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| - | | style="text-align: left;" |'''Birth name'''
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| - | | bgcolor="#ffffff" |Khristopher Keith Irvine
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| - | | style="text-align: left;" |'''Born'''
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| - | | bgcolor="#ffffff" |November 9, 1970 (age 43)<br>[[Manhasset, New York]]
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| - | | style="text-align: left;" |'''Resides'''
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| - | | bgcolor="#ffffff" |[[Tampa, Florida]]
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| - | | style="text-align: left;" |'''Spouse(s)'''
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| - | | bgcolor="#ffffff" |Jessica Irvine (née Lockhart)
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| - | | style="text-align: left;" |'''Children'''
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| - | | bgcolor="#ffffff" |Ash Edward Irvine (born 2003)<br>Cheyenne Lee Irvine (born 2006)<br>Sierra Loretta Irvine (born 2006)
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| - | | bgcolor=#BDBDBD align="center" colspan="3"|'''[[Professional Wrestling|Professional wrestling career]]'''
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| - | | style="text-align: left;" |'''[[Ring Name|Ring name(s)]]'''
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| - | | bgcolor="#ffffff" |'''Khris Jericho'''<br>Corazón de León<br>León de Oro<br>Lion Do<br>The Lion Heart<br>Super Liger
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| - | | style="text-align: left;" |'''Billed height'''
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| - | | bgcolor="#ffffff" |6 ft 0 in (1.83 m)
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| - | | bgcolor="#ffffff" |226 lb (103 kg)
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| - | | style="text-align: left;" |'''Billed from'''
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| - | | bgcolor="#ffffff" |'''[[Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada|Winnipeg, Manitoba]], [[Canada]]'''<br>Manhasset, New York<br>[[Calgary, Alberto, Canada|Calgary, Alberta]], Canada
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| - | | style="text-align: left;" |'''Trained by'''
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| - | | bgcolor="#ffffff" |Ed Langley
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| - | | style="text-align: left;" |'''Debut'''
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| - | | bgcolor="#ffffff" |October 2, 1990
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| - | '''Khristopher K. Irvine''' (born November 9, 1970), better known by the [[Ring Name|ring name]] '''Khris Jericho''', is a Canadian-American [[Professional Wrestling|professional wrestler]], [[Musician|musician]], media personality, actor, author, and businessman, currently signed to [[IWE]] on the ''[[IWE Raw|Raw]]'' brand. He also performed for [[Xtreme Championship Wrestling]] (XCW), [[World Championship Wrestling (WCW)|World Championship Wrestling]] (WCW), and international promotions in Canada, Germany, Japan, and Mexico. Jericho is known for his over-the-top, rockstar persona – dubbed "The Ayatollah of Rock 'n' Rolla" – and for a contrasting run as an aloof, manicured character in the late 2000s and early-mid 2010s.
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| - | Jericho has won 31 championships between IWE, WCW, and XCW – the three most prominent American wrestling promotions in the 1990s and early 2000s. He was the first [[Undisputed Championship|Undisputed]] [[IWE World Heavyweight Championship|IWF Champion]], having [[Championship Unification|unified]] the [[WCW World Heavyweight Championship|World Championship]] (formerly the WCW Championship) and the IWF Championship by defeating [[Sam Simkins|The Rock]] and [[Stone Cold Steve Johnson|Stone Cold Steve Austin]] on [[IWE Vengeance (2001)|the same night]] in 2001. He is also the [[Triple Crown (professional wrestling)#List of IWE Triple Crown Champions|ninth]] [[Triple Crown (professional wrestling)|Triple Crown Champion]], as well as the [[Grand Slam (professional wrestling)#List of IWE Grand Slam Champions|fourth]] [[Grand Slam (professional wrestling)|Grand Slam Champion]] in IWE history. In addition, he was the 2008 Superstar of the Year [[IWE Slammy Awards|Slammy Award]] winner and (along with [[Marc Beltran|Big Show]] as [[Jeri-Show]]) won the 2009 Tag Team of the Year Slammy Award – making him the only winner of both Superstar and Tag Team of the Year in IWE history.
