MJF offered to help Jeff Jarrett on AEW Dynamite, and he also revealed how long his new AEW contract is.
Jeff Jarrett announced that he re-signed with AEW at AEW Dynamite: Fight for the Fallen. He stated that this would be his last talent contract, and he set his sights on the world title.
On the January 8th episode of AEW Dynamite, Jarrett competed in the Casino Gauntlet Match for a world title shot. However, Wheeler Yuta attacked him during his entrance, so Jarrett never entered the bout. After the bell, Jarrett questioned whether he could still go. MJF interrupted and made it clear that he wanted the world title back. He also highlighted Jarrett’s mission to win the gold and claimed that Jarrett wanted a longer contract, but AEW only gave him one year.
MJF went on to offer to help Jarrett win the AEW World Championship. In exchange, he said that he wanted the first shot at the gold once Jarrett won. Jarrett rejected MJF’s offer and emphasized that he would chase the title by himself. He also called MJF an entitled prick.
Jeff Jarrett On Re-Signing With AEW
Jarrett discussed his decision to re-sign with AEW on his My World podcast.
“…Kind of thinking it though, I’m gonna lean into Jay on this,” Jeff Jarrett said. “Jay [Lethal], among others, there’s a former world champion who told me, ‘Are you kidding me? Go out swinging. You don’t have any aspirations of having some year, six months, three month run. Just go for it all. Give it a shot.’ So when I kind of looked at that and the contract negotiations kind of got finalized, I said okay, the whole premise of the promo was, I’m going for the world title.
“All the contract stuff came in, and it felt like there was as much buzz about the contract stuff as opposed to going for the world title. Either I’m gonna die trying, or I’m going for it all. I am really excited. I really am excited for 2025.”
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