Will Chris Jericho Get To Say Goodbye on Tonight's WWE Raw?

Chances are good that Chris Jericho is done with the WWE. His contract is expiring, and he said if he didn't win the title last night then he would leave WWE.

Chris has taken breaks from wrestling before and he has always come back with the same amount of talent and dedication as when he left. My question is whether he will he address the fans tonight, or is last night the last time the WWE universe gets to see him?

On a sidenote, I hate using the term WWE Universe so that is the last time I will ever use it.

Jericho has been turning heads in the wrestling industry for years. He is one of those guys who trained and performed all over the world before making it big in the states.

His first major break was with ECW. He was the Lionheart, and he was awesome. Then the big money came knocking and Chris made his way to WCW.

While there Chris made a name for himself in the Cruiserweight division with his amazing in-ring talent and his rock star-like personality.

When he left WCW, the WWE began airing videos hyping the Y2J countdown. Some people figured out the messages, but a lot of people had no idea where the videos were going.

Chris debuted during a promo by The Rock. Chris was one of the only people I have ever seen come into WWE with that much of a push without being a World Champion prior to joining the company.

Chris's career took off and he truly became the rock star we grew to love. His feuds with The Rock, Steve Austin, Kurt Angle, and Shawn Michaels proved he was on par with the best in the world.

His promos were always entertaining and his outlandish style made him stand out in a world of cookie cutter wrestlers.

Jericho took some time off to focus on his band Fozzy and other opportunities, but the itch came back and Chris knew his home was with the WWE.

When he returned it was like a breath of fresh air. Chris came out and trashed Randy Orton during a segment that can only be described as amazing.

Over the last three years, Chris has won titles and changed his image from an over-the-top rocker to a serious wrestler who was the best in the world at what he did.

His heel persona was hard to buy at first because it was so radically different from what we knew before, but he proved he could play two polar opposite characters as well as anyone in the business.

I can not remember such a drastic change in one's character before, at least no one that actually worked.

I hope Jericho gets one last chance tonight to say goodbye, even if it is as his heel character. The Ayatollah of Rock 'n Rolla will be missed by many, but this may not be the end. Jericho could pop back up in a year or two with another new personality.

Here's to you Chris. We appreciate all you have done for the business and wish you well in whatever you decide to do.