We Were on Chris Jericho’s Rock ’N’ Wrestling Cruise: Everything We Caught on Camera (So Far)

We weren’t just watching Chris Jericho’s Rock ’N’ Wrestling Rager at Sea from the shore. The Stunner was aboard the ship as special guest hosts, and we spent the whole voyage with a camera rolling. From AEW Collision broadcasting live from the deck to karaoke that got genuinely unhinged, here is everything we caught on the 2026 cruise, all in one place.

The Daily Diaries

We shot a recap every single day. Here is the voyage, one sea-day at a time.

Hanging With the Talent

One of the best parts of a cruise like this is that the roster is right there with you. The New Level even stopped to give The Stunner a shout-out, and yes, we got the Jericho photo op.

Pancakes at Sea

Where else do you get a pancake party in the middle of the ocean? Here is how that went.

Interview Teasers (Full Versions Coming Soon)

We sat down with a bunch of the talent on board, and the long-form interviews are on the way. In the meantime, here are a few highlights. Dean Malenko proved the Iceman still has his comedic chops with a joke about hanging out with Ted DiBiase.

Harley Cameron caught us completely off guard with her pick for a favorite finisher.

And Chris Jericho reflected on a very specific claim to fame: being the first rock star to play the recorder.

Karaoke on the High Seas

This is where the cruise really earns its reputation. Matt Hardy brought the noise, literally.

Willow Nightingale turned in a five-star performance of “I Will Survive.”

And in the greatest name-meets-song-choice of the trip, Austin Creed sang “Higher” by Creed.

Harley Cameron grabbed the mic again to serenade Tony with “Happy Birthday.”

And there was even a surprise appearance from Mercedes Moné.

And Then There Was the Wrestling

The in-ring action delivered plenty of moments too. The sweetest one: Truth Magnum proposed to his girlfriend, Katie Jo Singles, right there in the ring. Singles is the founder of a paranormal nonprofit, a PhD student, and, per the Wrestling Observer, someone who has also trained tigers. She said yes.

Jeff Jarrett did what Jeff Jarrett does best and nailed Serpentico with a guitar.

Great Muta turned back the clock and spit the mist right into Nick Wayne’s face.

And the moment that popped the boat the hardest: Kairi made her return, storming the ring after the main event to clean house. No match, just pure chaos, and the crowd lost it.

That is the 2026 Rock ’N’ Wrestling Rager at Sea from our vantage point on the deck. Keep an eye out for those full interviews, and if this looked like the best week in wrestling, that is because it was.

Here’s a photo gallery of all the fun we had: