Chris Jericho Reveals New Locker Room Leaders In AEW

Chris Jericho has over three decades of experience under his belt and is undeniably a seasoned veteran in the industry. With his wealth of knowledge and expertise, Jericho undoubtedly recognizes his worth and value within the wrestling community. In fact, Jericho has revealed the new locker room leaders in AEW recently.

Before joining AEW, Jericho had already cemented his place as a seasoned veteran in the world of professional wrestling. He had competed in numerous prominent wrestling promotions such as WCW, WWE, and NJPW, among others. Jericho had gained a considerable following and recognition during his time in WWE, which played a crucial role in his status as a wrestling icon.

After leaving WWE in 2018 and briefly returning to NJPW, Jericho joined AEW in January 2019. Since then, he has engaged in numerous high-profile feuds and matches, showcasing his skills and experience in the ring.

With over three decades of experience in the wrestling industry, Chris Jericho has developed a comprehensive understanding of the key factors necessary for success, both in and out of the ring. One of the valuable skills he has acquired is the ability to act as a mediator in the locker room, creating an atmosphere of positivity and productivity for all wrestlers.

Chris Jericho’s ability to maintain a harmonious and healthy locker room environment has helped him to earn the respect of his colleagues and further solidify his reputation as a veteran leader in the industry.

While speaking toRenée Paquette on The Sessions podcast, Chris Jericho revealed the locker room leaders in AEW, which comprised himself, Jon Moxley and Bryan Danielson.

So backstage, it’s a lot of advice given out, a lot of listening, a lot bartender listening, a lot of, ‘I got a problem with this, I got a problem with that.’ There’s a lot of working closely with Tony Khan, a lot of locker room leading, especially over the last six months or so when we kind of had to take the reins back when there was a lot of bad publicity and a lot of uncertainty in the dressing room.”

As a matter of fact, your man (referring to Jon Moxley) and (Bryan) Danielson and myself kind of, we have to really take charge here because we’re gonna lose the dressing room and if you lose the dressing room, you’re f*cked.”

“So there’s a lot of that sort of thing going on. Basically everything. I think it’s almost kind of like a real general. Tony Khan’s probably got a lot of right-hand men but I think I’m probably one of them and also too, kind of just helping out the locker room and produce probably half the backstage promos that you see. Just trying to help as much as I can.

Chris Jericho also made it clear that he likes being a middleman between the AEW locker room and AEW President Tony Khan. Jericho will continue to do what is best for AEW and that is all that matters to him right now.

What’s your take on the current AEW locker room situation? Do they have good people in charge of the leadership roles? Sound off in the comments section to let your voice be heard!