Chris Jericho SHOOTS On REAL Heat With Triple H!

[@InsideTheRopes]

Triple H or Chris Jericho? Let us know in the comments below!

[@babarazamsucks]

Both but if I have to pick one, then Triple H.

[@rachorachev8905]

Both are overrated

[@babarazamsucks]

Both. During this time that he’s talking about, Chris Jericho. Now, Triple H.

[@handsuporillshoot381]

@rachorachev8905 Triple H is overated, not Jericho. Jericho was one of most talented wrestlers in the business. The only problem with him is that he stayed as an active wrestler for far too long. He's way past his prime.

[@dsadams17]

Jericho. He's always found a way to change himself and make himself into something completely different to what he's already been. Triple H is a one-note wrestler.

[@thoughtzbytreee]

Randy Orton stated in an interview Jericho was a locker room leader and he always wanted to stay on the same brand. He was never afraid to speak up or say yes/no to Vince.

[@DJYC21215]

Yet he was too afraid to tell Vince no to losing to Chyna? I call bs

[@master-of-mind5881]

@@DJYC21215Jericho is more of a locker room leader than you’ll ever be.

[@DJYC21215]

@@master-of-mind5881 I was the captain of my team for a real sport. So i'm not too sure about that one buddy, and we won multiple championships.

[@saltedllama2759]

@@DJYC21215 Suuuuuure you were.

[@DJYC21215]

@@saltedllama2759 I got proof on my channel. Want me to link you the video?

[@RedKrypto-m8k]

I have so much respect for Jericho. This dude has lived a life and a half and still is doing it.

[@anakinsmith4770]

I feel like this kinda proves that the currently aew run is bad booking from Toni khan

[@RedKrypto-m8k]

@ totally agreed. His heart is in the right place but he needs to gain a better control of what’s going on. I feel like he is the type to just agree with whatever the boys say they want to do.

[@KyokujiFGC]

Regardless of how they booked him, when I was a kid in school, the only wrestlers casual fans talked about were The Rock, Steve Austin, DX and Jericho. He was absolutely seen as a top guy in the Attitude Era even if he wasn't always booked that way.

[@jihadthegeneral]

Don’t forget Foley. His mainstream appeal back then is underrated.

[@MrEmory1980]

Got to include Undertaker in that list as well.

[@IcyRobin]

@@MrEmory1980 kids in school didn’t imitate or want to be like taker or Kane , I think that’s really what this guy meant to say

[@capricola8682]

Even intercontinental championship was lit back then.

[@gunnarbatty7511]

Everyone has put somebody in the walls of jehrico at some point

[@lucaromanelli4664]

You may like Jericho or not, but you gotta admit he's a great storyteller.

[@mikehunt4986]

Was thinking the same thing!

[@akbarshabazz-jenkins7847]

Greatest mic skills of all-time in my humble opinion. I actually think his fellow superstars low-key stole some of his tendencies.

[@coreychristian2312]

Got me leaning in lol

[@mikehunt4986]

@@akbarshabazz-jenkins7847 Low-key? As opposed to high-key? LOL SMH

[@aromega10]

not anymore

[@trevorduncan9580]

I am not a big Jericho fan- but i respect what he's done... and I do appreciate his honesty and he is SO knowledgeable. Great interview here.

[@Rick-si1re]

Same, never was a big Jericho fan, but I respect him and his willingness to go out of his way to entertain the fans, I think he did the right thing in what the late 2010s by leaving WWE and joining AEW, he's a big star there, and finally got his chance to shine in the main event, it was a smart move on his part, had he stayed in WWE, he wouldn't have gotten passed the mid card. Idk if u know about the time when Vince dissed him when he was going to get the undisputed WWF championhip for the first time. .....so Vince was never big on him either.

[@user-fe8gx3ie5v]

Jericho's the GOAT.

[@Jayrob22]

@@Rick-si1reyall jus said da same thing just let it be

[@saltyishere9152]

Of course he's knowledgeable, he's been in wrestling forever 😂

[@urbonx]

You're on the list now Trevor.

[@HAHBAH]

i never get tired of these jericho insights. Love that dude.

[@WRXinthe410]

How can Triple H get an attitude about wrestlers coming from WCW when he himself came from WCW?

