10 Reasons Why Chris Jericho’s Post-WWE Run Is His Best Ever
4. Get Yourself A Guy Who Can Do Both
The New Japan Pro Wrestling/All Elite Wrestling relationship may not even be a relationship, tragically, but Chris Jericho of the few performers to navigate the choppy waters between the organisations, without even requiring his own personal cruiseliner (but more on that later).
Jericho's gradually become part of the furniture in NJPW, but that's no bad thing - with the dream matches almost all delivered, any future appearances can be about him creating unexpected moments with wrestlers that could benefit from his reflected spotlight almost as much as the entire company did when he first arrived.
An AEW World Title Match at Wrestle Kingdom would be as healthy for the belt as the show, not least with a Jericho-sized star at the centre of the action.
Away from his own career, any bridges between Harold Meij and Tony Khan are worth building, and 'The Painmaker' could be the architect of that evolution. Kenny Omega, The Young Bucks and Hangman Page would be welcome presences inside the Tokyo Dome on January 4th 2020, not least to remind audiences that may have soured on their AEW performances thus far exactly why they were in a strong enough position to start a company in the first place.