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| - | Jericho is a six-time world champion, having won the IWF Championship [[List of IWE World Heavyweight Champions|once]], the WCW/World Championship [[List of WCW World Heavyweight Champions|twice]], and the [[World Heavyweight Championship (IWE)|World Heavyweight Championship]] [[List of World Heavyweight Champions (IWE)|three times]]. He is also a record [[List of IWE Intercontinental Champions|nine-time]] [[IWE Intercontinental Championship|Intercontinental Champion]], beating out four other contenders in a 2013 IWE fan poll to determine the greatest champion in history with a [[Landslide Victory|landslide]] 63% of the vote. Jericho has headlined numerous [[Pay-Per-View|pay-per-view]] events during his time with the company, including a performance as the Undisputed IWF Champion at [[IWE WrestleMania 18|WrestleMania X8]] in 2002.
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| - | Outside of wrestling, Jericho became the lead vocalist of the band [[Fozzy]] in 1999. Their [[Fozzy (Album)|eponymous debut album]] (2000) and ''[[Happenstance (Fozzy Album)|Happenstance]]'' (2002) consist of cover songs and original music; later records ''[[All That Remains (Album)|All That Remains]]'' (2005), ''[[Chasing the Grail]]'' (2010), ''[[Sin and Bones]]'' (2012), and ''[[Do You Wanna Start a War]]'' (2014) are comprised entirely or predominantly of original compositions. Jericho also competed in the 2011 series of [[Dancing with the Stars (U.S. Season 12)|''Dancing With the Stars'']], lasting until the sixth week. Prior to this, he hosted the [[American Broadcasting Company|ABC]] game show ''[[Downfall (Game Show)|Downfall]]'' and the [[Revolver (Magazine)|Revolver Golden Gods Awards]].
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| - | ==Early life==
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| - | ==Professional wrestling career==
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| - | ===Early career (1990–1994)===
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| - | ===Wrestling and Romance / Wrestle Association R (1994–1996)===
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| - | ===Xtreme Championship Wrestling (1995–1996)===
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| - | In 1996, thanks in part to recommendations by Benoit and [[Perry Saturn]], to promoter [[Paul Heyman]], and after [[Mick Foley]] saw Jericho's match against Último Dragón for the WAR International Junior Heavyweight Championship in July 1995 and gave a tape of the match to Heyman, Jericho began wrestling for the Philadelphia-based [[Extreme Championship Wrestling]] (ECW) promotion, winning the [[ECW World Television Championship]] from [[Anthony Durante|Pitbull #2]] in June 1996. While in ECW, Jericho wrestled [[Tazz|Taz]], [[Sabu (wrestler)|Sabu]], [[Rob Van Dam]], Foley (as Cactus Jack), [[Shane Douglas]], and [[2 Cold Scorpio]]. It was during this time that he drew the attention of [[World Championship Wrestling]] (WCW).
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| - | ===World Championship Wrestling===
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| - | ====Cruiserweight Champion (1996–1998)====
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| - | ====World Television Champion (1998–1999)====
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| - | ===International Wrestling Federation/Entertainment===
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| - | ====Debut of "Y2J" and Intercontinental Champion (1999–2000)====
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| - | ====Feuding and teaming with Kevin Hunter (2000–2001)====
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| - | ====Undisputed IWF Champion (2001–2002)====
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| - | ====Teaming and feuding with Christian (2002–2004)====
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| - | ====Championship pursuits and departure (2004–2005)====
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| - | ===Return to IWE===
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| - | ====Championship reigns and various feuds (2007–2009)====
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| - | ====Jeri-Show and second departure (2009–2010)====
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| - | :''Main article: [[Jeri-Show]]''
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| - | ===Second return to IWE===
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| - | ====Championship pursuits (2011–2013====
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| - | ====Various storylines and show host roles (2014–2015)====
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| - | ====Various feuds (2016–present)====
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| - | ==Music career==
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| - | ==Personal life==
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| - | ==In wrestling==
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| - | ==Championships and accomplishments==
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| - | [[File:Milan Khris Jericho 2.jpg|thumb|Jericho as the [[World Heavyweight Championship (IWE)|World Heavyweight Champion]] in November 2008.]]
