Chris Jericho’s metal band Fozzy will perform at AEW All In for the second consecutive year.

“We’re going to do that again. To say we’ve played Wembley Stadium twice. It’s a combined 5 minutes. At Wembley, I think any Rock’n Roll band would take that.”

– Chris Jericho, Daily Star

Jericho performed his song ‘Judas’ with Fozzy for his ring entrance before his epic match with Will Ospreay last year at All In in front of over 80,000 fans.

The inaugural AEW World Champion challenges HOOK for the FTW Championship this Sunday. Check out the AEW All In 2024 Full Card.

Sebastian Bach, the frontman for legendary heavy metal band Skid Row, has taken aim at Chris Jericho’s singing in a response to the AEW star. 

Since 2020, Bach has taken aim at Jericho for allegedly using pre-recorded tracks while singing for the AEW star’s band ‘Fozzy.’ In response, Jericho has challenged Bach to a sing-off. When asked by Metal Hammer Magazine whether he plans on accepting Jericho’s challenge, Bach, who has no wrestling experience, once again took aim at Fozzy’s leading man. 

“The better question would be, will he do a wrestle-off with Sebastian Bach? Because I’m as much of a wrestler as he is a singer.”

Chris Jericho: The Singer

While Bach is no fan of Jericho’s vocals, Fozzy has had more than its fair share of success. Jericho has been named one of heavy metal’s top 50 singers though squeaked into the rankings at the #50 spot. Bach fared far better in the rank and reached the #8 spot. 

Jericho’s work with Fozzy has bled over into his role as a professional wrestler. In 2005, the band’s track Enemy was the theme song for that year’s WWE No Way Out pay-per-view. That same year, Fozzy would perform on Raw in a ‘Battle of the Bands’ with John Cena, stemming from Jericho’s feud with the then-WWE Champion. 

In AEW, Jericho has (until recently) used Enemy as his theme song which fans have been happy to sing along to. Jericho performed the track live with Fozzy at AEW All In as seen in the clip above. While Sebastian Bach may not be a fan of Jericho’s singing, his lengthy career with Fozzy has clearly worked out well for the FTW Champion. 

Chris Jericho has yet another impressive accolade to his name after being listed one of the 50 greatest heavy metal singers of all time.

When not in the ring competing for All Elite Wrestling, Jericho can be found performing with his band Fozzy, who he founded in 1999.

The band’s track ‘Enemy’ was used for the WWE No Way Out 2005 Pay-Per-View, while Jericho has used ‘Judas’ as his theme in AEW.

Making the List

Jericho’s musical talents may have been overshadowed by his impressive wrestling career, but he has made it into the Top 50 heavy metal singles.

In a ranking from ‘ThisDayInMetal.com’ Jericho squeaks in at the #50 spot, with the following description:

Who? Yes, that’s right, before you say Jericho can’t sing I suggest you go listen to his version of Iron Maiden’s Aces High. Right Sebastian Bach?

Other notable names on the list include KISS’ Paul Stanley (#40,) Alice Cooper (#22,) and WWE Celebrity Wing Hall of Famer Lemmy Kilmister (#12.)

The ranking sees Bruce Dickinson of Iron Maiden take bronze, Rob Halford of Judas Priest ranked second, and former Black Sabbath member Ronnie James Dio take first place.

Fozzy

Originally christened ‘Fozzy Osbourne’ Jericho’s band would begin when Rich ‘The Duke’ Ward had a chance encounter with the AEW star at a wrestling show in 1999.

It would be a year later that the band’s name was shortened, and the group would release their first of eight albums with ‘Fozzy’ in 2000.

So far, the only track to be certified gold is Judas, and the song’s sales were likely helped by Jericho’s use of the theme in AEW.

Chris Jericho continues to kill it in AEW, but he is dealing with a minor injury that will stop him from performing with his band, Fozzy.

The group announced this morning on Facebook that their upcoming Save The World tour will start two weeks later due to an injury he sustained at the August 10th edition of Dynamite, which was the promotion’s Quake By The Lake special.

On that night, The Wizard suffered a throat injury during his world title match with Jon Moxley that bruised his larynx, and has made him unfit to sing.

