At the first All Out PPV in 2019, Adam Page met Chris Jericho in the main event to determine the inaugural AEW World Champion. After Jericho won, he formed The Inner Circle, a group at odds with Page's membership in The Elite.

Debuting in the WWF within a relatively short time of each other, Chris Jericho and Jeff Hardy had their fair share of battles throughout the 2000s. Perhaps their best-known encounter was at No Way Out in 2003, in a match where Hardy tapped out to the Walls of Jericho.

Although Batista and Chris Jericho had crossed paths several times in the past, perhaps their biggest match happened at 2008's Cyber Sunday. Jericho, dropped the World Championship to The Animal, thanks to special referee Stone Cold Steve Austin. He regained the title the next night. 

During his early days in Mexico's CMLL promotion, Chris Jericho (as Corazon De Leon) was often matched against Negro Casas, whom Jericho put over in his first book as being "the Ric Flair of Mexico." The two battled in singles and tag team matches, including when Jericho became NWA Middleweight Champion.

The night after his appearance at Wrestle Kingdom XII in 2018, Chris Jericho returned to NJPW to attack Tetsuya Naito. The two battled at the Dominion show in June, in which Jericho defeated Naito for the IWGP Intercontinental Championship.

In 1998,  one of the most persistent challengers to Chris Jericho's WCW Cruiserweight Championship was Chavo Guerrero Jr. In one  encounter on Thunder, Jericho destroyed Chavo's hobby horse mascot Pepe, leading to an attack by an even larger hobby horse.

When Rhyno was part of The Alliance, Stephanie McMahon handpicked The Man Beast to go after Chris Jericho at SummerSlam 2001. After Jericho handily defeated Rhyno at the event, the two would clash numerous times, including for the WWF Hardcore Title.

In 2001, Chris Jericho drew the ire of WWF Commissioner William Regal by peeing in his teapot backstage and dressing up as Doink The Clown. These antics led to a match at WrestleMania XVII, which Jericho won.

Yes, we're fully aware that Nick Patrick was a referee. Shortly after the nWo was created, Patrick began officiating matches with an obvious bias towards the nWo. Enter Chris Jericho, who challenged Patrick to a match at WCW's World War III PPV in 1996, where, with one arm tied behind his back, Jericho still won.

The rivalry between WWE Hall of Famer Kevin Nash and Chris Jericho began in 2003 on Jericho's Highlight Reel talk show, in which Y2J referred to Nash "nashhole". Later, the two had a Hair vs. Hair Match on Raw, in which Nash cut some (but not all) of his locks.

Chris Jericho's history with Rob Van Dam goes back some 20 years to when the two faced each other in ECW. By 2001, both men were in the WWF, with RVD and Y2J meeting numerous times including at Unforgiven. And when Van Dam made his WWE return in 2013, he was matched against Jericho.

In 2004, Chris Jericho and Christian made a $2 (Canadian) bet over whether Jericho could sleep with WWE Hall of Famer Trish Stratus. After Stratus learned of the deception, Jericho developed feelings for Stratus, which backfired at WrestleMania XX when she turned heel and sided with Christian.

In his book Undisputed, Chris Jericho repeatedly jokes that Mick Foley never scored a win over him. Despite meeting several times in both ECW and the WWF, Y2J got the better of the best-selling author, although Foley scored a "pin" during his WWE Hall of Fame induction.

While Chris Jericho faced Cody several times when both were in WWE, their primary rivalry began in AEW, when The American Nightmare unsuccessfully challenged Le Champion for his AEW Championship at Full Gear in 2019.

The rivalry between Chris Jericho and Randy Orton began in 2007 when Jericho returned to WWE. They also battled at Night of Champions in 2014, amongst dozens of other high-profile confrontations over the years.

In 1998, Chris Jericho kept calling out "Greenberg" on WCW telecasts, only to defeat others and declare that WWE Hall of Famer Goldberg feared him. After a match on Nitro proved otherwise, the two didn't battle again until 2003, when they met at WWE's Bad Blood PPV.

Christian and Chris Jericho were tag team partners, but dissolved their team at WrestleMania XX, when Trish Stratus sided with Christian. The two did battle in a series of Raw and PPV matches that lasted throughout the year, including a Ladder Match for the Intercontinental Title.

