Jericho Names His Favourite Tag Team Partner

Chris Jericho appeared on the Superstar Crossover show and revealed that Big Show (Paul Wight in AEW) is his all-time favourite tag team partner.

"Yeah, Big Show is my favorite tag team. Yeah, he was the best ... Jeri-Show," said Jericho on the show.

When Chris Jericho and Big Show first joined forces, it took many fans by surprise. Jericho was known for his quick wit, agility, and charisma, while Big Show was a towering force of nature with unmatched strength. The two seemed like an odd couple, but their chemistry both inside and outside the ring quickly became apparent.

Together, Jericho and Big Show embarked on a tag team journey that would leave an indelible mark on WWE history. They captured the Unified WWE Tag Team Championship and proved to be a dominant force in the division. Their contrasting styles complemented each other perfectly: Jericho's speed and technical prowess combined with Big Show's brute strength made them a formidable team.

It was during their partnership that the name "Jeri-Show" began to circulate. While Chris Jericho himself admitted on the Superstar Crossover show that they never officially adopted the moniker, it quickly caught on among fans and announcers. The name perfectly encapsulated the essence of their team – a fusion of Jericho's charisma and Show's sheer size and power.

"Jeri-Show" became a beloved tag team among WWE fans, and their matches were always highly anticipated. Their memorable feud with D-Generation X (Triple H and Shawn Michaels) added another layer to their legacy, culminating in classic battles and unforgettable moments.

Despite their success and chemistry, the team eventually went their separate ways, as is often the case in the ever-evolving world of professional wrestling. However, the impact of Jeri-Show continues to resonate with fans who fondly remember their time together as one of the most entertaining and unexpected partnerships in WWE history.

Chris Jericho's revelation on the Superstar Crossover show sheds light on the organic nature of the "Jeri-Show" name. While it may not have been a formal tag team name chosen by the wrestlers themselves, it symbolizes the magic that can happen when two talented individuals come together and create something special. Jeri-Show's legacy remains a testament to the power of chemistry and the unpredictable nature of professional wrestling, forever etching their names into the annals of WWE history.

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