AEW star Chris Jericho shares graphic video of his niece being bullied and attacked; vows to take the matter to media 

Former AEW Champion Chris Jericho recently shared a graphic clip of his niece being attacked by her fellow schoolmates.

A few minutes back, Le Champion posted the footage on his official Twitter handle, tagging her niece's school and the school district, urging them to step up and take action against the case of bullying. Jericho added that despite his family pleading with the school over the last few months about the issue, no action has been taken.

In closing, Chris Jericho wrote that if the institute were unwilling to take any action, he'd "love" to discuss the matter with the media, tagging ABC News.

"Hey @HillsboroughSch - My niece has been incessantly bullied at #MulrennanMiddleSchool for months. Despite my families pleas, nobody did anything to help…and this was the result a few days ago. If u won’t take action, I’d love to discuss this on @abcactionnews & @wfla ANYTIME!" tweeted Chris Jericho.

Check out the former WWE Champion's tweet below. Viewer discretion is advised.

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Chris Jericho would be in action at Double or Nothing

The first-ever AEW World Champion will be in action at the upcoming pay-per-view on May 29th alongside his Jericho Appreciation Society stablemates. In last week's episode of Dynamite, the faction confronted Blackpool Combat Club, Proud & Powerful, Eddie Kingston, and William Regal.

Jericho was about to lay down a challenge for a Stadium Stampede match, but Jon Moxley shot down the idea, saying he wasn't interested in "sports entertainment." It was later revealed that the two sides would meet in the first-ever 'Anarchy in the Arena' match at the pay-per-view.

It's safe to assume the bout will be in the same vein as a Stadium Stampede match, where anything goes with no rules in place.