Kevin Owens and Chris Jericho became "best friends" in 2016, capturing gold and dominating on Raw. Jericho eventually made The List Of KO and the two faced off at WrestleMania XXXIII, trading the U.S. Title back and forth.

John Cena's first PPV appearance (Vengeance in 2002) was against Chris Jericho. Their paths would cross again when Cena was drafted to Raw and Jericho turned heel, leading to a WWE Title Match at SummerSlam 2005 and a World Title Match at Survivor Series 2008.

The first major meeting between Chris Jericho and WWE Hall of Famer Kurt Angle was at No Way Out in 2000, where the Olympic Gold Medalist snagged Y2J's Intercontinental Title. They met again at WrestleMania 2000, part of a Triple Threat match and many other times on TV and PPV over the years.

Chris Jericho and WWE Hall of Famer Edge were often pitted on opposite sides in singles and tag team matches over the years. In 2009, they became a tag team, but Jericho dropped The Rated R Superstar when he was injured, leading a main event at WrestleMania XXVI.

The rivalry between Chris Jericho and JOn Moxley (then Dean Ambrose) began at Payback in 2016. After Jericho destroyed Ambrose's beloved plant Mitch, the two had an Asylum Match at Extreme Rules. In 2020, they rekindled their feud in AEW, culimating in a match at Revolution.

Chris Jericho and Rey Mysterio first locked horns in WCW in a feud over the WCW Cruiserweight Championship in 1998. About a decade later, the two picked up their rivalry in WWE, which led to a series of matches for the Intercontinental Championship in 2009 and one where Y2J unmasked Mysterio.

While Stephanie McMahon only faced Chris Jericho once in the ring (as part of a Triple Threat match in 2002), their feud dates back to 2000, when Jericho referred to The Billion Dollar Princess as a "filthy, dirty, disgusting, bottom-feeding, trashbag ho" in numerous promos throughout the years.

When Chris Jericho debuted in the WWF in August 1999, the very first person he targeted was The Rock during an unscheduled promo battle. After that, the two had numerous classic matches together, including at No Mercy 2001, where Y2J won the WCW Championship, and in the semi-main event at Vengeance 2001. 

WWE Hall of Famer Ricky "The Dragon" Steamboat was a man that Chris Jericho idolized growing up, so it made sense they would eventually cross paths. In 2009, Jericho mocked Steamboat for becoming a front-office worker, leading to a handicap match at WrestleMania XXV and one-on-one at Backlash.

Like his brother Jeff, Matt Hardy faced off against Chris Jericho in the 2000s, including a match where the winner went on to the Elimination Chamber. Broken Matt followed Jericho into AEW in 2020 and renewed their rivalry.

As Chris Jericho was preparing to make his WCW exit in 1999, he was booked in a series of matches against Perry Saturn, including a match at Souled Out where the loser had to wear a dress. Jericho won (because Saturn wanted to start wearing a dress).

The bad blood between Chris Jericho and WWE Hall of Famer Booker T began in WCW, when they feuded over the Television Championship. After referring to Booker as "Tooker B," they renewed their rivalry in WWE, in both tag team championship and singles championship matches, including the InVasion angle.

Shortly after Chris Jericho's 1999 WWF debut, he targeted Ken Shamrock, angering the former UFC Champion in a series of segments. Jericho hid behind Howard "Harold" Finkel and a shark cage, leading to a First Blood Match.

Chris Jericho's early career pattern had closely mirrored that of WWE Hall of Famer Eddie Guerrero. The two battled in WCW, including for Guerrero's United States Title at SuperBrawl VII. When both were in the WWF, the two feuded over Jericho's European Championship as well.

In 2016 and 2017, Roman Reigns and Chris Jericho were often on opposite sides of the ring. The Big Dog defended his United States Championship against Y2J several times, and in a Handicap Match featuring Kevin Owens, Jericho defeated Reigns to capture the gold.

In late-1999, Hardcore Holly was inserted into the Intercontinental Championship title picture, which was being co-held at the time by Chris Jericho and Chyna. This led to a Triple Threat Match at Royal Rumble 2000, which Jericho won.

In 1994, Chris Jericho and Lance Storm were relative newcomers to SMW, and as The Thrillseekers, they entered into an issue with The Heavenly Bodies (Tom Prichard and Jimmy Del Ray) when The Bodies attacked them in a parking lot. This led to an epic, bloody match at Night of the Legends.

