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By Andrew Ravens
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Chris Jericho's future in professional wrestling remains a major topic of discussion, and a new announcement has only added to the speculation. The wrestling legend has officially confirmed the details for his seventh cruise, but with a notable absence.
On Wednesday, it was announced that "Chris Jericho’s Rock ‘N’ Wrestling Rager at Sea: Seventh Cruise of A Seventh Cruise" will set sail from November 7-11, 2026. The event will take place on the Norwegian Jewel, traveling from Miami to Bimini, Bahamas.
The official announcement reads, “Get ready to rock harder, laugh louder, and party longer... For four nonstop days of wrestling, rock & roll, comedy, podcasts, and absolute mayhem, we’re taking the energy sky-high aboard the Norwegian Jewel.
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This announcement is fueling rumors about Jericho's future because AEW was not mentioned in any of the promotional material. In previous years, the cruise has partnered with AEW for matches and even Dynamite tapings. Furthermore, the initial lineup of talent features no wrestlers currently signed to AEW or ROH.
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Jericho has been on hiatus from AEW since mid-April to tour with his band, Fozzy. During his time away, rumors have persisted about a potential departure from AEW and a blockbuster return to WWE.
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The cruise's initial lineup includes a host of former WWE talent and current free agents. VIP guests are set to include Jeff Hardy, The Great Muta, and Saraya. Other notable names announced include Nic Nemeth (Dolph Ziggler), Bully Ray, Ted DiBiase, Carlito, Shotzi, and Cora Jade (Elayna Black), as well as recently released talent like Lacey Lane (Kayden Carter) and Kacy Catanzaro (Katana Chance).
While Jericho's cruise is still a year away, his immediate future remains the biggest question in wrestling. With both AEW and WWE building towards their major November pay-per-views, Full Gear and Survivor Series, a surprise return to either company in the coming weeks could drastically alter the main event picture for those shows.
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