Jeff Jarrett will be back in the ring in 2022.
Jeff Jarrett started out this year by bringing a guitar over the head of EFFY and subsequently defeating him inside the Hammerstein Ballroom at The WRLD on GCW.
Since then, he has been a referee for the National Wrestling Alliance, made an appearance at a WWE house show, and continues to build his name and his brand through multiple avenues.
Now, speaking to Muscle Man Malcolm, Jeff Jarrett has said that, if it's up to him, we will see him in the ring again this year.
"I'm really taking that sort of one opportunity at a time," said the WWE Hall of Famer. "The Game Changer situation came about after — a lot of people think that was a month or two discussion. Actually, they had been in contact with me for multiple years and it just never lined up, but I thought the opportunity came about at the right time, beginning of 2022, you know, January 1, I appeared for those guys, culminating at the Hammerstein Ballroom and then EFFY, and I've gone on record multiple times how what I think of him is a talent. So I don't think it's the last you've seen of the last outlaw. But I'm certainly picking my spots and opportunities, lots going on in my world, so to speak."
Reflecting on his appearance at a recent WWE Live event, the former NWA World Heavyweight Champion said that he was actually in town as part of business for the minor league baseball team he owns.
"I was just at a WWE live event. The reason I was in Springfield, Illinois was for the Lucky Horseshoes baseball team, that I'm a part of the ownership group which has really, really taken off in so many shapes, forms, and fashions. Then, just last week, I did my first PR hit with Moonsault Digital, It's a transmedia digital agency that the founder of Mega Cat Studios, based out of Pittsburgh, me and him had been basically doing a lot of talking and a lot of what-ifs and we decided to launch an agency, part of I think it's gonna go much more into that but you know, WrestleQuest.com, but you're asking me is this the only time you're gonna see me wrestle? I've got a lot of different avenues I'm taking right now, but no, I don't think it's the last time you see me in the ring this year," said Jarrett.
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