Thread: Most surprising title change ever
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Old 02-22-2010, 08:02 AM   #11
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Originally Posted by Team Sheep View Post
Not my most surprising, but I was pretty shocked when Jericho won the title at Unforgiven in the Scramble match in 2008. Was also very shocked when he won it back from Batista in a cage match on Raw a few weeks later. A couple of pleasant surprises.
Actually, when you think about it, all Chris Jericho's World Title wins have been pretty surprising. The most expected one would have been his victory just now in the Elimination Chamber -- but even then I wouldn't have been surprised if Jericho had lost.

I hope this indicates a new era for Jericho: one where he is actually expected to win World Championships from time-to-time. He's now in his sixth reign, which is far more than what many other people obtain in their careers. To be honest, I would not be shocked to see Jericho win the World Heavyweight Title back from Edge soon after he loses it to him. Perhaps as a way to get Wade Barrett over as Jericho's protoge.
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