JBL credits so much of his success to Eddie, even mentioning that had it not been for him he probably would have been one and done as a main event performer. He and Jericho reminisce about what an incredible performer that late Guerrero was, citing his ability to read crowds and call brilliant matches on the fly, a lost art in today's WWE. Jericho closes out the interview with his standard "What's you favorite match of your career?" question, to which JBL finds it difficult to narrow down to just one. He cites a match with The Undertaker in New Jersey, his I Quit bout vs. John Cena, the bloodbath with Eddie and his 23-second retirement thanks to Rey Mysterio, calling that the perfect way for the JBL character to go out. This was another great interview from Chris Jericho who continues to get a lot out of his guests, and these appearances are a good tool for giving fans a glimpse to another side of wrestling personalities that they rarely get to see, giving us a new appreciation for the men and women of the industry. You can check it out at http://podcastone.com/Talk-Is-Jericho
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