Jericho’s Double or Nothing title loss would need to be due to interference from Bill and Keith gone awry, in storyline, possibly the stars missing their chance to break up a pin. On the “Dynamite” following the event, Jericho would lose his mind, with Bill laying him out as Keith looked on stunned for a moment, before joining in on the beat down.

Keith would obviously side with Bill after everything Jericho had put them through, or hadn’t put them through, as they would realize they were in no better position than they were when they joined him. Booking the feud would be interesting, as a triple threat match between the now-former stable wouldn’t make too much sense. Keith and Bill would have to agree to face Jericho one after the other, with Keith going first.

Jericho and Keith could have their first singles match on “Dynamite,” followed by a PPV match at All In Texas in July, where Jericho would put Keith over in his home state. The big feud-ending match would take place against Big Bill at All Out: Toronto in September, where Bill would emerge triumphant against his former mentor. Between May and September, Jericho could take a few weeks off TV here and there, remerging to attack his former stable and re-ignite the feud.

After All Out, Jericho would still take the time off he desperately needed to, in the eyes of the fans, but it would perhaps put him in a better position upon his comeback, since he actually put over Keith and Bill. He would be off TV through the new year, in that case, and could either return at Revolution, with six months off TV at the time of his return, or even a full eight if he was brought back at Double or Nothing.