Chris Jericho Explodes At CM Punk After Attack

The ongoing saga stemming from the high-profile showdown between CM Punk and ‘The Elite’ at All Out 2022 continues to captivate the wrestling world, and now, the narrative takes an intriguing turn with Chris Jericho stepping into the spotlight.

 


 

In a recent revelation, Chris Jericho boldly asserted that he had not signed a non-disclosure agreement, granting him the freedom to discuss any aspect of the Brawl Out incident, including the altercation involving CM Punk. This proclamation did not go unnoticed, prompting a response from Stephen P New, a prominent attorney known for his involvement in the legal matters of wrestling personalities.

Stephen P New, reacting to Jericho’s claim, referenced an employee handbook and suggested that unless Jericho had a special arrangement, the situation could be navigated accordingly. Unfazed, Chris Jericho fired back, vehemently asserting his non-adherence to any employee handbook throughout his four years with All Elite Wrestling (AEW) and emphasizing that he had never signed an NDA in his entire life.

Jericho further criticized New, accusing him of attempting to bully and making grandiose claims for his clients without proper research. He challenged New’s assertions, asserting that he witnessed the events firsthand during Brawl Out, including the actions of Lucy (and her husband and best buddy), providing him with a comprehensive understanding of the true sequence of events.

In a scathing rebuke, Jericho accused New of being a “mark” and urged him to refrain from making blanket statements without being present at the scene. The post by Jericho not only served as a defense against the legal implications but also included accusations of bullying, adding a layer of intensity to the already heated situation.

Harrison Carter
Harrison Carter
Harrison Carter has been a huge pro wrestling fan since 2002, and it's been his first love ever since then. He has years of writing experience for all things pro wrestling. His interests outside of wrestling include films, books and soccer.

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