Jericho put up a valiant effort against Moxley at Quake By The Lake, but eventually fell victim to the Purveyor of Violence’s bully choke submission.

He’ll have a chance at some redemption this Sunday as he faces Bryan Danielson in a high stakes grudge match at AEW’s ALL OUT pay-per-view.

Chris Jericho’s heavy-metal band Fozzy has released its latest album, Boombox.

This marks Fozzy’s eighth studio album and its first in five years after Judas in 2017. Boombox consists of 12-tracks including Sane, I Still Burn and Ugly on the Inside.

Fozzy: Boombox Track Listing

1. Sane
2. I Still Burn
3. Purifier
4. Army of One
5. Ugly on the Inside
6. Relax
7. Nowhere to Run
8. My Great Wall
9. What Hell Is Like
10. Omen
11. The Worst Is Yet to Come
12. The Vulture Club

Listen to Fozzy: Boombox

You can listen to Boombox by Fozzy now on on iTunes, Apple Music, Spotify, Amazon Music and other major streaming platforms.

You can also listen to the full album here, courtesy of Fozzy on Youtube (12-song playlist):

Fozzy

Jericho began Fozzy in 1999 with himself as lead singer, Rich Ward on lead guitar, and Frank Fontsere on drums.

The band currently consists of Jericho, Ward, Billy Grey, P.J. Farley, and Grant Brooks.

Jericho’s work with Fozzy has kept him from AEW programming in the past, as he missed last month’s Battle of the Belts 2 event, due to a show in Stroudsburg, PA.

In March 2022, Judas was certified gold by the Recording Industry Association of America after surpassing 500,000 units sold.

In a tweet celebrating the achievement, Jericho said it was a “huge honor” and a “dream come true for me.”

Last December, a Fozzy show in Swansea, Wales was canceled after Jericho was hospitalized for non-COVID-related health issues.

Metal band Iron Maiden has announced their 2019 Legacy of the Beast North American tour dates. When Maiden rolls into Los Angeles on September 14th, 2019, their special guests (opening for them) will be none other than Fozzy.

As a longtime Maiden fan, opening for the band will surely be a treat for frontman Chris Jericho. Fozzy covered Iron Maiden’s “Sun & Steel” on “Maiden Heaven Vol. 2”. In 2010, Jericho was proud enough of Iron Maiden frontman Bruce Dickenson’s review of Fozzy’s album that he posted the following to Twitter:

Bruce Dickinson of Iron Maiden says Fozzy's CTG is an "excellent album of traditional metal" and something to "really line your guts with!"

— Chris Jericho (@IAmJericho) March 20, 2010

Iron Maiden frontman, Bruce Dickenson has appeared on Talk is Jericho multiple times, most recently in January. Jericho is such a big fan of the group that he has a tattoo of Iron Maiden mascot Eddie on his forearm.

Iron Maiden Legacy Of The Beast Tour

Lead-singer Bruce Dickenson had the following to say regarding the tour.

“We’re immensely proud of this show and we’ve had great reactions from the many fans who came to see us in Europe earlier this year,” a band press release reads. “The production is based on our mobile game THE LEGACY OF THE BEAST which basically takes various incarnations of Eddie into many different Maiden Worlds. This inspired us to put together a stage show to take our fans through different Worlds and experiences set to appropriate songs.”

The epic stage-show features pyro (unlike WWE), flame-throwers, muskets, and loads of surprises.

“We’ve got all kinds of crazy things going on, including a replica Spitfire plane dominating the stage during Aces High, tons of pyro, a giant Icarus, muskets, claymores and some truly marvelous flame-throwers which I have a hell of a lot of fun with, as you will see! And of course we have Eddie, as you’ve never seen him before, and absolutely loads of other surprises. I’ve had the time of my life playing with all these magnificent props on stage, it’s been fantastic, we can’t wait to bring this show to you!”

