Ever since Chris Jericho started using the Codebreaker (a double-knee facebreaker) as his finishing move back in 2007, the name and maneuver have both become synonymous with the former Undisputed ...

Jericho delivered a Codebreaker, but Omega kicked out at two. The leader of Bullet Club escaped one more Liontamer from his rival as the drama of the match peaked.

Chris Jericho didn’t invent the double knee facebuster, but the move is now so closely associated with him that it is now almost always called the Codebreaker. But according to the latest ...

Ricky Starks has defeated Chris Jericho again. Starks previously defeated Jericho on the January 4 episode of AEW Dynamite; the match came about after Starks turned down Jericho’s offer to join ...

The FTW Championship reign of Chris Jericho has finally come to an end at AEW All In as HOOK is champion once again. The finish saw HOOK lock Redrum on Chris Jericho. Bryan Keith tried to break it ...

Jericho would add a Codebreaker to further punish Zayn for his remarks about Kevin Owens. On Sunday night the two Canadian superstars would battle for their first time in a match on a pay-per-view.

Recently, Chris Jericho discussed on his podcast Talk Is Jericho that the "One and Only," Ricochet, asked permission to use one of the current AEW roster members signature move.