Published: Nov 3, 2022 by SP3 | Last Updated: Nov 3, 2022 by SP3
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A NFL star has responded to being called out by Chris Jericho on AEW Dynamite.
On the November 2 edition of AEW Dynamite, Baltimore Ravens quarterback Lamar Jackson appeared in the front row to watch the show with his hometown fans.
Ahead of his open challenge for the ROH World Championship, Chris Jericho took time to call out the NFL MVP candidate by stating he would “whip Lamar Jackson’s a**”.
During a Ravens’ press conference on November 3, Jackson was asked about the appearance and being called out by Jericho.
He said:
“I got called out! I wasn’t looking for it. Like I wasn’t thinking he was going to call me out. You know, Chris Jericho called me out. I was like *laughs*, I didn’t really hear what he said at first and then they told me and I start laughing like ‘this man is crazy’. I appreciate it because growing up I was a huge fan of wrestling. It was cool to go see.”
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Chris Jericho went on to defeat the returning Colt Cabana to retain the Ring of Honor World Championship on the show.
Post match, the Jericho Appreciation Society attempted to attack commentator Ian Riccaboni before Blackpool Combat Club came out to get into a huge brawl with the group.
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"I got called out! I wasn't thinking @IAmJericho was going to call me out!" @Lj_era8 @AEW pic.twitter.com/w3miLW7vXf
— Baltimore Ravens (@Ravens) November 3, 2022
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