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before it was the epic composer Jim Johnston and now the legendary Jeff Jarrett. It was totally worth it subscribing to your channel, keep it up Chris!
Awesome interview. As someone who watched TNA/Impact growing up right up into now, I will always respect what he has done for wrestling. Not to mention, he was a helluva heel.
Was there toxic stuff or did the outside world just perceive that? I mean he talks a lot about how they left the quitting thing on good terms, had conversations about TNA when starting, etc. The man even checked up on him while his wife was sick. Sounds pretty amicable to me.
I see that all the time 😆 it’s hilarious. This is a business that is literally built on blurring the lines between fact and fiction. That line just moved a little further over now but it’s definitely still going on haha
@My names Jeff I don't blame him for everything, but he's been hurting a lot of new stars recently. Mostly NXT stars. Let me put it this way: Why would Keith Lee be sidelined? He's doing EVERYTHING Vince wants a star to have. Like 3 move sets, a mic presence, and so on.
"Gratitude is a GAME changer." 'Nuff said!!!! That really spoke to me & gave me enormous encouragement! Thanks Jeff & CVV for this interview with a POWERFUL ending!
@@ChrisVanVliet Thank you. I've always enjoyed your work for a long time & I always look forward to your shows! I'm known as "Cornbread" & I'm a PxP wrestling & sports announcer for Arkansas, especially when it comes to pro wrestling. And I would love to chat with you in the future, even if it's just an episode of "being grateful."
Your interviews are incredible. You get the good stuff and the talent you are interviewing never seems to not want to be there. Its clear you've earned these people's respect.
What a amazing interview that last 10 mins ...WOW knocked it out of the park.You and jeff tapped into something unique and from a fan want to see this sequel.
I met Jeff at WrestleCon in 2017 and he actually took the time to tell me the whole story of how slap nuts came to be. I thought that was awesome. He made me feel appreciated for being a fan. Not long after, it became public he was battling some different issues. Even with that and his issues with Impact at the time, he put his game face on and was so gracious. I’d love to meet him again.
Great to see Jeff doing so well. I first started watching him on Tuesday nights at Louisville Gardens back in the mid to late 80s when he was a teen. What a great career he's had. I exchanged some emails with him years ago as I lost my wife to breast cancer which he could relate to. Excited to see he's getting into the podcast lane.
I’m glad yet also ashamed I just found this channel . Ashamed cause I’ve missed so much great content but glad cause now I can view such a huge library of content all at once 👍🏼
I love how candid Jeff was in this and have always appriated what kind of man he is outside the business. I got to cross off one of the things off the first half of my bucket list back in 2011 when I got to go to my first Impact(at the time TNA) show when I got to go to TNA Lockdown 2011 on 4-17 of that yr here in Cincinnati, OH at US Bank Arena. And, later that summer I went shopping with some of my birthday money that yr and found a copy of that ppv on DVD at Best Buy and bought it, so I have that as a keepsake along with the ticket stub, "Sting's" one t-shirt while he was in TNA, and the program from the event that night, it was their event program from that yr, but the cover was specifically themed for that show. And, two days earlier on 4-15-11 I got to meet Mickie James at a meet and greet she was doing in town for the show and that was also someone on my list at the time in terms of wrestlers that I had been wanting to meet at the time that I had not yet, so I am thankful I got to and go to the show too. It was just a bonus that it was a ppv
I'm so happy I was able to discover TNA watching it on TV while I was on vacation because TNA wasn't really on TV back home. But after some time a network in my country finally started airing weekly episodes and one of the big feuds that were ongoing was Jeff Jarrett and Kurt Angle with the Main Event Mafia I will never forget those great memories I've had watching TNA as a kid.
I really like Jeff. He is so down-to-earth and so friendly. I was fortunate to meet him at a Toy Collector show in Mississauga in 2018 and he could not have been nicer. I even got him to sign my TNA World Heavyweight title belt.