Iron Maiden 2019 North American Tour Dates

7/18 — Sunrise, FL @ BB&T Center
7/20 — Atlanta @ Cellairis Amphitheatre at Lakewood
7/22 — Charlotte, NC @ PNC Music Pavilion
7/24 — Bristow, VA @ Jiffy Lube Live
7/26 — Brooklyn, NY @ Barclays Center +
7/30 — Philadelphia, PA @ Wells Fargo Center *
8/1 — Boston, MA @ Xfinity Center
8/3 — Hartford, CT @ Xfinity Theatre
8/5 — Montreal, QC @ Bell Centre
8/7 — Quebec City, QC @ Videotron Centre
8/9 — Toronto, ON @ Budweiser Stage
8/10 — Toronto, ON @ Budweiser Stage
8/13 — Buffalo, NY @ KeyBank Center
8/15 — Cincinnati, OH @ Riverbend Music Center
8/17 — Pittsburgh PA @ PPG Paints Arena
8/19 — Nashville, TN @ Bridgestone Arena
8/22 — Tinley Park, IL @ Hollywood Casino Amphitheatre
8/24 — Indianapolis, IN @ Ruoff Home Mortgage Music Center
8/26 — St. Paul, MN @ Xcel Energy Center *
8/28 — Winnipeg, MB @ Bell MTS Place
8/30 — Edmonton, AB @ Rogers Place
8/31 — Calgary, AB @ Scotiabank Saddledome
9/3 — Vancouver, BC @ Pepsi Live at Rogers Arena
9/5 — Tacoma, WA @ Tacoma Dome
9/6 — Portland, OR @ Moda Center
9/9 — Sacramento, CA @ Golden 1 Center
9/10 — Oakland, CA @ Oracle Arena
9/13 — Las Vegas, NV @ MGM Grand Garden Arena
9/14 — Los Angeles, CA @ Banc of California Stadium – Fozzy Opens
9/17 — Phoenix, AZ @ Talking Stick Resort Arena *
9/19 — Albuquerque, NM @ Isleta Amphitheater
9/21 — Dallas, TX @ Dos Equis Pavilion
9/22 — Houston, TX @ The Cynthia Woods Mitchell Pavilion
9/25 — San Antonio, TX @ AT&T Center”

– JJ Dillon is the latest wrestling legend to join the MLW Radio podcast network. The JJ Dillon Show, co-hosted by former WWE broadcaster Rich Bocchini (Rich Brennan), is launching this summer. Dillon is the former manager of the Four Horsemen and a former WWE executive. The show will focus on WWE, WCW, the territory days and much more.

https://twitter.com/mlw/status/876972641235734528

https://twitter.com/richbocchini/status/876974209255305216

– Speaking of MLW, WaleMania IV has officially been announced for WrestleMania 34 weekend. The fourth installment of the WrestleMania weekend kickoff event will take place on Thursday, April 5th from New Orleans. As somebody who attended this year’s WaleMania, it’s a can’t miss event if you’re in town for Mania.

https://twitter.com/mlw/status/876590613629685760

– On Monday, Triple H announced an NXT tour of California scheduled for August. The upcoming west coast #NXTRoadTrip will stop in Los Angeles (8/9), Bakersfield (8/10), San Jose (8/11) and Sacramento (8/12).

Announcing the West Coast #NXTRoadTrip..#NXTLA 8/9#NXTBakersfield 8/10#NXTSanJose 8/11#NXTSacramento 8/12

Tickets on sale Fri at 10am. pic.twitter.com/9SVOPNvfNy

— Triple H (@TripleH) June 19, 2017

– Chris Jericho’s metal band Fozzy’s hit song Judas made it to the Billboard Top 40 list for mainstream rock songs. Fozzy: you just made the list!

Awesome to see #Judas debut in the Billboard top 40! @fozzyrock https://t.co/M7Bx85x7R5

— Chris Jericho (@IAmJericho) June 20, 2017

– With WWE going forward with their plans to push Lana after splitting her away from Rusev, there’s a lot of speculation that she will quit for Rusev and cost him the “I Quit” match against John Cena at this month’s WWE Payback pay-per-view.

– Diamond Dallas Page noted that former UFC fighters Phil Baroni and Kamal Shalorus are using DDP Yoga to help make the transition from MMA fighting to professional wrestling.

