3 WWE Superstars Chris Jericho likes, and 2 he doesn't

Chris Jericho is a true icon of professional wrestling.

Sure, he may not have become a pop-culture icon on the level of Hulk Hogan, the Rock or John Cena, but Y2J has still become a huge star in and out of the ring.

A 9-time WWE Intercontinental Champion, Jericho was also the first Undisputed Champion, a tag-team and European Champion, as well as the current IWGP Intercontinental Champion.

Outside of the ring, Jericho has done some acting, having his own series 'But I'm Chris Jericho', which saw a fictionalized version of the Canadian try his hand at all sorts of ventures.

Jericho has become a huge musical success in his band Fozzy, with Y2J juggling time with WWE with touring schedules.

With such an illustrious career, it's easy to see why Jericho has so many friends, but there's still some he doesn't like, or rather, don't like him.

Here are three WWE Superstars Jericho is friends with, and two he can't see eye-to-eye with.

#3 Likes: Roman Reigns

On-screen, Roman Reigns battled Kevin Owens in early 2017, with the Big Dog failing to take the Universal Championship from the Prizefighter.

As part of the story, Reigns also feuded with Chris Jericho, with Jericho even defeating Reigns to win the United States title.

In an interview on his popular Talk Is Jericho podcast, the master of the Codebreaker spoke about those he had become close friends with, and name-dropped the Big Dog.

In a rather sad moment, Jericho admitted that most of the stars he hung out with on the road were at least ten years younger than him, but said that most Superstars his age were either retired or dead.

Hopefully it won't be long until the Big Dog is back.

#2 Doesn't Like: Superstar Billy Graham

Billy Graham was not pleased to hear Jericho reference the great Bruno Sammartino

Billy Graham is a controversial man, with some very controversial opinions.

A proven Superstar in the industry, Graham has a tendency to be critical of modern-day work, most recently Ronda Rousey.

That being said, Graham retired in the 80s, whilst Jericho didn't start making it big until the 1990s, appearing in WCW and later in the WWF, so it' practically impossible that these two would ever feud on screen.

In spite of this, Graham was reportedly massively offended once, when Jericho referenced the legendary Bruno Sammartino in a promo, and whilst the exact promo is unknown, we presume a heel-Jericho would ridicule the Italian Stallion.

Graham continued his rant for a while, though it clearly didn't faze Jericho, who was able to laugh the tirade off, and called the Superstar a “mark”

#2 Likes: Christian

Maybe there's something about Canadians sticking together in wrestling?

But in 2002, Christian and Chris Jericho started teaming together, and quickly became a huge success.

Winning the World Tag Team Championships, the duo proved themselves in the ring, though were perhaps, even more, entertaining out of the ring.

Memorably, the pair had their gear stolen by the Dudley Boyz during an episode of RAW, leading to the two being unceremoniously de-toweled by Spike on the entrance ramp.

Whilst the two would split, they'd reunite in the Winter of 2003, before Christian turned on his friend, leading to a match at WrestleMania 20.

In Madison Square Garden, the two real-life friends had a great match together, and whilst Jericho would end up staring up at the lights (thanks to Trish Stratus) it must've been great to compete in the Arena his father played for the New York Rangers in.

#1 Doesn't Like: Bill Goldberg

Jericho and Goldberg didn't get along in WCW.

Things may have changed recently, given their feud in 2017 with Kevin Owens, but in WCW, Jericho and Goldberg could not get along.

As one of a few stars WCW made themselves, Goldberg was handed a lot of opportunities, some of which, many wrestlers, including Jericho, thought should've gone to a more established star.

Jericho even took it so far as to begin a feud with Jericho, calling out the former football player, and when Goldberg didn't show, Y2J would count it as a win.

Claiming to be 6-0 against what he called 'Greenberg', the WCW backstage loved the story, though eventually wanted the two to face off in an actual match.

In his book, Jericho said he excitedly told Goldberg the news of the match, to which Goldberg responded, saying he didn't even know they were feuding, and squashed Y2J in minutes.

#1 Likes: Edge

In 2009, Edge and Chris Jericho were both at a crossroads.

Jericho had won, and subsequently lost the Intercontinental title to Rey Mysterio, whilst Edge was out of the World Title picture, which was being handled by CM Punk and Jeff Hardy.

Fearing losing out, the pair quickly became a tag-team, winning the Unified Tag Team Championships, though their reign was short-lived, as Edge went down with injury, and was replaced by the Big Show.

In real life, Edge and Jericho are close friends, supporting each other in their ventures inside and outside the WWE.

Therefore it must've been a blast for both men to be champions together, and must have been even more fun to feud together, when Edge returned to win the 2010 Royal Rumble.

He may not have beaten Jericho at WrestleMania 26 for the World title, but the two told a great story.

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Edited by Sripad