When it comes to WWE legends, Chris Jericho’s name cannot be left behind. The C Man is simply one of the best to step into the squared circle. Jericho has made and broken several records during his illustrious wrestling career, but among them, there is one particular record that has baffled a lot of his admirers.
Though Jericho seems miles ahead of anyone else when it comes to knocking guys out of the elimination chamber, with a staggering 10 eliminations to his name in 8 appearances, he has managed to secure a victory just once in his entire career.
Chris Jericho’s failure at the elimination chamber despite his dominating record
Jericho has eliminated more wrestlers than anyone else in WWE history, still he has somehow managed to come out victorious in just a single elimination chamber match. This startling statistic highlights the uncertainty and unpredictability of elimination chamber matches and how brutal the fight for survival is inside the steel structure.
Jericho has experienced failure at the elimination chamber on most of the occasions. He has faced eliminations at the hands of superstars such as Shawn Michaels, Goldberg, Bautista, Jeff Hardy, and Rey Mysterio. His lone victory came in 2010 when he got the better of The Undertaker, Rey Mysterio, CM Punk, and John Morrison to get his hands on the World Heavyweight Championship.
The C Man’s record of a sole victory at the Elimination Chamber may seem unbelievable to combat sports fans, but it cannot tarnish his incredible legacy and achievements in WWE.
Chris Jericho’s other interesting records
The elimination record is not the sole achievement in the WWE that the former world heavyweight champion can brag about; he has many other astounding records under his belt. Lion Do has held the WWE Intercontinental Championship title a record nine times and is the only person to win both the Superstar of the Year and Tag Team of the Year awards.
He has won his lone Superstar of the Year title in 2008 despite having a strong list of contenders such as John Cena, Bautista, Edge, Jeff Hardy, and Triple H. He then went on to win the Tag Team of the Year title along with The Big Show the following year.
Chris Jericho defeated Steve Austin and The Rock, two of WWE’s greatest wrestlers, on the same night, becoming the only person to do so. he also holds the record for spending the longest cumulative time in Royal Rumble matches, a total of 4 hours and 56 minutes.
No matter what, WWE will never witness another wrestler as graceful as Chris Jericho, as he was truly one of a kind. His achievements and accolades in WWE are unmatchable and legendary. The Elimination Chamber record is just a single aspect of his monumental career, but it still shows how tough and unpredictable WWE can be, even for legendary wrestlers.
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