[@chowder1272]

Exactly 😅

[@danman1789]

that's not the context. HHH was in WCW for a minute when they were nothing, an irrelevant product. He went to WWF and got over very quickly, became a huge star and all that. Then Monday Night Wars happens. THAT is the time when WCW original guys like Jericho, Benoit, DDP became toxic and disliked.

[@WRXinthe410]

@@danman1789 so. He still came from WCW

[@coooldonkey]

ever seen a racist american telling people to go back to their country?

[@ashmartin19]

Was thinking the same

[@OfficerDoofyInTown]

If you think about it, Jericho is probably the only guy who survived HHH's golden shovel.

[@theman52290]

The shovel is a myth internet marks have created

[@Mysticrockermusic]

Chris Benoit, Brother. Chris Benoit mopped the floor with Triple H every match they had. Beating him at wrestlemania to win the belt over Triple H, that's the only man that Triple H could never bury.

[@ksturdevant10]

True few guys went over hhh because once someone did they would take off like Bautista! Wouldn't be worth that kinda shine if he lost to all the baby faces

[@tristanpotter2183]

​@@theman52290 He definitely used it on Booker T

[@billybadass3056]

@@theman52290 ..... can you please disappear

[@jamiecostello812]

Jericho all day. Best WWE debut of all time. Crowd popped like crazy !!

[@seanhicks9959]

Kane's debut was epic too

[@TheAwsumDudes]

kane debut the best by far

[@MrStuDubb]

@@TheAwsumDudesCrowd didn’t pop for Kane like Jericho. Not even close.

[@TheAwsumDudes]

@ true, but in history that debut is the best

[@RobCrowley85]

​@@MrStuDubbthey weren't supposed to anyway

[@PaulDozierZZoMBiE13]

I was at that Fully Loaded PPV. We were right up front, closest I've ever been to the ring. Taker threw Angle into our row. I still have the folding chair from that one.

[@dr.loomis4221]

Prove it

[@Juggalo972]

Dallas, TX at Reunion Arena!

[@adrenalineunlimited]

That's sweet! I only went to one wrestling show in my childhood, and I've always wished I had gotten a memento

[@charlesjohnson2712]

I went to raw in halifax NS stone colds beer bash was awesome

[@dreamprenure]

@@dr.loomis4221dude really?

[@stevenhargett]

Jericho, in WCW especially, was my favorite most underrated wrestler and entertainer.. He just had it! Funny, crude, AMAZING WRESTLER, just a multi talented man.

[@alexmotts]

Jericoholic for life. They totally need to reprint that t shirt. I'd buy it in a heartbeat

[@adrenalineunlimited]

By they, do you mean WWE or Chris? Does he own that?

[@nicksparta9580]

@@adrenalineunlimited Who the January 6th Trump guy?

[@alexmotts]

@@adrenalineunlimited don't care who "they" are. They could be the keibler elves for all I give a f. As long as I can get that t shirt again. Don't care who's responsible for making it

[@Censored4UViaGoogle]

I always liked the WCW shirt, Jericholics anonymous

[@jamesmorant1406]

That Last Man Standing match is one of my favorite matches

[@GaryCedestromIII]

I've never seen a good LMS match in my life. They're always anticlimactic. A good match has to have the 1-2-3.

[@frvnxis]

@@GaryCedestromIIIRock vs Foley LMS match at 99 Rumble maybe is not a great match but is definitely an iconic one, and the ending is far from anticlimactic lol

[@sensationaldenny]

That whole event "Fully Loaded 2000) was great. Thats the one where Rikishi did a splash onto Val Venis off the top of the cage! insane bump! The Rock vs Benoit was a great match as well.

[@jamesmorant1406]

@sensationaldenny Rikishi off the cage was nuts

[@jamesmorant1406]

@@frvnxis You mean I quit match at the Royal Rumble they had a Last Man Standing match at the St. Valentine times massacre

[@Thats_BlvckPanther]

Jericho is definitely in my top 15. Promo skills, and In ring work.

[@pascualcastelan4621]

His mic skilled sucked ass lol his ring ability was legit but to me he was as bad on the mic like Chris Benoit and Shelton Benjamin

[@corybuckle944]

Yeahh ok..what??? Jericho is one of the funniest.​@@pascualcastelan4621

[@Thats_BlvckPanther]

@ You sound drunk.. seriously.

[@AD-ur1fk]

@@pascualcastelan4621worst take ever. You’re really comparing Jericho on the mic to Benoit and Shelton lol

[@mgtowchristianmonk9743]

​@@AD-ur1fkThey weren't even bad on the mic, they just don't go to acting school.

