Jeff Jarrett’s final AEW in-ring contract ends after one year
If Jeff Jarrett is to fulfill his hope of winning the AEW World title before he ends his in-ring career, he won’t have long to do it.
In an in-ring promo with MJF on Wednesday’s Dynamite, the former AEW World Champion revealed that he learned Jarrett’s final in-ring contract lasts just one year. MJF then offered his help in assisting Jarrett to win the title in exchange for getting the first title shot. Jarrett turned down the offer which MJF didn’t care for.
Jarrett was unable to make it into the ring for Wednesday’s Casino gauntlet match as he was taken out by Wheeler Yuta before he could enter.
On last week’s Dynamite, Jarrett said he had signed the final in-ring contract of his career with a goal of winning the World title. The former WCW and NWA World Champion and WWE titleholder has never got a shot at the AEW title in his two-plus years with the company.
The 57-year-old has been in AEW since the fall of 2022, joining the company as their director of business development. He has wrestled over 40 matches during his run.