Crossbody of Work Episode 223: Jerry Lynn

This week we look at the career of your favorite wrestler's favorite wrestler, Jerry Lynn. We track his career through the independents, ECW, WCW, WWF, TNA, and Ring of Honor. Lynn was a stud everywhere he went, and we cover excellent matches this week against Rob Van Dam, X-Pac, AJ Styles, Justin Credible and more. Join us for a great deep dive into one of the most underrated wrestlers in history.
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Matches:
vs Lightning Kid, 2/3 Falls, GWF Light Heavyweight Championship, December 27, 1991: • Lightning Kid vs Jerry...
vs Rob Van Dam, ECW Television Championship, Living Dangerously 1999: www.dailymotio...
vs Justin Credible, ECW Heavyweight Championship, Anarchy Rulz 2000 (Peacock)
Weird promo from WWF New York - May 20, 2001: www.dailymotio...
vs AJ Styles vs Low Ki, X-Division Championship Ladder Match, TNA Weekly PPV #11: • FULL MATCH: AJ Styles ...
w/Amazing Red vs Elix Skipper & Christopher Daniels, NWA Tag Team Championships, TNA Weekly PPV #41: • Jerry Lynn & The Amazi...

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You guys have explained Jerry Lynn very well. He could work with anybody of any style, size, he was kind of a jack of all trades, he was a really good seller, so clean with his delivery, so creative, and could chain wrestle as good as anybody I have seen. The only thing that Jerry Lynn did not have, I think was personality. I think he was good enough to be a world champion on just his wrestling and workrate alone though. Jerry seemed to have a great mind for wrestling as well. So underrated and undervalued, and was one of the reasons wrestlers work the style and pace they do now. Great wrestler and likeable guy.