[@undertakerfanz628]

Same story with Triple H same thing with CM Punk same thing with Booker T

[@fried_tacos1587]

And somehow it always seems like Hunter ending up being the "good guy" lmao

[@watersandblue6001]

​@@fried_tacos1587 Triple H was right about Cm Punk back then for sure.

[@gregski-h1o]

@@watersandblue6001no he was not lol. Triple H was out of touch back then

[@theman52290]

​@@gregski-h1othe top guy in the company was out of touch.......ok buddy

[@gregski-h1o]

@@theman52290 yes he was. Triple H was Vince’s sidekick back in 2011-2014. They were both out of touch

[@ExoticPlayTactics]

The way He has changed himself over the years is a testament of the fact that Jericho is the true Chameleon.

[@AubriCounelis]

Everyone, please stop saying stuff like this. He doesn't need any more dumbass gimmick changes.

[@frankhoward6645]

Fun interview Jericho is an amazing wrestler he has had a incredible career that story of Vince going to the movies is hilarious I couldn't picture him seating there watching a movie especially Spiderman

[@jackoneill842]

Out of all the people Triple H disliked and discouraged, I would have much preferred to see RVD elevated to a main-event talent…Hunter thought Rob was a silly stoner and couldn’t understand why people liked him…even though people liked him for the same reasons they liked HBK.

[@ChadLouisNewton]

RVD was a silly stoner though, Steph had to keep giving him warning after warning whenever he turned up for TV or House shows stenching of Weed. Plus when he was given the WWE Title in 2006, he threw away the chance of becoming a main eventer by getting himself busted & suspended.

[@elamcyril]

HBK wasn't just great in the ring, he was brilliant on the mic. RVD sucked on mic. He was an upper midcarder at best.

[@hopsonkim4952]

@@elamcyrilRVD sucked on the mic because they never let him do anything other than be a silly stoner. Look up his ECW stuff he was legit

[@Mamashmeeky]

HHH was jealous of and saw Jericho as a threat in the 2000s

[@TheCrazyMadScientist]

YOU JUST MADE THE LIST!!!!!

[@Joe_Parmesan]

"Woods is laughing..."

[@ClarenceBeeks64]

Chris Jericho legacy was red hot once he left WWE, many felt he was one of the greatest to ever do it. He should've retired after his reign with the AEW title could've been the perfect send off.

[@BalboaTypeGuy]

Gotta love Jericho,I could listen to him tell a story all day long every day of the week twice on Sunday

[@Nighthawk_96]

Jericho i feel like is the only wrestler now and back then, that didn’t put up with anyone’s shit and stuck up to the other wrestlers

[@joshuabryant8504]

Same. True ride or die.

[@MrMGR1986]

He was also not afraid to defend wrestlers from other wrestlers

[@DarrenReddix-p6r]

Undertaker definitely didn't, but that's probably because ppl weren't dumb enough to f with him.

[@DarrenReddix-p6r]

​@@MrMGR1986 Yup, him standing up to Brock Lesnar showed his guts, glad Lesnar didn't kill him though.

[@brianlogan4243]

@@DarrenReddix-p6r Taker is in his own class. He got to prolong his career taking long periods off, was rewarded for staying loyal during the monday night war and was the oldest dog in the yard at the main event level. He basically got Andre's place.

[@TakeraYT]

bruh chris jericho's impressions are always so funny "hello, whos this?" LMFAO

[@henrikschmidt3964]

A Danish term is called 'self irony', which basically just means not taking yourself too seriously and can laugh at yourself. I have always appreciated that side of Chris Jericho. Yea, he has gotten a bit of a big head at a couple of times, but he can also own up to it and reflect with some genuine honesty. He freely tells stories of being a fool. That makes him very relatable.

[@ArtIficiallyAqw1k]

I remember jericho winning that match against hhh for the belt and they came out and like nah...i was so confused... really derailed his momentum, they always flopped jericho. State college had some great moments

[@IAMTVWorld]

The way jerico imitated undertaker, vince and triple h was priceless 😂😂😂

[@dairyking6514]

Ive always loved how someone will be talking so calmly and so proffesionally about somoen and inside the ropes is just SHOOTS SHOOTS SHOOTS SHOOTS SHOOTS like we not finna click unless we think theyre shooting

[@truegrizzlesfan2292]

Please fix the words : "professionally" and "someone". I like someone who can spell simple words correctly.

