Chris Jericho Revives 'List Of Jericho' at Fan Event

The former AEW World Champion sparks speculation about a potential WWE return.

Mar. 9, 2026 at 7:05pm

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Chris Jericho recently revived his famous 'List of Jericho' gimmick at a fan event in San Antonio, Texas, sparking fresh speculation about a potential WWE return. Jericho posted a TikTok video from the Big Texas Terror fan event where he brought back the legendary list for the first time in years, writing a young fan's name on it and having her repeat the iconic 'You just made the list!' catchphrase.

Why it matters

The 'List of Jericho' was a key part of Jericho's WWE character in 2016, but had been shelved after he joined AEW in 2019. Its revival at a fan event has reignited rumors about Jericho potentially returning to WWE, despite still being under an AEW contract.

The details

In the TikTok video, Jericho is seen writing a young fan's name on the list and having her repeat the 'You just made the list!' catchphrase, which was a popular part of his WWE persona. The list had previously been replaced by the 'Lexicon of Le Champion' after Jericho joined AEW.

  • On March 9, 2026, Jericho posted the TikTok video from the Big Texas Terror fan event in San Antonio, Texas.

The players

Chris Jericho

A former AEW World Champion who recently revived his 'List of Jericho' gimmick at a fan event, sparking speculation about a potential WWE return.

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What they’re saying

“You just made the list!”

— Chris Jericho

What’s next

It remains unclear whether Jericho's revival of the 'List of Jericho' is a hint at a potential WWE return or simply a fun moment for fans.

The takeaway

Jericho's revival of the 'List of Jericho' gimmick at a fan event has reignited speculation about a possible WWE return, despite the former AEW World Champion still being under contract with the company. The iconic catchphrase and list have been a key part of Jericho's persona, and its return has captured the attention of wrestling fans.