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"WCW Monday Nitro" (1995): $165,000

Also known as Moongoose McQueen, he is the lead singer for the rock group "Fozzy". Won the WWE Heavyweight Title from Triple H on April 17, 2000, but was stripped of the title (and the match was stricken from the record) 15 minutes later. Professional wrestler. He wears lifts, so he's actually only about 5' 10", which is why he says (jokingly because it was struck from the record) that he is the shortest WWF champion of all time. Trained by Stu Hart and the Hart family. During the 2002 Rangers Superskate on Jan 19, 2002, Chris Jericho was attacked by his own father at Madison Square Garden because Chris & his father were competing on different teams. He and Lance Storm were two of only four of their original class of 18 to finish training at Stu Hart's Dungeon Wrestling School. Lead singer of his band, Fozzy Won his first WWF European Title at WrestleMania 2000 only to lose it the very next night on RAW to Eddie Guerrero. Aside from his wrestling career, he appears regularly on VH1 shows like "I love the 90s" and "Best Week Ever." Was the WWE's millenium man. During the summer of 1999, a millenium countdown appeared on WWF tv. People noticed it really didn't countdown to the Millenium, but instead August 9, 1999 at 10:00 PM. At that hour during a promo by the Rock, Chris Jericho made his debut in WWF, and it has been touted as the best debut in WWE's history. Holds the record for capturing the most WWE Intercontinental Title reigns (eight times). Chris Jericho and his band Fozzy performed their first ever UK Gig on February 10th 2005 at Rock City in Nottingham. In true Rockstar fashion, Jericho was 40 minutes late for the show. Jericho joined ECW in February 1996. Jericho formed a team with Lance Storm in Calgary called "Sudden Impact". Former European Champion. Jericho was spotted by Mexican promoter Carlos Elizondro while wrestling in the San Francisco area. Jericho became Corazon De Leon south of the border. His favorite channel is VH1 and he frequently appears on programs for the channel. Children: Ash (b. 2003), Sierra (b. 2006), Cheynne (b. 2006). Jericho was inducted into the Canadian Hall of Fame on September 25, 1997. Upon his return to the States, Jericho reformed a team with Storm. This time they would be called the Thrillseekers. Jericho trained at Stu Hart's pro-wrestling camp in Calgary, Alberta from June to September 1990. Resides in Tampa, Florida [2008]. He is a big fan of science fiction.