Where Does Jeff Jarrett Stand In Tna?
According to websites, Jeff Jarrett is the Vice President of TNA, plus owns 28 percent of the stock. So as a VP, why do I hear that he really doesn’t have any say in the direction of the company if he is VP?
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Jeff Jarrett is still a minority owner in TNA. However, Dixie Carter the CEO and majority owner of TNA has removed him from all power. Jeff was the VP of TNA Wrestling as well as the Head of Creative. Jeff managed all aspects of the wrestlign side of TNA and Dixie was managing everything from the business side of TNA. That structure ended when Jeff screwed over TNA’s top talent Kurt Angle. From that point Dixie Removed Jeff from all power and essentially sent him home to be nothing more than a silent partner. Dixie was going to force a buy out of Jeff’s ownership but changed her mind since Jeff is the founder of TNA and is very emotionally attatched to TNA. Jeff is nothing more than a member of talent. He has no real say in anything. If Dixie includes him in any moves it’s out of respect and not need. Since she is the CEO and her family are the majority owners the buck starts and stops with Dixie.
It should also be noted that Dixie also wanted more involvement in the wrestling side of TNA and wasnt happy with Jeff in his role and many of the unpopular moves he would make like dumping Sonjay Dutt, Petey Williams, Jerry Lynne, Senshi, Austin Aries, CM Punk, Evan Bourne, Scott D’Amore, Pat Kerney, Gail Kim and Roxxi.
I’m not sure what you have heard but usually the amount of power that someone has backstage is sometimes not brought up on-air. This is just like years ago when Vince Mcmahon was an announcer but also owned the company-his power in the company wasn’t “announced” on-air for years.
I will tell you where Jarrett stands… right in front of a kneeling Karen Angle.