WATCH: Jeff Jarrett indirectly mentions WWE and TNA after resigning AEW contract on Dynamite

Jeff Jarrett mentioned WWE and TNA while remembering about his past on the latest episode of AEW Dynamite. Jeff re-signed a contract with AEW and is likely to retire by the end of it. He wished to be a world champion and remembered the promotions he worked in the past like WWE, TNA, and so on. 

At AEW Worlds End, Jeff claimed to speak about his future with AEW on Dynamite. As everyone anticipated what he would tell, many wished him not to announce retirement. Jarrett spoke about his family and how Wrestling came to them. He revealed how his grandmother used to sell tickets in some of the Wrestling arenas in the past.

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Jeff added that his father continued it and went on to become a wrestler. The former WWE Superstar added that he went against his mother's wish and left college to become a wrestler. Jeff said he didn't want to speak more about his challenges and spoke about his future in AEW.

Jeff Jarrett wishes to become AEW World Champion on Dynamite

While doing so, he recalled his past with WWE and TNA. Jarrett said WWE was one of his battlefields. Being the founder of the TNA, Jarrett felt the promotion has produced some of the greatest wrestlers of all-time. He then switched the conversation about his future in AEW. Fans sensed him potentially announcing his retirement.

However, Jeff confirmed that he would not retire. The TNA founder claimed he had signed the last contract of his career with AEW and wished to end it on a high note. The veteran said he wanted to win gold in the upcoming years which got loud cheers from the fans.

Jeff had his preferences right. He did not want to win any title. Jeff wanted to become a world champion for one last time before retiring from Wrestling for good. Fans felt he deserved to get a world title run before retiring. Jarrett's announcement has got a mixed opinions from the fans but his friends have supported his move.