– Chris Jericho noted on social media that his rock band Fozzy’s single “Tonite” will be the official theme song for his “Live with Chris Jericho” podcast on the WWE Network.

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Part-time WWE Superstar Chris Jericho is being advertised for the WWE live events on January 23rd and 24th in New Jersey.

While the events Jericho is advertised for are on the same weekend as the WWE Royal Rumble pay-per-view, he is not actually being advertised for the Royal Rumble itself at this time.

Jericho’s current tour dates with Fozzy are scheduled to wrap-up on December 12th and aren’t expected to pick back up again until March 4th. The final date advertised officially is for March 21st, the week before WrestleMania 31.

Chris Jericho held a live Q&A on Twitter on Sunday night. Below are some highlights.

– He said Triple H was his biggest guest and best interview on his podcast so far. He said the ratings for his HHH interview are insane. He also mentioned that the next 12 weeks worth of “Talk Is Jericho” guests are planned out and he has some “amazing” names scheduled.

– He said Fozzy is working on a huge U.K. tour that will be announced in the near future.

– He confirmed that he will not be part of the WWE’s U.K. tour in November. He also confirmed that he won’t be wrestling at the WWE Hell In A Cell pay-per-view.

– He said if Chris Benoit and Eddie Guerrero were still alive today they would still be “kicking ass” and “working behind-the-scenes.”

You can check out more from Jericho’s Twitter Q&A at @IAmJericho.

Heading into Sunday’s match between Chris Jericho and Bray Wyatt at the WWE SummerSlam pay-per-view, one of the original ideas was to center the entire match around building up the Wyatt character.

Apparently, Wyatt was also scheduled to win the first meeting between he and Jericho at the WWE Battleground pay-per-view, however Vince McMahon reportedly changed his mind at the last minute.

Jericho has mentioned in the past that he is scheduled to wrap up his current run with WWE after the upcoming WWE Night Of Champions pay-per-view, as he is going on tour with his rock band Fozzy. As things stand now, the current plan is for a third match between Jericho and Wyatt at Night Of Champions, with the match having some sort of stipulation.

The album “Do You Wanna Start A War” from Chris Jericho’s band Fozzy opened at number 54 this past week on the Billboard overall charts, number 20 on the Billboard rock charts and number nine on the Billboard hard rock charts.

Jericho noted in a recent interview that his final date with WWE for his current run will be the Night Of Champions pay-per-view on September 21st, as Fozzy begins touring a few days after that show.

– Chris Jericho and his Fozzy guitarist Rich Ward appeared as guests on the latest edition of Adam Carolla’s podcast. You can check that out at AdamCarolla.com.

– David Otunga appeared on Wednesday’s edition of the “General Hospital” soap opera. Otunga played himself in the show and met with a dying female character who wanted to meet her “favorite wrestler.”

The following are highlights of a new Journey Of A Frontman interview with Chris Jericho:

Alex Obert: Would you ever look into an opportunity for Michael Starr to appear at a Fozzy show and sing Tonite with you?

Chris Jericho: Not sure, I mean it’s always kind of fun. M. Shadows came and sang Sandpaper with us. Phil Campbell came and did Addiction with us one time. It’s all about where you are and what the different bands schedules are and all that sort of thing. It would definitely be awesome, he did a great job on it. Love those guys and we’ll do a lot more towards with them again, so you never know.

Alex Obert: Regarding another guest vocalist on the album, who is Christie Cook and how did you discover her?

Chris Jericho: Rich has been working with her for years. She’s a girl from Atlanta and that music scene there. She was on the Duke record, I believe. And she actually did some touring with Rich when he took the Duke project on the road. She’s been in the Fozzy extended family for a while. And when it came time to start tracking Unstoppable, Rich had this vision of having a female vocalist on it to do a duet for a Gimme Shelter/Great Gig in the Sky type of a vibe. It would be where the girl is not just on the chorus, but actually having her in on the verses as well. We thought about should we get the typical Lzzy Hale or Cristina Scabbia or somebody like that, well we thought to just ask Christie. She’s already in the family and she’s a great singer. So we’ll give her the spotlight, give her a little day in the sun. We couldn’t have found a better singer. She absolutely nailed it, really did a great job on that song.

