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As Big Bill put a beating to Sammy Guevara following the latter’s win over Daniel Garcia on tonight’s episode of “AEW Dynamite,” Chris Jericho hit the ring to even the sides. That’s par for the course on a wrestling show, but it was impossible not to notice that Jericho’s theme music played throughout the entire segment, drowning out any noise from the crowd, including their customary singing of “Judas” — little of which seemed to be happening. The extended playing of Jericho’s music did not appear to be a production mistake and may have been put into place to mask an anticipated negative reaction from the Jacksonville crowd.

Chris Jericho’s First Live Appearance on “Dynamite”

The episode marked Jericho’s first live appearance on “Dynamite” since he was compared to Harvey Weinstein in a “skeletons-in-the-closet” reference by Haus of Wrestling’s Nick Hausman. During a presser following the Worlds End pay-per-view, AEW CEO Tony Khan said he couldn’t speak to “internet and unsourced rumors” and lauded the overall safety of the company. Khan was forced to answer questions about Jericho after he was vociferously booed during his Worlds End match, despite nominally being a babyface. Jericho has yet to address the rumors.

Report of Jericho Being Knocked Out

Earlier Wednesday, Cassidy Haynes of Bodyslam.net reported that Jericho was knocked out by current WWE performer MVP back in 2020 on his “Rock N’ Wrestling Rager At Sea – Part Deux: Second Wave” cruise. Jericho and Guevara have an opportunity to capture the AEW Tag Team Championships when they face Bill and Starks in a street fight at Saturday’s “Battle of the Belts” event.

AEW Plays Chris Jericho’s Music During Dynamite Run-In

During the run-in on “AEW Dynamite,” it was evident that Chris Jericho’s theme music was played throughout the entire segment, drowning out any noise from the crowd. This extended playing of Jericho’s music seemed intentional and may have been done to cover up any potential negative reaction from the Jacksonville crowd. The crowd’s usual singing of “Judas” was barely audible during the segment.

Chris Jericho’s Silence on Rumors

Despite being compared to Harvey Weinstein and facing rumors about his personal life, Chris Jericho has remained silent on the matter. AEW CEO Tony Khan has addressed the rumors by stating that he cannot comment on internet and unsourced rumors. Jericho’s silence has only fueled speculation and curiosity among fans and the wrestling community.