. He is not worth it because he causes more problems than he solves. Imagine if Austin was a dick, and rock, HHH, HBK Bret Hart and all the other guys didn't wanna work with him, would Austin be as big as he was? That's the point with Punk, no doubt he was their biggest draw. But nobody wanted to work with him, and it wasn't for lack of trying. Nobody is irreplaceable. Jericho tried to make it work, the elite tried, Tony tried. And he always felt that he was bigger than the company, and nobody can be bigger than the company.

​@@advogadocannabicoHave you tried watching Collision when Punk isn't running the show?

Where did he say Punk came in to destroy AEW?

@@mikeg2491 on his own podcast, just Google the words, sorry my comment definitely needed context

Sure Punk was never the problem and there is some kind of conspiracy that makes it so that he's left every major company on bad terms.

@@alphanerd7221 Lol

@@TheSlamSociety Pretending to laugh, typical.