Alex Obert: What are your thoughts on the track, Scarecrow?

Chris Jericho: I love it. I think it’s a great song. When I first heard it, it was one of my favorites because it’s so different and weird, there’s a little bit of a prog element to it. Some of these songs on this record are a little more straightforward, little more of a poppy type vibe, Tonite or Lights Go Out, that sort of thing. No Good Way too. But then Scarecrow came on and it’s not a long song, but it’s very much progressive with the tempo changes and a really amazing chorus. It fits the vibe with a really super heavy riff. It’s a great tune, man. We think it’s gonna go over great live as well.

Alex Obert: You were telling me about Rich Ward earlier, how do you feel he influences you?

Chris Jericho: Well we’ve been working together for so long. I’ve learned a lot about music from Rich as far as phrasing for lyrics. He writes all the melodies for Fozzy and he knows exactly where my voice sounds best and what notes I would hit best. So I think rather than an influence, it’s more of a partnership. We kind of really work in tandem for everything that Fozzy does. Recording, that’s more his thing. Promotion is more my thing. Choosing what tours we accept, we think of that together. That’s the secret of being in band, there’s the songs and the music and that sort of thing, but the secret is more being able to get along and do a little bit of the give-and-take. It’s a good team. If you’re gonna win the Stanley Cup, you’ve got a guy that’s the main goalscorer, you’ve got a guy who’s killing penalties, and both of them have to know and respect the other person’s role in their team to win the game. That’s what we’ve figured out over the years, how to do that.

Alex Obert: With a live show, what’s the secret to being a good frontman?

Chris Jericho: Just a connection with the crowd. People want to have a good time when they come to a show and you have to do everything you can to let them know that it’s okay to have a good time. Some crowds are easier, some crowds are harder, but you have to go the extra mile to get those people to open up and realize that they’re there to have fun. So it’s all about the connection, man. It’s the same whether it’s a Fozzy show or a WWE show, you have to have that connection with the crowd. And when you get that, they’re gonna be more into what you’re doing.

Check out the complete interview at JourneyOfAFrontman.com.

– The latest edition of Jim Ross’ “Ross Report” podcast, which features an interview with AJ Styles, is now available. The official description for the show reads as follows:

TRR – Ep23 – AJ Styles

“He’s arguably the hottest free agent in pro-wrestling, and the one that JR let get away – AJ Styles joins The Ross Report, and here’s what he & good ole JR covered: Raven, Samoa Joe, storytelling, TNA Impact, the 6-sided ring, New Japan, ROH, John Cena, and the Undertaker’s streak ending!”

You can download the show right now at PodcastOne.com.

– The latest edition of Chris Jericho’s “Talk Is Jericho” podcast, which features Jericho’s review of the WWE Battleground pay-per-view that he was actually part of, is now available. The official description for the show reads as follows:

TIJ – EP58 – Fozzy & WWE Battleground Review

“Fozzy’s new album is out… and Chris has the whole band together to celebrate. They’re naming favorite songs, telling songwriting secrets, sharing crazy road stories, reveling in tour antics, and bustin’ cajones! Plus, it’s a different kind of family sit-down when Chris, his son Ash The Fish Expert, and dad NHL Great Ted Irvine talk WWE Battleground! It’s the Irvine Family PPV Review!”

You can download the show right now at PodcastOne.com.

The following are highlights of a new Miami Herald interview with Chris Jericho:

Entertaining the masses with his talents: “I think after a while people don’t really give a %$#@ what it is [else] that you’re doing. When I’m wrestling, I’m in wrestling mode. When I’m on stage with Fozzy, I’m in Fozzy mode. They’re two separate things, and it’s cool that I do both. I think a lot of people think it’s cool and can understand that I’m good at both. I don’t listen to negative people or care about negative people or worry about negative people. I just worry about doing the best I can do with whatever projects I decide to do.”

