Chris Jericho Talks Working with WWE in the Future

The Daily Star has an article featuring quotes from Chris Jericho. In it, Jericho discusses the mentality in WWE and hopes to work with them again in the future.

“I don’t know if it’s bullsh*t but there is very much that attitude in WWE – sometimes ‘if you’re not with us you’re against us’. It’s been there so long I find it kinda weird.

“As you and I know, WWE lives in its own world and you can see that for any outside ventures that they do.

“I’m always cool with them and always open to going back, but it’s difficult -- I would have liked to have done more, maybe, but they want your time exclusively and the longer I’ve been there, the less time I have. Hopefully we’ll work together in the future.

“If we don’t, well, I can walk away knowing I had an amazing run and achieved everything I wanted to achieve in wrestling.”

Chris Jericho Talks About Leaving WWE and More

On him leaving the WWE for a while : Vince knew and I knew for the entire run that I would be leaving as soon as the new record came out (Sin and Bones). We knew the entire time what my time frame was. Originally I was supposed to leave at the end of May and then I signed for another 3 months, and the record got pushed back. But I didn’t know until the day I showed up, actually ten minutes before Raw started in Fresno that we were doing this contract vs contract thing. So I didn’t even know this was going to happen. I just figured I would have a match with Dolph and that would be the end of it. So people who think that there is some long, drawn out, plan. I t really wasn’t. It was about ten minutes before the show started and I was like “Oh, we are doing a contract vs contract thing? Oh ok.” So there you go, a little special behind the scenes look.

News On Chris Jericho's Return

WWE announced that Chris Jericho will return to the company on next week’s Raw Supershow.
While announcing Jericho’s return, it was announced Fozzy’s upcoming album “Sin and Bones” is due out August 14, 2012.

Jericho and Cena twitter posts

Chris Jericho has reached a week left in his 30-day suspension, referencing Iron Maiden in his latest Twitter post. He wrote: "7 deadly sins, 7 ways to win, 7 holy paths to hell and your trip begins. 7 downward slopes, 7 bloodied hopes, 7 are your burning fires, 7."

A random, unprompted Twitter trend happened today focused on John Cena. The hashtag Thank you Cena for everything has been trending worldwide all day. It is odd, especially considering WWE has no programming on Saturdays.