Another of Chris Jericho's finishers has been stolen, and this time it's the Walls of Jericho. The thief? None other than Tommaso Ciampa, who has been on a mission to prove himself better than the legendary Jericho. In a recent match on Collision, Ciampa made quick work of his opponent with the very move that Jericho is known for, leaving Jericho's reputation in tatters.
This isn't the first time Jericho's signature moves have been stolen. Ricochet famously stole the Ricosault, and now Ciampa has taken the list of 1,004 reasons to hate Jericho, using it as a tool to further his own agenda. It's a clever strategy, but it also highlights the lack of respect Jericho receives in the wrestling world. As Ciampa continues to build his own legacy, he's not just stealing moves, but also the narrative around Jericho's dominance.
The question remains: will Jericho return to reclaim his glory? And if he does, will Ciampa be willing to let go of his stolen moves? The build for a match between these two is intriguing, to say the least. It's a battle of wits, a test of who can outmaneuver the other, and a chance for Jericho to prove that his finishers are still the best in the business. Personally, I think Jericho's return will be a thrilling moment, and Ciampa's theft of his moves only adds to the excitement. It's a classic case of the cat and the mouse, and I can't wait to see how it plays out.
What do you think? Are you digging the build for this potential dream match? And what other moves would you like to see stolen from Jericho's repertoire? The wrestling world is full of surprises, and this is just another chapter in the ongoing saga of these two iconic performers.