Similarities between music and wrestling: “There’s a lot of similarities between the two. They’re both very high energy, aggressive forms of entertainment, very dependent on the reactions you get from the crowd. If the crowd is excited, it makes for a better show — both in wrestling and with Fozzy. So you get a lot of crossover because there is that certain vibe in both. Certainly WWE superstars are like rock stars — larger than life, over the top personalities — and that’s what you’re always looking for in rock-n-roll. Sometimes you get it, and sometimes you don’t, and sometimes you get that in wrestling, and sometimes you don’t. Especially when you go to a WWE show with all the fire [and loud noise] and pyrotechnic, a lot of times it’s more than a rock show, than a rock show you might see. There is a common ground between the two.”

WWE’s Jim Johnston, who composes theme songs: “[Jim Johnston] does a great job at what he does. He really finds the inner core, the inner seed of what the person’s personality is, of what the character’s personality is, and really latches on to that. It always amazes me to see what he comes up with for guys who have been around for years, for guys who are just starting..He’s definitely an invaluable member of the WWE’s team for sure.”

Check out the complete interview at MiamiHerald.com.

– Former NBA star and part-time WCW performer Dennis Rodman is scheduled to appear at The Big Event 6 in Einhurst, New York on March 8th. Rodman is advertised as “appearing in nWo gear.” Also scheduled for the event are AJ Styles, Harley Race, Buff Bagwell, Sunny, King Kong Bundy, Jimmy Hart, The Honky Tonk Man and Greg “The Hammer” Valentine.

– Former WWE Superstar Chris Jericho spent the weekend at the Morrisound Recording Studios in Tampa, Florida doing vocal work for his new “Fozzy” album.

– Chris Jericho revealed on Instagram that his band Fozzy will begin recording their next album this Thursday and said the band will be back on touring very soon.

“Trust me when I tell you the songs we’ve written for this album are like nothing we’ve ever done before …and are going to BLOW YOU AWAY!! So excited!! Stay tuned for more info about the album and upcoming live dates…. #2014 #theyearofthefozz #lightsgoout #doyouwannastartawar #fozzy”

– WWE Hall of Famer Jim Ross answered a “Q&A” question on his website about the possibility of SmackDown going live:

“I don’t know. It could happen very easily of the network on which it aired wanted to move it to Tuesday. For it to be live on Friday night it would be challenging at best but I assume doable if necessary.””

– Mark Henry tweeted the following while watching Monday night’s RAW from home. WWE kept Henry off TV to sell the attack from Brock Lesnar. He wrote:

It's been a long time since I watched raw at home. Great show!!! I'm sitting here with this sling on my arm pissed. pic.twitter.com/Hp1bAPbB8T

— TheMarkHenry (@TheMarkHenry) January 14, 2014

All the fans thanks for the love.You haters go jump off something high!The swelling is gone down so I will live!Ass will be kicked for this.

— TheMarkHenry (@TheMarkHenry) January 14, 2014

-The Mace And Crown website recently ran a featured article on the charity work that WWE Superstar John Cena participates in on a regular basis. Fans interested in checking that out can do so online at MaceAndCrown.com.

-The TBN Weekly website ran a “Where Are They Now?” type story on George Scott, the famed pro wrestling star of the 1950s and 1960s who later became one of the most noted bookers in wrestling. You can check that out online at TBNWeekly.com.

-WWE Hall Of Famer Dory Funk Jr. recently noted on his official Twitter account that he and his brother, fellow WWE Hall Of Famer Terry Funk, will soon be returning to Japan. Funk didn’t, however, elaborate on what exactly that meant.

-An interview with WWE Hall Of Famer Jim Ross, where he mainly discusses legends of Texas wrestling, is available online at Facebook.com/ihweprowrestling.

-Chris Jericho’s rock-and-roll band “Fozzy” will be performing two shows ths weekend. The first stop for the group will be the House Of Blues on the Sunset Strip in West Hollywood, California on Friday, October 4th. Next up, “Fozzy” will perform at the DNA Lounge in San Francisco, California on Sunday, October 5th.

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– Imgur.com has a photo gallery from Chris Jericho’s band FOZZY’s recent show in Oklahoma City.

– WWE Hall of Famer Jesse Ventura appeared on the Howard Stern show this morning to promote the release of his new JFK conspiracy book.

