Jeff Jarrett Praises Andrade El Idolo, Believes He Can Reach The Top Of AEW

Jeff Jarrett Praises Andrade El Idolo, Believes He Can Reach The Top Of AEW

Wrestling Hall of Famer Jeff Jarrett has voiced strong praise for reigning AEW National Champion Andrade El Idolo, stating that the luchador has all the tools to eventually capture the AEW World Championship.

Speaking on his My World podcast with co-host Conrad Thompson, Jarrett broke down Andrade’s recent performances—including high-profile appearances in Arena Mexico—calling him an elite, reliable performer:

“Andrade, Friday night in Arena Mexico…the guy is a flat-out machine. He rises to every occasion.”

Jarrett noted that Andrade’s current trajectory could push him directly into the main-event picture if he maintains his steady pace:

“I’m curious to see just how far he could take his current momentum and success. Maybe, just maybe, all the way to the top.”

When Thompson directly pressed Jarrett on whether he believes Andrade has a world title run in his future, “The Last Outlaw” did not hesitate:

“I do [think he could be World Champion]. I think the momentum has organically come on. Timing’s everything, so he’s got to continue and stay the course. There is a real mindset to steady Eddie, so we’ll see.”

High Praise For PAC Ahead Of All Out Championship Clash

Andrade’s momentum will face a massive test this Saturday, September 26, at AEW All Out, where he is scheduled to defend the AEW National Championship against PAC.

Jarrett also took time during the podcast to commend “The Bastard,” highlighting his relentless work ethic since returning to action following an injury layoff:

“PAC is another guy that, you know, coming off the injury, PAC has been on the grind for quite some time.”

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