Chris Jericho wanted revenge on Orange Cassidy for ruining his $7,000 jacket back in 2020, damaging his car with the $7,000 that Cassidy paid in full by using only coins, and being a general pain in the backside on the September 18 "AEW Dynamite,

Chris Jericho, dubbed the Learning Tree in AEW, faced his second defeat against Orange Cassidy on AEW Dynamite. The match saw Cassidy reversing an att

Chris Jericho sent a warning to Orange Cassidy after their match on AEW Dynamite. The two wrestlers locked horns for the first time in four years last night. Their last match was the infamous Mimosa Mayhem match at All Out 2020.

AEW's Chris Jericho files a trademark on part of his Learning Tree gimmick, hoping to secure the right to use his new catchphrase for years to come

While Chris Jericho was an integral part of AEW in the beginning, his stock has fallen down with storylines like these.

Typically, if a professional wrestler gets any reaction or heat from a crowd, be it booming applause as a heroic good guy/babyface or thunderous boos as the villainous bad guy/heel, they’re doing their job well.

AEW’s Sept. 18 episode is set to feature a rematch years in the making, The Elite vs. Will Ospreay & The Don Callis Family in Trios action, Women’s champ Mariah May in a tag match, and more on the road to next week’s Grand Slam!