5 Reasons Chris Jericho could return to WWE if he loses at AEW All Out 

#2. Chris Jericho wants to retire from the business in WWE

Hey I recognize that plane.... @WWE pic.twitter.com/UaxpYB2WW1

— Chris Jericho (@IAmJericho) April 9, 2021

Chris Jericho first found major fame in the wrestling world in WWE; it was the first place that gave him a push towards the World Championship, and it remains the place that he is best associated with.

Jericho has been one of the main forces behind AEW, and he has worked hard to make it a success since it launched in 2019, but that doesn't mean that he has forgotten his roots.

There was a time when WWE was the only company that believed in him, and it's entirely possible that Jericho wants to end his career where it truly began.

Hell Yeah!!! RT @WWENetwork: No foolin' around here. You're gonna get ... IT! 🤯 @IAmJericho joins @steveaustinBSR on the next #BrokenSkullSessions, premiering Sunday, April 11 on @PeacockTV in the U.S. and @WWENetwork everywhere else! pic.twitter.com/7zgXVvLOte

— Steve Austin (@steveaustinBSR) April 2, 2021

Jericho has a lot of friends in WWE, and he could have decided that he wants to try to create some sort of bond between the two companies now that WWE and AEW are almost on the same level. This connection was somewhat teased when Jericho appeared on Steve Austin's Broken Skull Sessions earlier this year.

Jericho has a lot to offer WWE, and it would be great to see him end his career as a WWE Superstar. If he does, he would likely cement his place as a future WWE Hall of Famer. (The company might be reluctant to induct him right now, given his status as an AEW wrestler.)