Interview de Jeff Jarrett

Citation :: JEFF JARRETT has sensationally hit back at Kurt Angle, blasting: “I
can’t say enough good things about him as a professional wrestler. But
Kurt the human being is a different story.”

Jeff, who co-owns TNA Wrestling, signed former WWE champion Angle to a big money contract two years ago.

But he went mad after reading comments the Olympic gold medallist
made to SunSport slamming the company for an overreliance on gimmick
matches and run-ins.

And their feud took a more personal turn when divorcee Kurt
proclaimed he “wasn’t the only one who has lost his wife” as part of
TNA’s TV show Impact.

Jeff’s beloved Jill died last year of breast cancer last year, at the age of 37. They have three daughters together.

Although he writes and edits the TV shows, and a similar line was
used the following week, Jarrett claims Kurt came up with it without
his knowledge or approval.

He told us: “The Kurt Angle we hired two years ago and the guy we
have under contract today are two different individuals. He’s gone
through a lot of change, in and out of the ring.

“For him to say that about Jill totally caught me by surprise.

“I found him afterwards and said: ‘Kurt, you need to focus. You’re
not hurting me. You’re not hurting my girls. You’re hurting yourself.’

“And that’s how I feel.

“I knew my wife better than anybody. If there were anybody on this
earth who could speak for her it’d be me. It wouldn’t bother her in the
least.

“My girls didn’t watch it, they didn’t see it. As they age, if I
have to sit down and talk to them about it I will. They’re growing up
in this business and they understand it takes all kinds to make this
business thrive.

“In reality it hurt only Kurt and the core of who he is. I feel sorry for the guy.”

Jeff added: “I did not know he was going to say that.

“People will say it was post-produced or that this is just a storyline.

“But as a promotion, I let the post-production guys make the call.
I told them: ‘You can take that comment out or you can leave it in.’

“I’m not going to micro-manage, I’ll let those guys do what they do best.”

Jeff – who defeated Angle at last weekend’s excellent Bound For
Glory PPV – also opened up about his thoughts when he read Kurt’s
controversial interview with The Sun.

In comments that were picked up by wrestling websites around the
globe and referenced on Impact, Angle claimed that the company are too
dependent on swerves and trickery over wrestling.

But his boss replied: “I was terribly disappointed to read that.

“You guys were there to interview him, about TNA coming to the UK, the video game, Bound For Glory – all the positive things.

“So for him to say those things was shocking, to say the least.

“Creative business, as it pertains to wrestling, is subjective. I
truly think, although there are extreme cases, there is no right and
wrong.

“I was born and raised in this business, but I certainly don’t have
all the answers, Vince McMahon doesn’t have all the answers, no one has
all the answers.

“As to what Kurt said, there’s so many grey areas in what he
discussed and to discuss it in that format was beyond my
comprehension.”

Jeff added: “Kurt is a talent. A very phenomenal talent. A guy like him doesn’t need gimmick matches. He’s a one of a kind.

“He is the exact same guy sitting in this chair next to you having a cup of coffee as he is in the ring.

“But there are guys in this business who, quite frankly, need help with their persona.

“Dating back to the 1960s and 1970s you see a guy in the dressing
room, sitting over in the corner, not saying anything and three minutes
later he walks through the curtain and he’s a completely different
persona in order to succeed.

“So for us to be cutting back on that? We are evolving, just like
we did from the beginning of TNA. We’re taking it one step at a time.”

As for his own career, the former WCW and TNA world champion says after a two-year break it is still touch and go.

He told us: “I’m definitely not coming back to the ring full time. I just have too many hats to wear with TNA.

“Bound For Glory was great, but right now I’m not even booked on the November PPV.

“I believe I am going to be wrestling on the UK tour, though. You’ll be blessed with my appearance once again!”

En gros Jeff Jarrett ne comprend pas l'attitude de Kurt Angle, il dit qu'il a changé d'il y a deux ans quand Angle a signé avec la fédération. Il se contredit très souvent et surtout il ne comprend pas pourquoi Angle à parlé de la mort de sa femme dans la storyline les opposants dans leur feud, cela l'a choqué. Il reconnait que Angle est un showman, un très bon technicien et lutteur mais il a ses défauts et ca le dérange pas mal.

Il finit par dire qu'il n'est pas revenu définitivement à plein temps sur le ring, il ne participera pas au prochain PPV de Novembre de la TNA.
Mais il participera à la tournée en Angleterre l'année prochaine.

Source de l'article: NoDQ.com

Aller Angle moi je m'en fou

Moi je suis un grand fans des deux homme , mais je trouve que Angle a etait un peu fort en parlent de la femme de Jarett qui et morte .