I thought I clicked the like button. Sorry lol@Pop Tatari What did you not like about my post? lol
To many people, Chris Jericho is considered the best in the world. I mean, he did beat Austin and The Rock on the same night without breaking a sweat. I'm not a fan of Jericho, but I respect his ability.who really saw this as a "dream match"?
that was 16 years ago lol. When I look at Jericho now, I don't see the Jericho that became the first ever undisputed champion, I see the person that lost to Fandango at Mania, I see the person that just lost to Owens for a midcard title but most importantly, I see a person that is closer to 50 than 40 and got tremendously slower in the ring. In my eyes, he's just not the best in the world anymore. His gimmick stuff is great and all but when it comes down to stealing the show in a 1 on 1 match, I just don't see it.To many people, Chris Jericho is considered the best in the world. I mean, he did beat Austin and The Rock on the same night without breaking a sweat. I'm not a fan of Jericho, but I respect his ability.
I see this as less of a dream match and more of a dream opportunity. New Japan wants to further expand to the west and Jericho is one of the biggest names in wrestling. Seeing Jericho wrestle outside of WWE is already worth noting, but to have it be at one of the biggest wrestling events in the world that isn't related to WWE gets peoples attention. There is still a very large amount of wrestling fans that only watch WWE, and New Japan wants to give them an incentive to watch their biggest show by having a big name they recognise.who really saw this as a "dream match"?
So...I don't mean to sound like a prick or anything...
but...
Will Jericho actually be able to keep up with Omega?
I mean a young WCW-Era Jericho vs. Omega...now that would be a classic...
but now...isn't Jericho a little "old" to be putting on a match with Omega?