Wrestling Icon Jeff Jarrett Offered Huge Role In WWE

[THEREALBRAND]

And then Mike Graham blew his head off after he begged TNA for a job and got rejected…

 

[GrudgeBooty]

Heyyy, didn't Jeff Jarret once try to scam marks out their gold? I know nikkas laced my weed with funky monkey shyt back in the day but this really happened, didn't it? He was on TV offering to buy marks' gold. I would have stolen all my mom's valuables, my dead grannies jewels and traded it to hear him sing With My Baby Tonight. Sing me to sleep Double J!

 

[Legal]

And then Mike Graham blew his head off after he begged TNA for a job and got rejected…

Sure, I guess. I don't particularly have an affinity for either of them, but the gif is funny.

But imagine making fun of someone commiting suicide just to suck an old white dude's dikk on the the internet.

 

[THEREALBRAND]

Sure, I guess. I don't particularly have an affinity for either of them, but the gif is funny.

But imagine making fun of someone commiting suicide just to suck an old white dude's dikk on the the internet.

I just think it’s ironic that Mike Graham’s most well known moment of his career is trashing Jeff Jarrett, and then in his most desperate hour he needed Jeff’s help.

That’s a life lesson everybody can learn something from.

 

[Thebadguy]

WWE Hall of Famer Jeff Jarrett departed his position as Senior Vice President of Live Events with World Wrestling Entertainment last week, PWInsider.com has exclusively confirmed with multiple sources. The belief among some is he finished his official duties this past Friday, but I can't 100% confirm that timeline.

In January 2019, Jarrett was brought in by WWE to work as a Producer, then shifted over to the company's creative team in March of that year. He quickly parlayed his role into an executive role on the live events side. When WWE's live events went on hold due to the COVID-19 pandemic, Jarrett quietly exited the company, although he never publicly acknowledged it. Jarrett returned to the company in May of this years with a source at the time describing it as Jarrett "taking over live events."

With the changes from the Vince McMahon regime to the current one headed by Nick Khan, Paul Levesque and Stephanie McMahon, one has to wonder if there was a cause and effect here, but nothing has been confirmed to PWInsider.com as of this writing beyond that Jarrett "departed" WWE.

Over the last several years, Jarrett has launched an excellent podcast with Conrad Thompson (where I would expect Jarrett to address this first before anywhere else) and become part of the ownership group of Minor League Baseball team The Springfield Lucky Horseshoes in Illinois, which brought in a number of wrestling personalities over the course of their season this year. Jarrett also had what was absolutely the top heel work of the year in his part of Ric Flair's Last Match several weeks ago in Nashville, the night after he appeared as a guest referee at Summerslam:

https://pwinsider.com/article/162300/jeff-jarrett-departs-wwe.html?p=1

 

[all3rd]

I feel like this is the fifth or sixth short stint in the WWF or WWE for Jeff?

 

[Vice Queen]

 

[Cattle Mutilation]

My guess is he was a Vince guy and the new regime didn’t want him around

 

[MushroomX]

In the end the Huge Role ended up being a Special Guest Referee.

 

[richaveli83]

Global Force Wrestling going to show up at the next Forbidden Door ppv!

 

[Rell84shots]

If he left to partner with Conrad Thompson's supposed new promotion then

 

[Kidd Dibiase]

If he left to partner with Conrad Thompson's supposed new promotion then

more than likely whats happening

 

[Rell84shots]

Global Force Wrestling going to show up at the next Forbidden Door ppv!

This is the absolute worst time to ty and start a new promotion. WWE has got this renewed energy after Vince's forced retirement, AEW(while struggling) has the 2nd spot in the business, so any other company is basically going to be Impact/NWA status.

 

[Cattle Mutilation]

This is the absolute worst time to ty and start a new promotion. WWE has got this renewed energy after Vince's forced retirement, AEW(while struggling) has the 2nd spot in the business, so any other company is basically going to be Impact/NWA status.

And GCW is the hot commodity on the indie market now too.

 

[Silkk]

HHH was probably mad he wasn't in Flair's last match




But nah....You know JJ got something cooking with Conrad.