I met jeff on his uk tour in 2018 and had dinner with him and the nicest guy ever who even remembered me later that week at london con and told me he related 1 of my storys throughout his tour and hopefully ill get to meet him again
Good Thursday morning to you and great video post. I have followed Jeff Jarrett since his USWA hay days (the great days of U. S. syndication television) in the early 1990s. As he mentioned, since his feuds with both Jerry "The King" Lawler and his last son Brian Christopher (Lawler). I remember his dad Midsouth Wrestling's Jerry Jarrett as a promoter (Cowboy Bill Watts was the booker). He teamed up with AWA's Verne Gagne and WCCW Fritz Von Erich in 1988 as part of one of wrestling's most infamous PPV's "Super Brawl III." All those promotions would eventually go under but an already belegured Midsouth Wrestling would suffer the most. They were on flatline after that night. Which they also lost a significant portion of that roster of all-stars before that night and pay per view. So I look forward to he and the 'Podfather' Conrad Thompson new podcast soon.
ive been lucky enough to meet JJ and this interview just confirms that he is just a nice man, very positive, happy and the wrestling business is a better place with Jeff in it
Great interview Chris. 👍🏻 Also, I don't care what anyone says but I love Jeff Jarrett. He was a great character especially as a heel and has a great mind for the business. He gave us TNA which I even preferred over WWE at certain points during 2005-09. TNA really went down once Jeff wasn't in control behind the scenes.
As a kid grown in Germany in the 90s I watched so many WCW wrestling! JJ will always be one of my favorite wrestlers especially the triple cage match was special for us young kids 💪 Best theme song ever Met him at WM Axxes in 2018 super cool experience 🔥
Met him twice when he was in town for TNA and Global Force Wrestling. Couldn't be a more down to earth guy. Even got a photo with him, Nick Aldis and my girlfriend at the time. Great dudes.
Good interview! Got to meet Jeff a few times and feel like I kind of got the ball rolling for him to bring global force wrestling to erie pa to our minor league stadium. Feel like he doesn't get enough credit or respect
I think you should start doing 1-5 minute quick fire questions segment in your interviews. (First thing that comes to the guests mind) or a game of yes or no quickfire questions. There's two benefits two doing it, 1. It adds to the interviews. and 2. you could upload/share the segment as a prelude to the upcoming interview with your guest. I'm sure if I saw a 1-5 minutes quickfire video in my subscriptions with a wrestler, i'd click on it!
They never should have left the 6 sided ring, JJ is right that it made them stand out. Impact should go back to 6 sided ring and have the X division belt defenses being primarily Ultimate X(at least on PPV's, hasn't been done for 2 years now)
Lol I got in trouble in High School for calling people slapnuts too. I loved Jeff Jarretts WCW character. I didn't even know what it meant. I just thought it was hilarious.
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Chris time to get the GOAT on the show.....my favorite wrestler The Undertaker, cmon Chris, I've seen almost all of your videos. Lol
I met Jeff at a TNA house show here in louisiana, super cool and down to earth guy. Nothing but love and respect.
It wasn’t Monroe or Shreveport was it?
Jarrett is one of the constant dependable wrestlers who performs day in and day out.
He made wrestling fun to watch.
before it was the epic composer Jim Johnston and now the legendary Jeff Jarrett. It was totally worth it subscribing to your channel, keep it up Chris!
Thank you so much! 🙏👍
31:10 he talks about my favourite, the late great Owen Hart. Awesome interview again Chris. Keep up the great work.
Thanks, was hoping for time stamps and you saved the day
Awesome interview. As someone who watched TNA/Impact growing up right up into now, I will always respect what he has done for wrestling. Not to mention, he was a helluva heel.
His TNA entrance music was my alarm clock for years
IN MY WORLD!!!!!
🤣🤣🤣
I would love to be called Slapnutz first thing in the morning.
This channel is good because you interview all generations of wrestlers,and not stuck on one era.You will always have good content!
I appreciate the kind words!
So good to see Jarrett in a good mindset now after years of toxic back and forth from WWE & Jeff. Genuinely happy for him
Was there toxic stuff or did the outside world just perceive that? I mean he talks a lot about how they left the quitting thing on good terms, had conversations about TNA when starting, etc. The man even checked up on him while his wife was sick. Sounds pretty amicable to me.
