June 2, 2017 • Admin
<p><em><strong>Uproxx </strong></em>recently interviewed the Ayatollah of Rock n’ Rolla, <strong><a href="http://www.ringsidenews.com/wrestler/chris-jericho" title="Chris Jericho">Chris Jericho</a></strong> himself. Jericho talked about a number of things, including how he balances his music career with his wrestling schedule.</p><p>When the interviewer, Brandan Stroud, asked Y2J if he would ever wrestle as a part-timer in the WWE, the self-proclaimed “G.O.A.T” had a great response and I quote: (quote credits to <em><strong>iwnerd.com</strong></em>)</p><p><em>“No, I won’t do it because that’s not the way it should be. When you’re there, you should go on the road. That’s how you help guys to learn. That’s how I got better. This whole year I got way better because of working with the younger guys, who then were learning from me as well. They need that. And it was a great year with just an awesome locker room, great people, lots of fun. I had as much fun out of the ring as I did in the ring. And in 2015, all I did was live events. I didn’t do TV at all. It’s like the anti-type <strong><a href="http://www.ringsidenews.com/wrestler/brock-lesnar" title="Brock Lesnar">Brock Lesnar</a></strong>. I wouldn’t have a problem <strong><a href="http://www.ringsidenews.com/tag/doing/" title="doing">doing</a></strong> that either. Maybe I’ll never go back on TV again. Maybe I’ll just do live events”</em></p><p>This response alone proves why Jericho is so widely respected by the wrestlers, bookers and fans alike. A legitimate legend indeed.</p>