[@Devin_10k]

Jericho is my all-time fav.

[@joen8529]

But I agree with Jericho that turning Austin was a terrible idea.

[@Rschr101]

What an original thought

[@joen8529]

@@Rschr101 Mocking an internet comment… What an original idea!

[@goodgriefchief]

that’s crazy seeing as how hhh came from wcw 😂

[@adamc-sv2tp]

He wasn’t really a part of wcw. Jericho is talking about guys who came over who were names on Monday nitro during the Monday night wars. Guys like show, Eddie, Benoit, Jericho.

[@madnomad3861]

HHH left WCW before Nitro even started

[@master-of-mind5881]

We all gotta start somewhere.

[@JonnyHolms]

I've always liked Chris and I always will... what an amazing wrestler....

[@TReyDon0fTX]

Jericho will always be in my eyes one of the top ten singles talents pre and post ruthless aggression era. They haven't had stacked recognizable talents till recently

[@nilocthecoyote]

damn jericho is a true goat and future hall of famer for sure i need to rewatch those matches now and this was learning facts from the learning tree!

[@rabblerouser5559]

Chris Jericho is AMAZING, my favorite since I started watching wrasslin in 2001, and still king of the world today ❤

[@AIsRael007]

Chris Jericho is well spoken

[@The_Zilli]

After Jericho joined WWE nothing was ever, EVAH the same again. the man is a legend. He has re-invented himself so many times...

[@vortega472]

When it comes to two non-traditional Tag Teams - this is my favorite tag team match ever. All four were fantastic.

[@johngleason1776]

It's all about the game, and how you play it. Triple H always knew how to play the backstage game.

[@m00rtin4]

and thats why ppl hate him. he pushed himself to the main event level through politics. i mean stephanie aswell....

[@RudeOfTheTurks]

That works for me brother HH

[@jjbing3]

Yeah, his father in law was in charge so 🤷🏾‍♂️

[@GD-eh3mj]

HA! I guess that's what makes wrestling so great. And now DX has taken over the WWE. Triple H is the cerebral assassin.

[@potatokira]

By sleeping and marrying the owner's daughter ?

[@broadcast9989]

just watched that tag match...he wasnt lieing , its a great match

[@Rhudeboy]

He was in San Jose and had to go to Stockton lol. I’m from the Bay Area and Jericho has always been my favorite wrestler.

[@jhc85]

Love this guy. Pure legend. Need more

[@squarepickle]

"Stephanie McMahon had the hardest slap. I almost fell down"... Pal you are so lucky everyone stopped that fight with you and Brock Lesnar. 😂

[@Humble.Finesse]

😂

[@jacobmccain8082]

That’s one of the coolest things about Jericho. Maybe the only cool thing left 😂. He doesn’t back down. Got the best of Goldberg back in the day. I mean obviously Brock would win but Jericho wouldn’t back down just because he’s a monster.

[@NoName-cz3wn]

​@jacobmccain8082 the rapid decline of Y2NDA was not on my 2020s bingo card, man. This used to be one of my GOATs. Now he's stirring backstage drama like he's Hulk Hogan and harassing young women like he's Lawler.

[@LiftandCoa]

That he 2as willing to fight Brock shows more balls than mist of the comments here can offer.

[@Censored4UViaGoogle]

Brock isn’t unstoppable. He was humiliated at the end of his ufc title run, then came back for more of the same

[@JohnLancaster-i2o]

Triple H was just jealous. He was jealous of the Rock also.

[@user-he8qx5nv7y]

Dude, he let Jericho put the walls of Jericho on him on the announce table with a torn quad.Triple H is human and has an ego like everyone else. You can put someone over without losing to them too.

[@cowboysnation214]

Fully Loaded was so damn good. Chris Jericho vs HHH & Rock vs Benoit were the best matches of the night.

[@TonySopranosBurner]

that bit he said about how high up the cell is, is so real lol. i did wrestling locally back when i was a teenager and i thought i'd incorporate jumping off the ropes into my moves, once i got up there to try it i noped tf out of that so fast lol, i cant even imagine what it's like 15-20 feet up 😂😂

[@ylihao]

Chris Jericho is such a great storyteller

[@HashBandicoot356]

“Buy a fucking map.” Is fucking hilarious lol

[@dwp139]

That night in State College was insane...you'd think PSU just beat OSU (back then it still was a big deal and still is).

