Chris Jericho Lands Magazine Cover
WWE Superstar Chris Jericho finds himself as the cover artist for the fall issue of Rebel Ink, a nationally published tattoo magazine.
Rebel Ink sent the following release to Wrestlezone:
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WWE Superstar Chris Jericho Nails the Cover of Rebel Ink Magazine
Paramus, NJ, August 1, 2014 – Rebel Ink—the tattoo magazine that serves you a boatload of ink with plenty of attitude—announced the release of their Oct/Nov 2014 issue. For this latest edition of RI rocker, TV show host, and former WWE Champion, Chris Jericho brings it with a duo of sexy tattooed ladies in tow!
Whether he was breaking it down on “Dancing with the Stars,” lending his voice as host of Syfy’s “Robot Combat League” or serving up butt-whoopings in the ring as a WWE superstar wrestler, Chris Jericho has put in hard work in the entertainment industry. His versatility knows no limits as he heads up his heavy metal band Fozzy! In between putting the final touches to Fozzy’s latest record—Do You Wanna Start a War, which just hit stores on July 22nd—Jericho linked up with Rebel Ink for a wild photo shoot and to divulge on his band’s latest moves, his “But I’m Chris Jericho!” web-series, his next book—The Best In The World: At What I Have No Idea—and of course, on his rock ‘n’ roll themed tattoos.
You can view Jericho’s magazine cover by clicking the following link.
Vic Venom Is Back
Former WWE, WCW and TNA writer Vince Russo recently posted an editorial to his website, Pyro and Ballyhoo, announcing the return of his alter ego, Vic Venom.
Russo used the Venom name while he wrote for WWE and the WWE Magazine several years ago, and addresses why he used the name in his post. The article is written as ‘Venom’, and it addresses a number of topics, including criticisms of Russo himself, why he originally used the name, and more. You can read an excerpt from the post below:
Now, I get it, he had that naggin’ wife and his bratty brats to feed, and, no matter how much he despised what he was watchin’ on WWF TV, he had to tread carefully because he couldn’t afford to lose his job. But, Russo, Russo could just never keep his mouth shut–you know–that’s how us I-talians are—so, he had to figure out a way to make his opinion known—while protectin’ his spot in the company at the same time. Now, whether he’s a complete jerk, or not, you’ve got to give Russo his due here because this is what he did. HE CREATED ME—VIC VENOM—and the reason why was simple–his intention was to go in the WWF magazine, write about how crappy the product was, put MY NAME TO IT, and then get away with it by explaining to everybody that IT WAS ALL A WORK!!! And, you know what—the potato heads bought it!!! Under MY pen name, Russo was able to say whatever he wanted—without ever puttin’ his livelihood in jeopardy!!!
You can read the entire Vic Venom post on pyroandballyhoo.com by clicking the following link.
