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Dnns une entrevue mise en ligne par la AEW – dont un extrait a été diffusé hier soir à Collision -, Jeff Jarrett a partagé sa joie de pouvoir participer au tournoi de la Fondation Hart.
Jarrett a été le coéquipier de Hart durant son passage à la WWE, ayant détenu le titre par équipe avec lui.
Dans l’extrait qu’on a pu voir à Collision, Jarrett a abandonné temporairement son personnage heel pour démontrer son côté émotif.
“When I was asked initially about being in the Owen Hart Foundation tournament, all the emotion came back. It’s hard for me to imagine, it’s been 25 years, but there’s so many things about Owen that I remember like it was yesterday. In the late 90s we would become tag team champions and I look back on those days as the favorite days of my career.”
Jarrett affirme qu’il tentera de remporter ce tournoi afin de rendre hommage à son ami qui a perdu la vie il y a 25 ans.
“I’m a 12-time former World Heavyweight Champion. I’m a two-time Hall of Famer. The Owen means more to me than anything I’ve ever done. Earlier this year, Toby Keith passed away, another good buddy of mine. And he had that song ‘Ain’t as good as I once was but I’m good once as I ever was.’ To get the opportunity to win three matches and stand in the middle ring in Owen’s hometown of Calgary, I’m absolutely going to do it.”
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“The Last Outlaw” Jeff Jarrett shares how important entering the Owen Hart Foundation Cup means to him.
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