[@ElJefeHodges-nc3mu]

Psu can't beat OSU lol. But i get what your saying.

[@dwp139]

@@ElJefeHodges-nc3mu every blue moon we seem to pull it off...but, yeah on average it ain't happening.

[@ElJefeHodges-nc3mu]

@dwp139 Micheal Robinson broke my heart lol, then the blocked field goal was a heartbreaker, too.

[@paulshort1027]

I watched the tag title match right after this and it was a great show.

[@mikehunt4986]

Jericho is a great talker!

[@AD-ur1fk]

That’s why I always loved the rock. He put over Jericho 4 ppvs in 01-02. He knew it wouldn’t hurt him to lose. Austin and triple h would never do that.

[@ReanimatorsMutilations]

What makes you think the rock even had a say

[@aj2rchee530]

​@@ReanimatorsMutilationsThe Rock had the power to say no but he was adamant on putting Jericho over. He put over alot of talent that, quite frankly, Austin and Triple H never would have. Jericho mentioned how Rock rode for him on many interviews. Watch Rock vs Jericho Royal Rumble 2002, then watch Austin vs Jericho No Way Out 2002. Big difference. Austin kicks his ass from pillar to post. Rock allows Jericho to be seen as very dangerous. Triple H would never.

[@coyote520]

And this is why I respect Jericho.

[@withoutviolence]

that match deserved 100 stars.

[@weatheredtome]

A neat story that reminds me of how great this channel used to be when it wasn't full of reruns

[@mcfly4706]

Lots of people here like me were actually watched and seen that match. Heck, there’s many that actually went to that event!

[@Censored4UViaGoogle]

Jericho has the greatest debut in WWF history and he gets nuclear heat for it instead of fast tracked to success. The fans wanted Chris Jericho instead we got Triple H

[@MrStuDubb]

HHH slept his way to the top and buried a lot of fine talent along the way.

[@StuartM62]

Name someone who wasn’t an already established star that he properly buried. Name an up and comer who he buried to the point they didn’t go on to win world titles.

[@drummerguy8597]

​@@StuartM62Carlito

[@drummerguy8597]

​@@StuartM62sting

[@StuartM62]

@@drummerguy8597STING????? Ahahahhahaha I said an up and comer not a multi time world champion in his 50s when they wrestled. Also a loss is not a burial

[@luistorres8005]

Who did he sleep with to get to the top?

[@kennethtolley9374]

Went live for my 18th birthday was 3rd row. Amazing time

[@anthonyscrima8900]

"He saw spiderman last night" 🤣🤣🤣 Now i can't get the image of vince putting on a spidey suit and doing the moves he saw in the movie like JJJ did in spiderman 2

[@bcgambit80]

The Y2J era was so much fun to watch. Triple H is a great wrestler, but Paul Levesque is a pretty bad human being from what a lot of people say.

[@johnwestcott5612]

He’s not a great wrestler IMHO either.

[@CommonSense823]

He’s also terrible at booking shows.

[@Hunt9-qb1if]

@@johnwestcott5612 look I don’t like triple H and he isn’t my cup of tea always either but let’s not get carried away. He was a great in ring perform

[@musicmakespeace]

Sigh. Now I know why people hate wrestling community ​@@CommonSense823

[@ReanimatorsMutilations]

What has he done that makes him a bad human?

[@expensivehabbitz3527]

Jericho absolutely needs to finish his career in the WWE. To much of a legend not too. Hes one of the goats.

[@og_raybanz332]

Jericho accomplished everything future hall of famer

[@therikerp]

You just made the list!

[@H0110WM4N]

Triple H is one of my all time favourite wrestlers but me and my 3 sons all agree on one thing and this is rare, that Jericho is the full package when it comes to wrestling and up there with greatest.

[@joen8529]

He’s just a bit too small, that’s been my problem. And I say that as a guy that’s his height.

[@madnomad3861]

To be honest, even if the Brooklyn brawler pinned Triple H for the belt in 2000, it would've gotten a huge reaction. That's how great of a heel Triple H was

[@shangarbagio]

I gotta disagree with Jericho on that bit with the last man standing match. Idk if anyone knew HHH was going into a program with Stone Cold and then later a 6 man HIAC match at the time but, HHH was involved in like 5 different storylines that year on his way to Austin. Having Jericho beat him would have HELPED him but would kinda derail the already stacked amount of storylines HHH is already involved with.

