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#1 Chris Jericho
The GOAT never sits on his laurels when he takes breaks from WWE, but his latest break seems semi-permanent for once. He has toured with his band Fozzy, he organizes a luxury cruise every year, and now he’s signed with AEW.
He terrorized Kenny Omega in NJPW and he continued that feud at Double or Nothing as he stood tall over Omega’s body and screamed for appreciation from the livid audience. Jon Moxley was happy to give Chris Jericho some violent appreciation of his own.
Every match Jericho wrestles with AEW is a banger, and both his star power and his limitless imagination will bolster the company in these delicate first few years. His dedication to creativity might not be a part of the backstage work, but it doesn’t need to be. He’s the Brock Lesnar, the Stone Cold Steve Austin, the Ric Flair of AEW. His name alone garners interest from the most fans in the most age ranges and that’s irreplaceable.
Who are your picks for AEW’s best talents so far? Tell me in the comments or on the official Sportskeeda twitter page.
Teddy Long snaps when Swerve Strickland's race is brought up HERE
