Apparently, Jericho had responded to a fan’s query regarding the same, noting that NJPW had the rights to use his band Fozzy’s song “Judas” for his entrance.
Jericho noted that he had no idea why they edited the replay video and added a run-of-the-mill rock music track to it, however, Y2J later revealed that NJPW refused to pay a small rights fee owing to which they had to make the change.
In case you didn’t know…
At the recent NJPW Dominion 6.9 event, reigning IWGP World Heavyweight Champion Kazuchika Okada defended his title in the headlining matchup of the show against none other than WCW and WWE veteran Chris Jericho.
Okada ended up successfully defending his title, in what the large majority of professional wrestling fans and experts alike are calling one of the best matches of the 2019 calendar year.
The heart of the matter
Nevertheless, something that truly caught the attention of the pro wrestling community was that the replay video of the aforementioned matchup saw Chris Jericho make his entrance to a run-of-the-mill rock music track.
At the event, however, Jericho had used Fozzy’s “Judas” song for his entrance…Needless to say, fans were quick to point out the aforementioned fact, in response to which Jericho simply stated that NJPW had been given the rights to the song and he had no idea why they’d edited the replay video.
Eventually, Jericho corrected himself, and stated the following via his official Twitter account –
What’s next?
Chris Jericho is expected to be featured prominently in AEW storylines in the days to come, particularly once the company commences its weekly TV show.
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