In 2002, Chris Jericho was a surprise draft to the Raw brand, and debuted in surprising fashion by attacking WWE Hall of Famer Ric Flair. This led to a match at SummerSlam, which The Nature Boy won. The following month, Jericho defeated Flair at Unforgiven.

In 1998, Chris Jericho defended his WCW Cruiserweight Championship against Juventud Guerrera at that year's SuperBrawl. As a result of the pre-match stipulation, Guerrera lost his mask. Guerrera would get his revenge later in the year at Road Wild, when the luchador regained the championship from Jericho.

The bad blood between Chris Jericho and John Bradshaw Layfield began in late-2007, when JBL (an announcer at the time) attached Jericho in a WWE Title match. This led to a bout between the two of them at the 2008 Royal Rumble in which Jericho was disqualified, and a series of rematches in the coming weeks.

During his run in Japan's WAR promotion, Chris Jericho was matched up against Ultimo Dragon, including a match he used on his "audition" tapes for many years. The two met later when both were in WCW, including a Cruiserweight Title match at the 1997 Bash at the Beach PPV.

When Chris Jericho returned to WWE in the summer of 2014, he was attacked by Bray Wyatt and The Wyatt Family. This led to a trilogy of matches that summer,  including a bout at SummerSlam and a Steel Cage Match.

Chris Jericho's rivalry with Kane dates back to 2000, when Jericho accidentally spilled coffee on The Big Red Machine backstage. This led to a series of matches on PPV that year, with both men scoring victories. 

One of the biggest matches in Chris Jericho's career was against WWE Hall of Famer Stone Cold Steve Austin at Vengeance in 2001, when Y2J won the Undisputed Championship. They continued their rivalry after Austin retired and became an authority figure.

Chris Jericho's first major WWF feud came at the hands of WWE Hall of Famer Chyna, who had just captured the Intercontinental Championship. The two battled at 1999's Survivor Series, with Chyna retaining the title. The two even co-held the Intercontinental Title briefly.

In 2017, Kenny Omega made an open challenge in NJPW, which was answered by WWE's Chris Jericho. The two battled at Wrestle Kingdom XII, followed by Jericho attacking Omega at All In, and the main event of AEW Double or Nothing.

Chris Jericho and Lance Storm's first match was against each other, as both were students of the Hart Brothers Wrestling Camp in Calgary. Although they teamed for many years, the two friends also opposed each other in promotions such as WAR and at the ECW One Night Stand PPV in 2005.

The night after AJ Styles' WWE debut in 2016, he was paired against Chris Jericho in a series of matches. While the two agreed to put their differences aside and temporarily form a tag team, Jericho soon turned on The Phenomenal One, leading to Jericho winning their match at WrestleMania XXXII.

In 2012, a battle between Chris Jericho and CM Punk began, leading to a WWE Championship match between the two at WrestleMania XXVIII. Jericho later revealed that Punk's family were alcoholics, leading to several rematches between the two.

In 1998, Chris Jericho defeated Dean Malenko in a WCW Cruiserweight Championship match. During his time off from the ring, Jericho constantly badgered The Iceman, leading to Malenko returning at Slamboree 1998 as a surprise, and regaining the gold.

Chris Jericho patterned his career after fellow Canadian Chris Benoit, and the two had numerous matches throughout their careers. They battled in 1995 Super J Cup in Japan, throughout their run in WCW, and numerous times in the WWF, including an Intercontinental Title Ladder Match at the 2001 Royal Rumble.

The rivalry between Chris Jericho and WWE Hall of Famer Triple H began in 2000, when Jericho temporarily defeated The Game for the WWF World Title on Raw (the decision was overturned). They feuded since then, including the main event of WrestleMania XVIII and in tag team matches involving DX and JeriShow.

Chris Jericho had not one, but two feuds with WWE Hall of Famer Shawn Michaels over the years. In 2003, Jericho attempted to better his idol Michaels, leading to a match at WrestleMania XIX. They rekindled their feud in 2008, in a rivalry that began with May's Judgment Day and went all the way through to October's No Mercy, when Jericho was World Champion and he defeated Michaels in a classic Ladder Match.