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Chris Jericho Prefers Wrestle Kingdom 14 Match Over Tokyo Dome Bout
Confirmed
In Short: Chris Jericho, reflecting on his career highlights, shared on his Talk Is Jericho podcast that he might prefer his Wrestle Kingdom 14 match against Hiroshi Tanahashi to his previous Tokyo Dome bout with Kenny Omega.
In 2020, New Japan Pro-Wrestling presented Wrestle Kingdom 14 as a two-night special at the Tokyo Dome, with Jericho facing Tanahashi on night two.
Jericho's next bout outside of North America will take place on October 6th when he faces Nick Wayne at AEW Grand Slam France.
The podcast episode featuring Jericho's reflections is credited to Talk Is Jericho, with a transcription provided by Fightful.
Jericho's comments highlight his appreciation for the technical and storytelling aspects of his match against Tanahashi.
The match against Tanahashi, which took place at Wrestle Kingdom 14, showcased Jericho's ability to deliver high-quality wrestling performances.
Jericho's upcoming bout against Nick Wayne at AEW Grand Slam France marks his return to international competition.
The Tokyo Dome has been a significant venue for Jericho, hosting memorable matches against top wrestlers like Kenny Omega.
Jericho's preference for the Tanahashi match over the Omega bout underscores the depth and variety of his wrestling career.
The podcast provides fans with insight into Jericho's thoughts on his career highlights and memorable matches.
What this adds
WarpBeat previously reported on Jericho's reflections on his Wrestle Kingdom 14 match, but this new report adds details about his upcoming match against Nick Wayne and his preference for the Tanahashi bout.
Background
Chris Jericho, reflecting on his career highlights, shared on his Talk Is Jericho podcast that he might prefer his Wrestle Kingdom 14 match against Hiroshi Tanahashi to his previous Tokyo Dome bout with Kenny Omega.
What's confirmed
- In 2020, New Japan Pro-Wrestling presented Wrestle Kingdom 14 as a two-night special at the Tokyo Dome, with Jericho facing Tanahashi on night two.
- Jericho's next bout outside of North America will take place on October 6th when he faces Nick Wayne at AEW Grand Slam France.
- The podcast episode featuring Jericho's reflections is credited to Talk Is Jericho, with a transcription provided by Fightful.
- Jericho's comments highlight his appreciation for the technical and storytelling aspects of his match against Tanahashi.
- The match against Tanahashi, which took place at Wrestle Kingdom 14, showcased Jericho's ability to deliver high-quality wrestling performances.
- Jericho's upcoming bout against Nick Wayne at AEW Grand Slam France marks his return to international competition.
- The Tokyo Dome has been a significant venue for Jericho, hosting memorable matches against top wrestlers like Kenny Omega.
- Jericho's preference for the Tanahashi match over the Omega bout underscores the depth and variety of his wrestling career.
- The podcast provides fans with insight into Jericho's thoughts on his career highlights and memorable matches.
What's still developing
- Night two saw Hiroshi Tanahashi going one-on-one with then-AEW World Champion Chris Jericho.
- The one I had with (Hiroshi) Tanahashi, I might even like it better.
- If the quote in this article is used, please credit Talk Is Jericho with an H/T to Fightful for the transcription.
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