Chris Jericho is understood for a lot of things — he’s a wrestler, he has his own rock band, and he’s a best-selling creator. He’s also the creator of the “Rock ‘N’ Wrestling Rager at Sea,” a cruise ship experience like no other as stars from around the globe get to perform in a spot not many wrestlers can claim to have performed; the center of the ocean. The 2025 edition of what many individuals commonly call “The Jericho Cruise” recently wrapped up on February 3, and for fans who might wish to see what all of the fuss was about, “ROH on HonorClub” is here to assist.
Through the February 6 edition of “ROH on HonorClub,” it was announced that matches from the 2025 trip will air on the February 13 episode. So far as what matches will hit the airwaves next week, that has yet to be decided, but there may be a wide selection of bouts to select from as AEW stars like Will Ospreay, “Timeless” Toni Storm, and Jericho himself all wrestled multiple times in the course of the week-long experience. The February 13 episode of “ROH on HonorClub” can even feature the celebs of CMLL in an all-star Lucha tag team match, and Komander defending the ROH World Television Championship against Lee Johnson.
This would possibly not be the primary time that the cruise ship has appeared on TV, essentially the most notable example being the January 22, 2020 episode of “AEW Dynamite” that was taped on the cruise and featured quite a lot of high-profile moments. Jon Moxley earned his first shot on the AEW World Championship (then held by Jericho), Kenny Omega and Hangman Page defeated SCU to turn out to be the AEW Tag Team Champions, and The Young Bucks pushed Maxwell Jacob Friedman right into a swimming pool despite MJF claiming that he couldn’t swim.
