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Why Y2J might not return to WWE on a regular schedule Submitted by Aaron Rift on 11/23/2018 at 01:45 PM Dave Meltzer of F4WOnline.com discussed Chris Jericho's status with WWE and why he might not be returning on a regular schedule anytime soon. Here is what Meltzer said courtesy of RingsideNews.com: “He could easily go back to WWE and I would think that he would. But the one thing that makes this scenario different is the cruises. He wants to do the cruises as an annual thing. WWE pretty much they turned him down the first time, but that doesn’t mean they’ll always turn him down. But they turned him down the first time.” “There is a question of if they would want to be involved so strongly but maybe they would. But if they don’t want to be involved then it is to his benefit to, if the cruise thing is going to be one of his annual projects, then it is to his benefit not to be with WWE but to be in wrestling and have an affiliation.” “He didn’t work for Ring Of Honor, but he made a deal with Ring Of Honor for the last cruise. All of the talent came with the exception of Kenny Omega, all the talent either came from Ring Of Honor or Impact because he’s friends with Don Callis. So it would make sense for him to have a strong involvement with a company who has talent that he could use that would be marketable on his cruise. That would all make sense in that regard.” NEWS AND RUMORS WWE Chamber: Men's Elimination Chamber WWE Chamber: Strowman vs. Corbin WWE Chamber: Rousey vs. Ruby Riott WWE Chamber: Lashley/Lio Rush vs. Finn Balor WWE Chamber: Miz/Shane vs. The Usos WWE Chamber: Women's Elimination Chamber WWE Chamber: Murphy vs. Tozawa Rollins says he almost joined Impact Wrestling Samoa Joe comments on Ambrose leaving WWE Final news heading into tonight's WWE Chamber PPV MORE NEWS AND RUMORS

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