Former WWE Superstar Jeff Jarrett recently shared his thoughts on various topics during an episode of his podcast, My World with Jeff Jarrett. One of the topics he discussed was the release of Bruce Prichard by WWE in 2008 and why TNA Wrestling did not bring him in at the time.
Jarrett expressed his surprise at Prichard’s release, considering his long tenure with WWE. He mentioned that by 2008, WWE had undergone significant changes and had evolved from what it was eight years prior. Despite this, Jarrett couldn’t wrap his head around the decision to let Prichard go. He acknowledged Prichard’s extensive experience and the fact that WWE was a publicly traded company, making it unlikely that Prichard would show immediate interest in TNA Wrestling. Jarrett admitted that while he would have liked to have Prichard on board, he was hesitant due to the potential high price tag associated with his acquisition.
This revelation provides insight into the dynamics of the wrestling industry and the strategic decisions made by promotions during that time. Jarrett’s comments shed light on the complexities of talent acquisition and the considerations involved in bringing in experienced individuals like Prichard.
For more details on Jeff Jarrett’s thoughts on Bruce Prichard’s WWE release and TNA Wrestling’s decision not to sign him in 2008, you can listen to the full episode of My World with Jeff Jarrett.
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