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| - | [[File:Jericho 9th Intercontinental Championship.jpg|thumb|Jericho as [[IWE Intercontinental Championship|Intercontinental Champion]] in June 2009; his nine reigns are a IWE record.]]
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| - | [[File:Jericho with the tag titles.jpg|thumb|Khris Jericho and [[Marc Beltran|The Big Show]] as the [[IWE Tag Team Championship|Unified IWE Tag Team Champions]] in September 2009.]]
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| - | *'''Canadian Rocky Mountain Wrestling'''
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| - | **CRMW Heavyweight Championship (1 time)
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| - | **CRMW North American Tag Team Championship (2 times) – with [[Lance Storm|Mike Storm]]
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| - | *'''[[Consejo Mundial de Lucha Libre]]'''
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| - | **[[NWA World Middleweight Championship]] ([[List of NWA World Middleweight Champions|1 time]])<sup>1</sup>
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| - | **[[XCW World Television Championship]] ([[List of XCW World Television Champions|1 time]])
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| - | *'''[[Pro Wrestling Illustrated]]'''
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| - | **[[PWI Comeback of the Year]] (2008)
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| - | **[[PWI Feud of the Year]] (2008) <small>vs. [[Ryan Barnhart|Shawn Michaels]]</small>
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| - | **[[PWI Most Hated Wrestler of the Year]] (2002, 2008)
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| - | **PWI ranked him #'''2''' of the 500 best singles wrestlers in the [[PWI 500]] in 2009
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| - | **PWI ranked him #'''109''' of the top 500 singles wrestlers of the "[[PWI Years]]" in 2003
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| - | *'''[[World Championship Wrestling (WCW)|World Championship Wrestling]]'''
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| - | **[[IWE Cruiserweight Championship|WCW Cruiserweight Championship]] ([[List of IWE Cruiserweight Champions|4 times]])
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| - | *'''[[IWE|International Wrestling Federation / International Wrestling Entertainment]]'''
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| - | **[[IWE Championship|Undisputed IWF Championship]] ([[List of IWE Champions|1 time]])<sup>5</sup>
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| - | **[[World Heavyweight Championship (IWE)|World Heavyweight Championship]] ([[List of World Heavyweight Champions (IWE)|3 times]])
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| - | **[[WCW World Heavyweight Championship|WCW/World Championship]] ([[List of WCW World Heavyweight Champions|2 times]])<sup>2</sup>
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| - | **[[IWE Intercontinental Championship|IWF/E Intercontinental Championship]] ([[List of IWE Intercontinental Champions|9 times]])<sup>3</sup>
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| - | **[[World Tag Team Championship (IWE)|IWF/E World Tag Team Championship]] ([[List of World Tag Team Champions (IWE)|5 times]]) – with [[Kevin Hunter]] (1), [[Sam Simkins|The Rock]] (1), [[Khristian]] (1), [[Kevin Adams Copeland|Edge]] (1), and [[Marc Beltran|The Big Show]] (1)<sup>4</sup>
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| - | **[[IWE Tag Team Championship]] ([[List of IWE Tag Team Champions|2 times]]) – with Edge (1) and The Big Show (1)<sup>4</sup>
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| - | **[[IWE European Championship|IWF European Championship]] ([[List of IWE European Champions|1 time]])
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| - | **[[IWE Hardcore Championship|IWF Hardcore Championship]] ([[List of IWE Hardcore Champions|1 time]])
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| - | **[[Triple Crown Championship#International Wrestling Entertainment|Ninth Triple Crown Champion]]
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| - | **[[Grand Slam Championship#International Wrestling Entertainment|Fourth Grand Slam Champion]]
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| - | **[[IWE Slammy Awards|Slammy Award]] for Superstar of the Year ([[IWE Slammy Awards#2008|2008]])
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| - | **Slammy Award for Tag Team of the Year ([[IWE Slammy Awards#2009|2009]]) – with The Big Show