@@dizzyparkermusic You don't understand, a lot of stars are buried by vince as much as he is a great businessman, and promoter/marketing legend.
@@dizzyparkermusic The melodrama fans believe exists would make the cheesiest teen soap opera writer blush...
I see that all the time 😆 it’s hilarious. This is a business that is literally built on blurring the lines between fact and fiction. That line just moved a little further over now but it’s definitely still going on haha
@My names Jeff I don't blame him for everything, but he's been hurting a lot of new stars recently. Mostly NXT stars. Let me put it this way: Why would Keith Lee be sidelined? He's doing EVERYTHING Vince wants a star to have. Like 3 move sets, a mic presence, and so on.
HIs version of gratitude is amazing and so inspirational to many! Great choice of an interviewie Chris!
"Gratitude is a GAME changer." 'Nuff said!!!!
That really spoke to me & gave me enormous encouragement!
Thanks Jeff & CVV for this interview with a POWERFUL ending!
And thank you for watching all the way until the end! Also, great name Chris! 😎
@@ChrisVanVliet Thank you. I've always enjoyed your work for a long time & I always look forward to your shows! I'm known as "Cornbread" & I'm a PxP wrestling & sports announcer for Arkansas, especially when it comes to pro wrestling. And I would love to chat with you in the future, even if it's just an episode of "being grateful."
@@chrisheineken9757 nice another Arkansas native!
@@mringram Actually, I'm from & grew up in Memphis, TN, so wrestling has dominated the majority of my life. Now, I currently reside in Arkansas.
TNA circa 2005-09 was phenomenal. Better than any 4-year period of any company this century.
you’re a smark
''smark''
@@blakelinder1403 So are you
@@beerus6102 As are you
So you think TNA 2005-09 was a better run than WWF 97-2001 or WCW 96-00?
Your interviews are incredible. You get the good stuff and the talent you are interviewing never seems to not want to be there. Its clear you've earned these people's respect.
The King of the Mountain in TNA when I was growing up...... time flies
Keep up the amazing work, man. You’re the only interviewer I genuinely enjoy watching.
Thanks man!
What a amazing interview that last 10 mins ...WOW knocked it out of the park.You and jeff tapped into something unique and from a fan want to see this sequel.
As a long time fan I first saw Jeff in WWF. I remember his promos before he had his first match there.
Another great interview! Thanks, Chris!
GREAT interview Chris! Thank you!
I met Jeff at WrestleCon in 2017 and he actually took the time to tell me the whole story of how slap nuts came to be. I thought that was awesome. He made me feel appreciated for being a fan. Not long after, it became public he was battling some different issues. Even with that and his issues with Impact at the time, he put his game face on and was so gracious. I’d love to meet him again.
*Double J* is always bound to have good conversation with *C Double V.*
Ahh God, i loved this interview!! Jeff is such a feel good kinda guy and so positive in life. Keep up the great work Chris!
Chris is the best interview out there no doubt no one is even close keep grinding man
Great interview with Jeff original TNA impact was a great wrestling product and those old episodes of Impact have Aged very well
Your questions are on point Chris, excellent interviewer who actually pays attention and it's great to see you getting the love you fully deserve
Great to see Jeff doing so well. I first started watching him on Tuesday nights at Louisville Gardens back in the mid to late 80s when he was a teen. What a great career he's had. I exchanged some emails with him years ago as I lost my wife to breast cancer which he could relate to. Excited to see he's getting into the podcast lane.
Great interview as always. Love these. I always listen/watch every upload!
I’m glad yet also ashamed I just found this channel . Ashamed cause I’ve missed so much great content but glad cause now I can view such a huge library of content all at once 👍🏼
What a great interview. Very insightful. I'm officially a Jeff Jarrett fan, gonna check out his old matches know
Found your channel recently.
Very impressed with the current interview structure of your channel.
Greetings from Ireland 🇮🇪
I appreciate that! Welcome to the channel! Thanks for subscribing 🙏👍
Pastor Double J hittin us with some wisdom at the end. Thank you Chris such a great way to start my work day!
Another great interview!