[@luistorres8005]

Completely true. They had Triple H in multiple storylines to continue to push the “super heel” of the Attitude Era. Maybe they shouldn’t have done it with Jericho because I understand where he’s coming from but you’re right

[@klsecond5755]

he would've been protected by the stipulation.

[@shangarbagio]

@klsecond5755 protection ain't what I'm getting at. HHH was in multiple feuds (the Rock, Undertaker, Kurt, Benoit, Y2J, and later Austin). If Y2J beat him there and then, that would have possibly started a major program with him and Jericho which would have probably added Jericho to the cell match instead of Rikishi which in hindsight would make even less sense story wise. They needed these one-off feuds to both get to Austin and build up HHH. Also, what was he gonna do about Kurt and Benoit? Who were all ALSO going at him at that time? What do you do with Rikishi? This Austin storyline was planned in advance, and Jericho going over Hunter in that match would complicate a lot of storylines they've spent almost a year building as it would've put Jericho in spot WWF was NOT ready to put him yet. It's like what happened with CM Punk during the Rock and Cena feud.

[@soulglo45]

Triple H slept his way to the top, he was a b-list heel and HBK's sidekick

[@BrokeWorks]

Eh if anything his actions RISKED his status as a top star... how about you go flirt with your boss’s daughter and tell me if it boosts your position at work

[@LiftandCoa]

Its also major crap by OP to claim HHH was nothing more than a sidekick. He was a bonafided star with much fanfare. Maybe dislikeable, yet undeniable. @@BrokeWorks

[@Trisof88]

B-list heel? That's just so inaccurate lol.

[@Pete-l8o]

He was the Champion during WWF's hottest year ever plus, I would say his best 2 years (2000 and 2001) in ring of his career. He earned his crust.

[@robbo8074]

Absolutely not this is a terrible biased take, we get it you don't like hhh

[@GuiOmania]

Jericho didn’t not mention this maybe he didn’t ear Triple H but on Raw in Montreal after Mania X8 Triple H cut a promo and said that night that Jericho have earn is respect i dont know if it was a actual shoot from the game !!!

[@broadcast9989]

i gotta find this hell in the cell match now haha

[@TheoClear]

A true professional 💪💯🗣️🔥

[@h8terzbwarned]

Not Jericho casually name dropping my city the heart of California

[@fanatic26]

I hope you dont mean that shithole stockton

[@ishmealmiller3210]

These people taking their make believe so seriously. It's something special

[@MyNameIsSTILLUnavailable]

When millions of dollars are involved, you would too.

[@thesprock5270]

Just like actors having awards for playing make believe.. 😂

[@5wisher5weet]

What a great storyteller

[@nunka34ify]

He looks like a mafia villain in the thumbnail 😂

[@billybadass3056]

dude.... I just can't tell you just how hard it is to hear this type conversations about the business because it continuously proves what I've always believed about the man vince mcDICKBAG being a complete and total idiot who at no point was a genius and only benefited from his talent... and thru out the yrs I really was the few that seen this outside of his employees who some how were able to take his chicken shit ideas and concepts and make what they could out of it

[@bmagada]

For everyone who says this I know I couldn't create a billion dollar empire and neither could you. Cornett, Bischoff, and Hayman couldn't do it. Dude was planning booking shows multiple times a week calling on the fly changes and creating some of the most memorable wrestling which made you fans of this guy and others. Sure he's an asshole and he also made some really stupid calls, but you can't have a billion dollar company and even have the majority of your calls being bad. Its just disingenuous and intellectually dishonest.

[@haadtheevision]

Regardless of whatever he did in his personal life, Vince was absolutely a genius. There's a reason WWE is still around and WCW and ECW aren't. You can have all the talent in the world but if you don't have the right business sense you're not gonna be successful. Vince is one of the best businessmen in wrestling history. If you can't be unbiased about that then you're just emotionally immature.

[@Davinhomx]

How delusional. Running a billion dollar company is a scary thing. He risked it all with wrestlemania creating one of the biggest thing in wrestling. All those guys like chris that are talking about it have been made millionairs by vince

[@tqueen7131]

But it also continues to confirm what countless wrestlers have said about Triple H. Hes treated people bad and politicking his way and even more recently too

[@semyaza555]

@@bmagadaYou basically rephrased what the guy said. Vince is a great booker, great businessman but short on creative ideas.