Buy Here From Amazon.com: “They Killed Our President: 63 Reasons to Believe There Was a Conspiracy to Assassinate JFK” by Jesse Ventura

During the appearance, Ventura said he’s serious about running for President of the United States in 2016 and wants Howard Stern as his Vice President.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=rMfUVnMNBwE

-The presale code for the next WWE RAW from Dallas, Texas is “DALLAS.” The presale will go until Friday, for the RAW on Monday, December 16th, which will be the post-WWE TLC pay-per-view edition of the show.

-Former WWE Superstar Chris Jericho’s band, Fozzy, will be performing on Tuesday night, October 1st in Tempe, Arizona at Club Red and on Wednesday, October 2nd in Las Vegas, Nevada at Count’s Vamp’d Rock Bar & Grill.

-For those who keep track of this sort of stuff, there were multiple Ric Flair references during some big college football games recently. On the ESPN game on Thursday, when talking about Ohio State coach Urban Meyer, Rece Davis said, “to be the best, you gotta beat the best,” which was followed up with Jesse Palmer throwing in a “Woooo!” Also, during halftime of the Saturday game between Miami and USF, one of the announcers talked about a Miami player who was “playing dirty like Ric Flair out there,” which was also followed up by a passionate “Woooo!”

SEVERAL *KEY SEGMENTS* For Monday’s RAW ALREADY REVEALED — Details Here!

-Chris Jericho’s band “Fozzy” will be performing at Backstage Live in San Antonio, Texas on Friday evening, the House Of Blues in Houston, Texas on Saturday and the Chameleon Club in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma on Sunday.

-WWE has reached yet another social media milestone. The official WWE Twitter account recently posted the following tweet:

WWE and its Superstars now have more than 200 MILLION followers across 11 social networks! Thank you @WWEUniverse for your support!

HUGE *SPOILERS* For The Upcoming WWE Battleground PPV — CLICK HERE!

-Former WWE Superstar Chris Jericho is scheduled to make a promotional appearance on Saturday in Houston, Texas. Jericho will be promoting his current “Fozzy” tour. The group will be appearing at the Cactus Music store before their performance at the House Of Blues on Saturday evening.

-Former NFL player with the Atlanta Falcons, Quinn Ojinnaka, who also performs under the name “Moose” Ojinnaka in pro wrestling, will be headlining the Pro Wrestling Live! independent show on Thursday, October 10th in Duluth, Georgia. As previously reported, “Moose” is attempting to make it to WWE after he finishes up his pro football career.

-U.S. Senator Tom Cruz made a “WWF” pro wrestling reference during his Congressional speech this week. Fans interested in checking that out can do so online at ABCNews.com.

MASSIVE *SPOILERS* For The Upcoming WWE Battleground PPV — CLICK HERE!

-On Monday’s edition of WWE RAW, the entire active roster for the new WWE 2K14 video game will be announced.

-Former WWE Superstar Chris Jericho will be performing with Fozzy on Friday night in Flint, Michigan at The Machine Shop and on Sunday night in Milwaukee, Wisconsin at The Rave/Eagles Club.

-UFC president Dana White, when asked about professional wrestling on the television show “The Crowd Goes Wild,” claimed WWE was something kids watch until they are around 14, and then they move on to real fighting. You can watch White’s appearance on the show below:

http://youtu.be/ziT128qU1rw

Major Segment Involving HHH For Monday’s RAW Revealed — Details Here!

-Former WWE Superstars Kevin Nash, Mick Foley, Bret “The Hitman” Hart and Chris Jericho were all at the Comic Con event in Montreal, Quebec, Canada on Saturday night.

Speaking of Foley and Jericho, both guys performed in Montreal on Saturday. Foley had a comedy show, that was scheduled for 45 minutes, but went 90 minutes when Bret Hart was brought on stage for an impromptu question and answer session. Jericho and his band Fozzy played a rock and roll concert.

-Mick Foley performs another standup comedy show tonight in Boston, MA. at Nick’s Comedy Club at 8:00pm ET.

-Chris Jericho performs another show tonight at the Phoenix Concert Theatre in Toronto, Ontario, Canada.

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