Jeff Jarrett weighs in on the possibility of creating TNA in a Latest Podcast Q&A
In a recent episode of his popular “My World podcast,” Total Nonstop Action Wrestling (TNA) co-founder Jeff Jarrett revived rumors of a possible acquisition of his sponsorship Jarrett, who co-founded TNA with his father, Jerry Jarrett, said that this hype is left open to buy if it is on the market
A legacy of involvement and ambition
Jeff Jarrett’s association with TNA goes back a long way. After the company launched, Jarrett became a key figure in the development, holding the NWA World Heavyweight Championship six more times while TNA was affiliated with the NWA Despite a significant role Jarrett played in the company diminished while Panda Energy acquired a 72% stake in it TNA that year. Nevertheless, its impact on the first win of the promotion was undeniable.
In 2013, Jarrett attempted to take back TNA, this time teaming up with country music star Toby Keith. But when Panda Energy CEO Bob Carter sought issues including his daughter Dixie Carter as on-screen president with enough influence in the company this momentum led Jarrett to pivot, eventually founding Global Force Wrestling (GFW), . success long despite the promising beginnings Not accepted
Jeff Jarrett’s current stance on a potential TNA takeover
During the recent Q&A session on his podcast, Jarrett addressed the possibility of buying TNA if it were to become available. His comments reflect a pragmatic yet open-minded approach to the idea. Jarrett expressed a willingness to consider any opportunity in the wrestling industry, provided the valuation aligns with market realities.
“Like anything, anything in the wrestling business, I’m interested in that, and what are they valued at?” Jarrett stated. “People get into these valuations, and I don’t care what it is. You can come up with all the valuations you want in the world, you gotta find a buyer, period, and then that buyer has to agree with that evaluation.”
Jarrett also emphasized that while he is open to exploring potential deals, the feasibility of any purchase would depend on several factors, including the price and the market dynamics. He noted, “Other than that, it’s just great fodder, if you will. I’m not discounting tax situations and all that kind of stuff, but certainly, I’d take a look at anything, and if Conrad says, ‘Let’s do it,’ I’d say, ‘Let’s do it,’ [laughs].”
TNA’s Recent Developments and Fan Reactions
TNA has experienced a notable resurgence in recent months, largely due to its new partnership with WWE’s NXT brand. This collaboration has brought fresh attention to the promotion, but not without controversy. The recent decision to crown Nic Nemeth as the TNA World Champion at Slammiversary has sparked debate among fans, with opinions divided over the direction of the promotion and its championship picture.
Jarrett’s comments about a potential TNA acquisition come at a time of heightened interest and shifting dynamics in the wrestling industry. As TNA navigates its new partnership and fan reactions to recent decisions, the prospect of Jarrett returning to the helm adds an intriguing layer to the ongoing narrative surrounding the promotion’s future.
H/T to Fightful for the above transcription.