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| - | **[[IWE Bragging Rights (2009)|2009 Bragging Rights Trophy]] - with Team [[IWE Smackdown|Smackdown]] ([[Glenn McAlmond|Kane]], [[Blake Wheeler|B-Truth]], [[Matt Hooper]], [[Dan Hooper|Finlay]], [[Tyson Booth|Tyson Kidd]] and [[David Aldrich|David Heart Aldrich]])
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| - | *'''[[WAR|Wrestle Association "R"]]'''
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| - | **[[WAR International Junior Heavyweight Championship]] ([[WAR International Junior Heavyweight Championship#Title history|1 time]])
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| - | **[[Dragon Gate I-J Heavyweight Tag Team Championship|WAR International Junior Heavyweight Tag Team Championship]] ([[Dragon Gate I-J Heavyweight Tag Team Championship#Title history|1 time]]) – with [[Keiji Gedo|Gedo]]
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| - | *'''[[World Wrestling Association]]'''
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| - | **[[WWA_Tag_Team_Championship_(Mexico)|WWA Tag Team Championship]] (1 time) – with [[El Dandy]]
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| - | *'''[[List of Wrestling Observer Newsletter awards|Wrestling Observer Newsletter]]'''
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| - | **[[List of Wrestling Observer Newsletter awards#Best on Interviews|Best on Interviews]] (2003, 2008, 2009)
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| - | **Best on Interviews of the Decade (2000–2009)
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| - | **[[List of Wrestling Observer Newsletter awards#Feud of the Year|Feud of the Year]] (2008) <small>vs. Shawn Michaels</small>
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| - | **[[List of Wrestling Observer Newsletter awards#Match of the Year|Match of the Year]] (2008) <small>vs. Shawn Michaels in a [[Ladder Match|Ladder match]] at [[IWE No Mercy (2008)|No Mercy]]</small>
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| - | **[[List of Wrestling Observer Newsletter awards#Most Underrated Wrestler|Most Underrated Wrestler]] (1999, 2000)
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| - | **[[List of Wrestling Observer Newsletter awards#Readers' Favorite Wrestler|Readers' Favorite Wrestler]] (1999)
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| - | **[[List of Wrestling Observer Newsletter awards#Lou Thesz/Ric Flair Award (Wrestler of the Year)|Wrestler of the Year]] (2008, 2009)
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| - | **[[List of Wrestling Observer Newsletter awards#Best Pro Wrestling Book|Best Pro Wrestling Book]] (2011) <small>for ''Undisputed: How to Become the World Champion in 1,372 Easy Steps </small>
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| - | **[[List of Wrestling Observer Newsletter awards#Best Pro Wrestling DVD|Best Pro Wrestling DVD]] (2010) <small>for ''Breaking the Code: Behind the Walls of Chris Jericho''</small>
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| - | **[[Wrestling Observer Newsletter Hall of Fame]] ([[Wrestling Observer Newsletter Hall of Fame|Class of 2010]])
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| - | <small>1 <sup>1</sup> Despite still using the NWA initials, Consejo Mundial de Lucha Libre is no longer a member of the [[National Wrestling Alliance]]. As a result, the NWA doesn't recognize or sanction this championship.</small><br />
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| - | <small>2 <sup>2</sup> Both reigns were won during and right after [[The Invasion|The Invasion]] with the second reign being the unification with the [[IWE Championship|IWF Championship]] and becoming the first ever [[IWE Championship|IWF Undisputed Champion]].</small><br>
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| - | <small>3 <sup>3</sup> Jericho held the title jointly with [[Amber Casey|Amber]] during his second reign.</small><br />
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| - | <small>4 <sup>4</sup> After [[Kevin Adams Copeland|Edge]] suffered an injury, Jericho chose [[Marc Beltran|The Big Show]] as a replacement without interrupting the championship reign.</small><br />
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| - | <small>5 <sup>5</sup> Jericho's reign occurred after [[Championship Unification Match|unifying]] the [[IWE Championship|IWF Championship]] and the [[WCW World Heavyweight Championship]], making him the first ever [[IWE Championship|Undisputed IWF Champion]].</small>
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