WWE legend Chris Jericho was left a bloody mess and needed to be stretchered out after a brutal Barbed Wire Everywhere match last night.
The 51-year-old currently competes in All Elite Wrestling and remains one of the biggest stars in the promotion.
He has become embroiled in a bitter rivalry with Eddie Kingston over recent months.
And that led to a barbaric showdown on last night’s special Fyter Fest episode of Dynamite.
The bout was the main event of the show, and it ended in shocking fashion for Jericho despite him actually WINNING the match.
The two men battered each other throughout, using both barbed wire and tables to inflict severe punishment and cutting their opponent to shreds.
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A number of other stars also interfered, with Sammy Guevara eventually assisting Y2J as he landed a Judas Effect to earn the victory.
However, even though he got his hand raised, the wrestling icon was still the one that needed medical attention afterwards.
Kingston was not ready for the fight to end after the bell.
He attacked Jericho before dragging him to the ring apron and sending him tumbling through the air into a spiderwood of barbed wire on the floor.
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Kingston still looked dissatisfied as the show went off-air while Jericho writhed in agony.
And after the broadcast ended, the former WWE champion had to be pulled from the barbed wire as blood spurted out of his body from numerous cuts.
A medical team then rushed to his aide, before the veteran was placed on a stretcher and carried to the back for further attention.
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