Chris Jericho Looks Ahead To His Return To Legendary Tokyo Dome

Chris Jericho is ready for his return to the Tokyo Dome.

On the latest edition of his Talk Is Jericho podcast, “The Ocho” spoke about planting the seeds for his return to the legendary Japanese venue while reflecting back on his match at AEW & NJPW: The Forbidden Door.

Featured below are some of the highlights from the episode where he touches on this topic with his thoughts.

On his match at Forbidden Door was awesome and plants the seed that he may face Shota Umino at a future Tokyo Dome event: “But it [Forbidden Door match] was awesome. Did the thing with [Shota] Umino because at the Tokyo Dome against Kenny [Omega], I put him in the Walls of Jericho in front of his own father, of course is Red Shoes [Unno]. If you know the history of Red Shoes and I, we go back to 1994 together with W.A.R., so there’s a lot of history there, and then of course afterwards, throw the fireball in his face and then maybe a future Tokyo Dome match for sure, possibly.”

On his match ended early due to people jumping the gun on some spots: “Now we got the build to the Forbidden Door pay-per-view and this was a match with Lance Archer versus [Jon] Moxley and [Hiroshi] Tanahashi… I remember this one was kind of funny because it was the one that ended — something went wrong when guys were kind of jumping the gun on some of the submissions that we had and that sort of thing and we ended up finishing up I think three minutes early and that’s where Tanahashi and Mox had to stare at each other for an insurmountable amount of time [Jericho laughed] and that’s the reason why, it’s live TV and we just — it’s hard to orchestrate a tag match when I was like, ‘Don’t come in. You’re coming in too early’ and it’s like, you know, and Tana’s in there… the timing just wasn’t there so that’s why those guys were staring at each other.”

Check out the complete episode of Talk Is Jericho featuring Chris Jericho by visiting Apple.com. H/T to POST Wrestling for transcribing the above quotes.