Jericho closes out with his standard final question, asking Bad News what's been his favourite match of his career. He names his win over John Cena at Hell In A Cell 2010 as the bout he most commonly thought of as his favourite, citing it as the moment where he felt he'd truly arrived as a top talent being given an opportunity to carry the responsibility of a big match on his own. He viewed it as sink or swim and felt like he succeeded. But now he thinks the house show matches are his favourites, due to the lack of restrictions and the freedom to just go out and perform. He loves being able to get in the ring and get over through his work, amazed at how easy it can be, saying that those matches are what wrestling is all about and why he chose to be a performer in the industry. This was another solid interview from Chris Jericho and showed a lighter side of a guy we've only seen as a villain on WWE television. Hopefully WWE realizes what they have and continue to put Barrett in increasingly important spots on the card. Check it out at http://podcastone.com/Talk-Is-Jericho
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