Chris Jericho
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Chris Jericho (real name: Christopher Keith Irvine) is an American wrestler.
Bio[edit | edit source]
Aged 19, he entered the Bret Hart School of Wrestling to learn the ropes (and how to throw people into them). After someone pointed out that his initial idea for a stage name, "Jack Action" sounded dumb as fuck, he quickly switched over to the moniker Chris Jericho - a name that he would continue to use safe for a brief period in Mexico, where he was alternatively known as "Leon D'Oro". To say that (ongoing) career that followed is lengthy would be quite the understatement.
Fitting to the over-the-top Rockstar persona he employs on stage, Jericho also has recorded several albums, and appeared in multiple television shows.
In 8chanmania[edit | edit source]
Chris Jericho (likely) debuted in 8chanmania X, where he formed a tag team with Chris Benoit. The two won a promising first victory against Davey Boy Smith and Owen Hart, as well as another success against Mega Man and Zero. Their spree was ended when they ran into Guan Yu and Shao Khan.
His sole other appearance was in 8chanmania XIII. There, he out-wrestled El Grapadura, but then found himself on the wrong end of Rance's rapetrain.
