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— Chris Jericho will be taping a History Channel Canada show “Name This” tomorrow morning.
— Chris Jericho will be taping episodes of Live Audio Wrestling and The Score TV tomorrow.
— Jericho also has an autograph signing at Chapters Square One in Mississauaga, ONT fro, 1-3PM. There will also be a Q&A session.
— Paul C. sent this along: I just came from his signing in Winter Park, FL. I got there late, but he was gracious. He signed my original copy of Lions Tale & his new book. I also brought my DVD set & he signed that as well. You could tell it was at the end of the day as 1/2 way through signing the second book, he asked me again what my name was. He was quick about recovering by stating, “that’s what you get for getting your brains bashed in with a chair for a career”. That got a laugh & he finished shortly thereafter. A woman had been waiting on line & some problem prevented her from getting to him in time, but he was still outside in his car. Rather than brush her off because his time was up, he waited for her to go inside, buy a copy, come back out & he happily signed for her. Truly a class act.
— Chris Jericho also did an interview with Slam! Wrestling. Here are some of the highlights:
WWE’s PG product: “I think I did better in the PG-13 environment,” he says. “It’s easier to get pops when you say, ‘ass.’ they’re going ‘tee-hee-hee, he said a swear word.’ I wasn’t really doing any swearing. I just go with the flow. If I have to do an X-rated environment, I’ll do that. And if it’s PG, I’ll do that.”
Triple H over control of WWE: “He’s going to take over the company. This isn’t the year 2000 anymore where he was trying to bury me. Nobody wants to be Bruce Hart, where he takes over Stampede Wrestling and goes out of business two years later after his father had it for 40 years.”
A possible WWE return: “It could be two days down the road. I’m still a huge fan of the business. When it’s time to go back, I’ll go back.”
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