During a recent interview with The Daily Star, AEW wrestler Chris Jericho commented on which wrestlers he regrets not working with or barely working with during his time in WWE. He said,

“I never got to work with Owen Hart or Bret Hart. I only worked briefly with The Undertaker. We never had that big pay-per-view match or angle, but the matches we did do were so good. We had one match on “SmackDown” where afterwards we were like ‘where have you been all my life.’ Same thing with Bryan Danielson, we finally had a great, great, great match in AEW after I think we worked once in WWE.“

AEW wrestler Dustin Rhodes took to Twitter today to reflect on his career resurgence in All Elite Wrestling. He wrote,

“Gonna be real for a moment. If You asked me when I left the fed if I was done. I would have told you yes. AEW called and passion was renewed. I have had 5 wonderful passionate yrs in @AEW. I am grateful that I can still perform at a very high level, and that impresses me personally. I watched Sting my whole life and he paved the way for all of us. To watch him for so long, still able, is inspirational. Whether you love me or hate me, I believe in all my yrs that I am doing my best work. Time to elevate the #VonErichs @MarshallVonEric and @RossVonErich and pass on my knowledge to them and sammyguevara. I couldn’t be prouder or happier with this faction of guys. I may have been done 5 yrs ago, but passion came calling. Thanks @TonyKhan for all the opportunities. Here’s to another 36. #TheSonsOfTexas.”

Gonna be real for a moment. If You asked me when I left the fed if I was done. I would have told you yes. AEW called and passion was renewed. I have had 5 wonderful passionate yrs in @AEW . I am grateful that I can still perform at a very high level, and that impresses me… pic.twitter.com/JyXiq63TU2

— Dustin Rhodes (@dustinrhodes) August 26, 2024

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