Jeff Jarrett Shares His Creative Power on AEW Storylines – Jeff Jarrett recently opened up about his creative influence in AEW during an interview on The Bobby Bones Show. While known for his extensive behind-the-scenes work throughout his career, “The Last Outlaw” revealed that his role in AEW focuses primarily on in-ring performance, with minimal involvement in the creative process.
When asked how much creative input he has, Jarrett responded candidly, “Very little. And that’s been an adjustment, good and bad, because I don’t have the responsibility. It is a full-time non-stop juggling act, but I have little to no real input. I can [offer] little tweaks here and there. But for the most part, it’s not my ball of wax.”
This change represents a shift from his previous roles in other promotions, where he frequently balanced both creative responsibilities and in-ring work. In AEW, Jarrett primarily focuses on his on-screen persona, bringing his veteran presence and storytelling skills to the forefront without the pressures of creative management.
Currently, Jarrett is embroiled in a high-stakes storyline involving MJF, with aspirations of securing an AEW World Championship match against Jon Moxley. His pursuit of gold and continued prominence in key storylines highlight his ongoing value to AEW’s product, even without a major role behind the scenes.
Jarrett’s candid reflections show the different dynamics between wrestling promotions and how performers adapt to varying levels of creative control. With decades of experience, his ability to adjust while still delivering compelling performances remains a testament to his longevity in the business.
Jeff Jarrett Shares His Creative Power on AEW Storylines