I love how candid Jeff was in this and have always appriated what kind of man he is outside the business. I got to cross off one of the things off the first half of my bucket list back in 2011 when I got to go to my first Impact(at the time TNA) show when I got to go to TNA Lockdown 2011 on 4-17 of that yr here in Cincinnati, OH at US Bank Arena. And, later that summer I went shopping with some of my birthday money that yr and found a copy of that ppv on DVD at Best Buy and bought it, so I have that as a keepsake along with the ticket stub, "Sting's" one t-shirt while he was in TNA, and the program from the event that night, it was their event program from that yr, but the cover was specifically themed for that show. And, two days earlier on 4-15-11 I got to meet Mickie James at a meet and greet she was doing in town for the show and that was also someone on my list at the time in terms of wrestlers that I had been wanting to meet at the time that I had not yet, so I am thankful I got to and go to the show too. It was just a bonus that it was a ppv
I'm so happy I was able to discover TNA watching it on TV while I was on vacation because TNA wasn't really on TV back home. But after some time a network in my country finally started airing weekly episodes and one of the big feuds that were ongoing was Jeff Jarrett and Kurt Angle with the Main Event Mafia I will never forget those great memories I've had watching TNA as a kid.
Ugh, so short! I needed more!!! Lol...I enjoyed it.
I really like Jeff. He is so down-to-earth and so friendly. I was fortunate to meet him at a Toy Collector show in Mississauga in 2018 and he could not have been nicer. I even got him to sign my TNA World Heavyweight title belt.
My favorite Jeff Jarrett moment was when he took out Beetlejuice with that guitar shot on nitro lol
LOL that is a classic moment my favorite Jeff Jarrett moment was when he took out Hulk Hogan in Japan
BEET!!!!!!
Truly enjoyed the interview
Great interview. Looking forward to listening to his podcast.
Thanks fellow Chris!
Great In Depth Interview
I met jeff on his uk tour in 2018 and had dinner with him and the nicest guy ever who even remembered me later that week at london con and told me he related 1 of my storys throughout his tour and hopefully ill get to meet him again
Hola Chris. Awesone interview. Can't wait to heard JJ podcast and his story.
Yo that grateful statement hit me in the feel goods
Good Thursday morning to you and great video post. I have followed Jeff Jarrett since his USWA hay days (the great days of U. S. syndication television) in the early 1990s. As he mentioned, since his feuds with both Jerry "The King" Lawler and his last son Brian Christopher (Lawler). I remember his dad Midsouth Wrestling's Jerry Jarrett as a promoter (Cowboy Bill Watts was the booker). He teamed up with AWA's Verne Gagne and WCCW Fritz Von Erich in 1988 as part of one of wrestling's most infamous PPV's "Super Brawl III." All those promotions would eventually go under but an already belegured Midsouth Wrestling would suffer the most. They were on flatline after that night. Which they also lost a significant portion of that roster of all-stars before that night and pay per view. So I look forward to he and the 'Podfather' Conrad Thompson new podcast soon.
My favourute wrestler... right there. Great interview. Thanks Chris.
Best interviewer and as always another great interview. Thanks for the entertainment
Jarrett is so charismatic, it’s great
love jj great dude
2002 tna fan here
Double J looking fantastic these days, great interview Chris!
Love double j. Awesome interview.
ive been lucky enough to meet JJ and this interview just confirms that he is just a nice man, very positive, happy and the wrestling business is a better place with Jeff in it
Great interview Chris. 👍🏻
Also, I don't care what anyone says but I love Jeff Jarrett. He was a great character especially as a heel and has a great mind for the business. He gave us TNA which I even preferred over WWE at certain points during 2005-09. TNA really went down once Jeff wasn't in control behind the scenes.
Can someone kindly give the timecodes of the chyna conversation? Chris should start having bookmarks for his videos
22:35 !
Chris, you are a great interviewer. You let the people speak.
Thanks!
Awesome Interview Today Chris And Jeff!!😎🐐🐐
You’ve done it again Chris, another fantasy interview. Thanks again.
