WWE SUPERSTAR CHRIS JERICHO REFLECTS ON HIS PAST AND HOW THE RING PREPARED HIM FOR HOLLYWOOD
IN THE MARCH ISSUE OF MEN’S FITNESS
On Newsstands January 25th Nationwide
IN THE MARCH ISSUE OF MEN’S FITNESS
On Newsstands January 25th Nationwide
NEW YORK, NY—He’s a television personality, actor, best selling author and one of WWE’s biggest stars. Now Chris Jericho reflects on his humble beginnings as a struggling wrestler and the path that led him to success in the new March issue of Men’s Fitness. “In those days, there was no Internet, no cell phone. I was a smaller guy coming from a small town. How does anyone become a wrestler? I just figured that God had this plan for me,” he says in the issue. "When I didn’t have enough money for gas to drive the 25 minutes to Calgary, I worked out in a barn. Pull-ups on the wooden struts and hay bale curls. Chugging raw eggs and devouring liver for extra protein. You do what you have to do to keep in shape.”
Following are highlights from his interview in the March issue of Men’s Fitness, on newsstands January 25th nationwide.
On What Influence Him To Be A Wrestler
“I loved the pomp and circumstance. It was like a play between good and bad guys.”
On How Life In The Ring Prepared Him To Tackle A Career In Hollywood
“ We still gotta take the bumps and bruises,’ he says. ‘It’s show-business boot camp. You learn how to behave in front of a live crowd. In this day and age, it’s not how big your biceps are, it’s about connecting with fans. It’s like being an actor onstage.‘ ”
On His Challenges To Eat Right During Hard Times
“You’d go into convenience stores and buy hard-boiled eggs, bottled water and some apples and that’s your healthy dinner. If you’re lucky.”
Trainer Chris Gonzalez On Jericho’s Strong Return to the Ring
“When he returned to the WWE, the other guys thought he looked bigger and leaner than when he left.”
You can read more about this, including some work out tips, via Men's Fitness Online right now.
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