[@montemilton4686]

This guy had one of the best WWE runs coming from WCW

[@marcuscompton3772]

Chris is about that life! He doesn't give 2 f's who or where you are!

[@cherylroberts3569]

Chris Jericho

[@ericgilbert56]

This Jericho does not translate or shine in AEW. This may not be the most popular thing to comment here but to me it's glaring. How do we not get a Jericho like this?

[@Brightest_day727]

Chris Jericho is the greatest WCW guy, period.

[@clackman622]

HHH not wanting to lose even he should. kinda sounds like the booker T situation

[@madnomad3861]

All the "established guys" (Rock, HHH, Taker) won their match against the "up and coming guys"(Benoit, Jericho, Angle) on fully loaded 2000

[@user-he8qx5nv7y]

H took the Walls of Jericho on the announce table with a torn quad. That is putting him over. Wins and loses don't matter in Wrestling.

[@clackman622]

@@user-he8qx5nv7y then jericho should have won

[@LowenherzY2J]

I love Y2J met him too signed my book great dude😊

[@benjaminvalenti1242]

I swear he was going to say and I'm really proud of the fact that I did not die hahaha

[@jolesmusicofficial354]

Jericho is such a funny dude 😂

[@rio23xh89]

Jericho has such a decorative career

[@thomasmuller1425]

I do remember watching the match where Chris Jericho won the WWF Title from Triple H in 2000 & the crowd did lose their minds. I thought it was a shocking moment, but I didn't like how they had Y2J hand over the title back to Triple H. I think they could've done a rematch between Triple H & Jericho later that night with Triple H winning back the title. Also, I do agree with Jericho that he should've went over against Triple H at Fully Loaded. It wouldn't have hurt Triple H's image at all & it would've made Chris Jericho an even bigger star than when he came in.

[@renearguello6950]

Hilarious hearing Jericho talk about putting people over

[@Nicholaus13]

Just a side note - The Last Man Standing match at that 2000 Fully Loaded between Triple H and Chris Jericho was miraculous. I loved it at the time, and ive recently actually rewatched it. Its still incredible. Edit: Jericho nails it. Fully Loaded 2000 was a "triple main event" and it was the exact 3 pairings Y2J tells here.

[@doghead87]

I've always felt that Y2J should have won that match. Triple H didn't need that win, but we got what we got.

[@zoneclipper]

None of them were hurt from losing... but always found it weird that Benoit, Y2J and Angle all lost their "prove yourself" matches. Kurt especially considering he's main eventing Slam the next month and winning the belt by October

[@AIRiddleRoom]

Best intro music of that era. I don't care what ya think. BREAK THE WALLS DOOOOOOOOOWWWWN

[@jarredroger6887]

Jericho has a passion for his fellow wrestlers that is matched by none

[@djglenn]

If that McMahon statement about John Cena is true, that's insane. But in a way, it kind of makes sense, cause around the Ruthless Aggression era WWE stopped getting mega Rock, Austin, Hogan level stars. And it's probably because of people like McMahon and Triple H. McMahon didn't keep up with the times and lost his ability to see potential, and Triple H and his crew of politicians were desperate to protect their own spots by any means necessary, even if they mean push others down. But oddly enough, I think WWE is doing better under Triple H and Nick Khan.

[@aswinastro]

It is because Triple H the administrator has much much better sense than Triple H the Wrestler. For one, as an administrator and also being the son-in-law of the founder, Triple H doesn't need to watch his back anymore because there is not much people can do to backstab him. So, he can freely focus on running the business. Plus, despite all his faults, I genuinely admire Triple H for his understanding and love for the business. I just wished Triple H had been more wiser as a wrestler. As an administrator, I admire and applaud him for the work he has done in taking WWE forward in the new era

[@MattrickBT]

No, it was because the for the entire attitude era there was basically 5 main event talents and most of them were gone or part time by 2003. They hadn't built up any midcarders from the AE to take their place so they were forced to push new talents hard. They put everything into Brock, who left in 2004. It was Triple H who was in charge of getting over Randy Orton and Batista and giving Cena his most credible victory in 2006. Far, far more talent were held back to keep Cena on top than anything else.