Great interview
Awesome interview
Slap nuts was my very favorite version of Double J NWO version needs to be forgotten
When he was with Debra. 👍
@@jjthapyro4130 I think that’s when he started sayin slap nuts
That's my favorite version of Jeff Jarrett but you do realize that he started the slapnuts gimmick while he was in NWO 2000 right?
gr8 words from chris at the end.
Chris, great interview! I'd love to see you take a guitar shot from Jeff one day. I know it would have to be in his world.
As a kid grown in Germany in the 90s I watched so many WCW wrestling!
JJ will always be one of my favorite wrestlers especially the triple cage match was special for us young kids 💪
Best theme song ever
Met him at WM Axxes in 2018 super cool experience 🔥
Underrated wrestler and promoter
Met him twice when he was in town for TNA and Global Force Wrestling. Couldn't be a more down to earth guy. Even got a photo with him, Nick Aldis and my girlfriend at the time. Great dudes.
CVV ON FIRE!!!!
I Feel like TNA high days was the most excited I have ever been as a wrestling fan.
Yess let’s make it happen Jeff interviews CVV
good stuff, didn't know he was going to have a podcast show soon
Lot of people give Jeff Jarrett crap but he one of my all time favorites and my favorite TNA wrestler of all time
Great Interview! 🙂 👍
All I want to know was what was up with that global force gold scam he tried a few years ago. Besides that Jeff seems like a chill guy.
Been a fan of Double J since the USWA days. I remember watching the product on Saturday mornings and going to the Louisville Gardens on Tuesday nights
I was a huge Jeff Jarrett fan. His red and white country star gear legit was my favorite
THIS WAS GREATLY
Sold the fuckin shit out that speaker homie I want 10 of em
Good interview! Got to meet Jeff a few times and feel like I kind of got the ball rolling for him to bring global force wrestling to erie pa to our minor league stadium. Feel like he doesn't get enough credit or respect
I had to tune in for this one. Jeff Jarret always had such great heat when he was champion in TNA. I loved to hate him 😂
I never realized that WWE went public the day after Chyna won the Intercontinental Championship from Double J.
Mind. Blown.
The Schlegdaddy over at OTRSCentral is going to love this. I've heard he's a big fan of The Founder. LOL.
Loved Jeff Jarrett in TNA. Great performer!
Great to see Jeff boldly proclaiming Christ 🙌🏽
indeed bro.
I think you should start doing 1-5 minute quick fire questions segment in your interviews. (First thing that comes to the guests mind) or a game of yes or no quickfire questions. There's two benefits two doing it, 1. It adds to the interviews. and 2. you could upload/share the segment as a prelude to the upcoming interview with your guest. I'm sure if I saw a 1-5 minutes quickfire video in my subscriptions with a wrestler, i'd click on it!
GREAT SHOW
They never should have left the 6 sided ring, JJ is right that it made them stand out.
Impact should go back to 6 sided ring and have the X division belt defenses being primarily Ultimate X(at least on PPV's, hasn't been done for 2 years now)
I watched Double J since he began as a skinny kid in Memphis, Tn on channel 5. Back in THE 80'S!!!
Double J is a legend who deserves more praise for what he has brought to the world of pro wrestling
I'm looking forward to seeing Double J interview you
No mention of Over The Edge?
Great interview, you should get mosh and thrasher on
Check out my interview with them here: th-cam.com/video/YetZoBoOMRI/w-d-xo.html
"Assume Jeff Jarrett position!" 🤣🤣🤣
I'm shocked there wasn't a ref bump during the interview
“That's J-E-Double-F, J-A-Double-R, E-Double-T!"
CHOKE ON *THAT*
SLAP NUTS!
#ProWrestlingTees
#JeffJarrett
Woah this is sudden can’t wait to watch
Lol I got in trouble in High School for calling people slapnuts too. I loved Jeff Jarretts WCW character. I didn't even know what it meant. I just thought it was hilarious.
Jeff "We'll get to this in My World" Jarrett
Jeff seems like a hell of a good guy.
Love your interviews. He didn’t want to answer anything tho lol
Good to know I'm not the only one to think this! Lol
will always respect Chris for getting Anne Hathaway to flirt with him
I’m just here for the Chyna portion, where is that? Time stamp?