MVP and Chris Jericho reportedly had an altercation on the Jericho Cruise in 2020, and they also had a heated argument at a hotel. When MVP made his AEW debut at AEW Dynamite: Grand Slam, some fans were curious to see how this situation would play out.

MVP and Chris Jericho not once but twice had real life altercations, but now they're co-workers in All Elite Wrestling.

Chris Jericho says AEW‘s new TV deal is great for wrestling. All Elite Wrestling announced that they had signed a new media rights deal with Warner Bros. Discovery on October 2. The multi-year deal is valued at upwards of $150 million per year.

In recent weeks, Jericho has been frequently talking about how he is approaching a contract year with AEW. This has led many fans to speculate about Jericho's future in wrestling and if a possible return to WWE is on the table for the head honcho of 'The Learning Tree'.

MVP is now in AEW, but has he made amends with the Learning Tree, Chris Jericho, after the altercations the two had in the past?

A new backstage report on the relationship between AEW stars MVP and Chris Jericho seems to suggest that the duo have resolved the animosity between them

Fightful Select is reporting that on his first night in AEW, MVP went straight to Jericho’s locker room and they buried the hatchet. AEW officials don’t anticipate any issues between the two men moving forward. MVP was praised by many individuals backstage for addressing his issues with Chris Jericho directly after signing with AEW.

Chris Jericho believes AEW’s new media rights deal is a good thing for the entire pro wrestling industry. With an average annual value of $185 million, the new deal was announced by AEW and Warner Bros.

Speaking about AEW's five-year anniversary, Tony Khan expressed appreciation for Chris Jericho, saying AEW may have never came to fruition without his help.