[@aswinastro]

@@MattrickBT I am sorry, I understand it has been quite long since the Attitude Era (Which practically ended in the late 2000s and barely sustaining till WM 2001). Contrary to what young people today may think, it was more than Austin, Rock or HOgan. In the Attitude Era, the entire roster was filled with talent. We had the best Cruiserweight or Light Heavyweight championships (As WWE called it then) and had very talented wrestlers such as Dean Malenko, Perry Saturn, and the Huricane + Morrison competing for it. We also had future stars like Eddie Guerraro who fought for the European and Intercontinental championships. Then, for the Intercontinental Championships, we had great rivalries such as Stone Cold vs the Rock (In mid 90s), then the Rock vs HHH (A brief IC feud which continued to the World title ranks) and then perhaps the best in terms of quality( Chris Jericho vs Chris Benoit). Plus, the Tag teams were the best in the Attitude era - The Dudley Boys, The Hardys, Edge and Christian and hell, we also had the Acolytes (Farooq and Bradshaw). Even for the Hardcore championships, we had legends such as Mick Foley, then we had regulars such as Steve Blackman, Hardcore Holly, Crash Holly and even the Undertaker who competed for the Hardcore titles. Even the Women's division had huge depth with the likes of Trish Stratus, Lita, and many others adding depth. To put it shortly, the Attitude Era was a culimation of one of the most talented WWE rosters. and the fact that the likes of Austin, Foley and the Rock putting over younger stars is WHAT HELPED WWE survive the wars and enter into dominance once again. People today need to first refresh their understanding of what happened before they pass statements.

[@aswinastro]

Plus, Randy and Batista were put over only because RAW by mid 2000s were bereft of talent. Plus, they were all buddies of Triple H. Please read actual accounts of wrestlers, who WERE in the ring, before we pass statements. Triple H today is A GREAT ADMINISTRATOR and has done good. But the Triple H of the mid 2000s was burying talent left, right and center. Booker T was legitimately becoming a Top Star and he was buried in that match. Nobody with an ounce of credibility would have a look at the storyline and can tell me with a straight face that Triple H winning and the manner in which he won DID ANY GOOD to anyone, except himself.

[@MattrickBT]

@@aswinastro You need to learn how to read. You named a bunch of wrestlers for no reason because I specifically said MAIN EVENT TALENTS. The Attitude Era had 5 main eventers. That's it. If you want to include HBK/Hart at the very start or Angle at the very end, okay, but they weren't really top guys during the entire AE era. You are the one who needs to refresh their understanding. HHH beat Booker T at WM19 because they had just signed Goldberg and they wanted to do HHH vs. Goldberg, and for that match to be the most effective, HHH had to retain. If you want to nitpick about the finish to the WM19 match, go for it. But HHH retained for a specific, long-term reason. Otherwise HHH would have had to win the title right back from Booker T, which would be MORE damaging to Booker T than if he lost at WM19. I was a huge Booker T fan and was pulling hard for him to win at WM19. But the fact remains that going into The Ruthless Aggression Era is that Stone Cold was retiring, Rock was leaving for Hollywood, and Mick Foley was winding down. Undertaker was a few years away from going part-time. The ONLY Attitude Era main eventer who worked full-time for entire Ruthless Aggression era was Triple H. They used his reign with Evolution to build up Orton and Batista, and then Triple H put over John Cena at WM22. Lest not forget Triple H put over Benoit what, 3 straight matches? WWE did the smart thing and heavily invested in a known, main event commodity who was going to be around for the future. And look how well that paid off for them. Only salty jabronis who cried about it on message boards in the 2000s couldn't see this.

[@miggybandz]

1:06 Stockton 209 🐐

[@claytonphillips85]

Triple H just hit his prime when he tore his quad muscle. If he doesn't get injured he definitely would have been pushed a little early as the face of the company

[@luistorres8005]

Yup. He was getting great reactions by the end of the 2 Man Power Trip before the injury

[@Rschr101]

And would have been awful like it was in 2002. Killed the ratings

[@gscrippler9499]

A veteran puts over a new guy boy Chris has forgotten where he came from

[@bdavidson6444]

Jericho is the GOAT.

[@vishaljaunky7923]

This guy oozes charisma!

[@miggybandz]

Stockton 209 🐐🗣

[@V-95K]

Backstage politics in wwe are much worse than high school corridors 🤦🏻‍♂️