Chris Jericho Calls Undertaker and Kane vs DX “The Worst Match He Ever Saw”

Chris Jericho recently celebrated 30 Years in the industry. Although he spent most of his professional career in WWE, the Demo God celebrated his three decades in the rival company AEW. Despite having wrestled with the industry’s biggest names, Jericho does not hold back when it comes to criticism.

In the recent edition of Busted Open Podcast, Jericho talked about bookings and the worst WWE match he ever saw. The topic came up when the host asked him about the same. Shockingly, his worst match had the biggest names in professional wrestling history.

“I never wanted to just… okay, well, the worst match I ever saw – and here’s your clickbait – was Saudi Arabia, Triple H and Shawn Michaels vs. Kane and Undertaker. That was such a stupid idea in the booking. It should never have happened.”

He thinks the fans want something new from the same old “legends.” Jericho also cited this as a reason he never wrestled with guys his age.

“I didn’t want to work with Kane, I didn’t want to work with Hunter, I didn’t want to work with Shawn. I want to work with guys that were younger than me because it put you in a different position.”

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Chris Jericho will never indulge in old feuds

Chris further stated he won’t ever do that in AEW either.

“The same thing in AEW. There will never be a Chris Jericho vs. Matt Hardy match. Never! Never, never, never, because we’ve seen that. You put it on, suddenly, it’s just two guys that worked 20 years ago in WWE. That doesn’t make any sense.”

He would rather have a match with Sammy Guevara against Hardy and Darby Allin, but never a singles rivalry.

Coming back to the DX match, Jericho said the mix should have had some young blood.

“It should have been Shawn and Hunter vs. Roman and Seth and Taker and Kane vs. I don’t know – give me two names of guys – Cesaro and Kevin Owens, whatever you want.”

Chris Jericho definitely practices what he preaches. As seen in his AEW tenure, he worked with various young talents like Orange Cassidy, MJF, Jon Moxley, and the Inner Circle. He even helps the newcomers with the promos.

Chris Jericho concluded the discussion by saying that wrestling was all about the newcomers and veterans working together for better opportunities.