Chris Jericho has been a cornerstone of AEW since its launch nearly six years ago. After parting ways with WWE over creative frustrations following his WrestleMania 33 snub, Jericho made a splash in NJPW with a feud against Kenny Omega.
The rumors surrounding Chris Jericho's future refuse to go away. And now, the former AEW and Ring Of Honor Champion has commented on whether he will be returning to WWE after seven years away from the company.
Chris Jericho has finally broken his silence over a possible return to WWE and suggested that he could swap teams. The 54-year-old's contract with AEW is believed to be up at the end of this year or the start of 2026.
Ric Flair hopes Jericho gets a final WWE run but doubts it will match Cena's retirement tour. Jericho fuels WWE return rumors with nostalgic posts and social media teases.
Ever since it came out that Chris Jericho has an expiry date to his AEW contract by the end of this year, he has been rumored for a move to WWE. Even though
Tony Khan says he'd welcome Jericho back and still holds him in high standing in AEW/ROH. Jericho's AEW contract ends at the end of 2025; reports conflict on his next move.
Chris Jericho's future has been one of the hottest topics of discussion in the pro wrestling business but a WWE return may not be on the cards for the AEW star.
John Cena chose a long goodbye instead of a sudden exit, and that decision has given WWE an entire year to celebrate a once-in-a-generation draw. The company has now put a date on its last dance.
With John Cena entering the final year of his career, multiple stories have emerged surrounding the WWE legend, painting him as one of the best wrestlers to ever step foot in the ring, including praise from some of his greatest rivals, including The Undertaker, Dave Batista, and Kurt Angle.
WWE uploaded two classic Jericho matches to the Vault, igniting talk of a WWE return. Jericho's AEW contract nears the end, and sources say WWE is enthusiastic about re-signing him.
Chris Jericho was an integral part of early AEW. Nobody doubts that. When Jericho’s signing was announced back in January 2019, it was major news in wrestling.
It’s an AEW PPV week, and that means rum- oh, Chris Jericho liked an Instagram post claiming he’s open to a WWE return. That got Jericho’s name trending.
Chris Jericho was one of the most instrumental names to be a part of AEW's launch, but he could be on his way back to WWE in 2026. The speculation began when Jericho liked a social media post that indicated he could be interested in a WWE return.
Chris Jericho has been a foundational building block for AEW over the past six years, but a return to WWE very well may be on the table. Rumors began to fly earlier this week when Jericho liked a social media post about him returning to WWE, which was then followed by a report of conversations happening regarding a potential Jericho comeback.
Well, that was quite a dramatic headline, wasn’t it? Yet the almighty algorithm demands it thus. All jokes aside, Chris Jericho stirred up quite the conversation online after liking an Instagram post reporting he’d be open to a WWE return.
Chris Jericho's potential return to WWE is the talk of the pro wrestling business right now, and one of his former rivals can see it happening. Chris Jericho's contract is reportedly set to expire either at the end of this year or in early 2026, fuelling talk of a possible return at the Royal Rumble in January.
Former AEW World Champion Chris Jericho’s recent absence from the company has fueled speculation surrounding a potential return to his former company, WWE.
Chris Jericho was one of the most important stars back in 2019 when Tony Khan joined hands with Cody Rhodes to form AEW. Being the inaugural World Champion of AEW, there was immediate star value, legitimacy, and publicity to the brand associated with Jericho.
As was indicated in the angle that played out on Dynamite this week, Chris Jericho is taking some time off from AEW programming. There was a segment on Dynamite this Wednesday where Jericho expressed disappointment in his pupils Big Bill & Bryan Keith after the Learning Tree’s losses at Dynasty.
AEW’s Chris Jericho made a surprise appearance at GCW Highest in the Room 3 Saturday in Los Angeles, attacking both Matt Cardona and Effy. Cardona was taking on Effy in a singles match and after a low blow, Cardona was about to hit him with a belt shot when a disguised man hit the ring.
Chris Jericho’s ROH World title challenger at Final Battle has been revealed. Matt Cardona made a surprise appearance at Wednesday night’s Ring of Honor TV and AEW Dynamite taping in Fishers, Indiana to confront Jericho and challenge him to an ROH World title match at Final Battle on December 20.