Jeff Jarrett Doesn't Rule Out Buying TNA If The Promotion Was Ever Up For Sale

TNA Wrestling is enjoying a fine 2024, with the promotion the most relevant is has been for years. However, there’s no saying that TNA’s fortunes could turn in the future, and if they did then Jeff Jarrett could be interested in buying the company he co-founded.

Jarrett was asked if he’d be interested in a potential takeover during a Q&A session on his My World podcast, with ‘Double J’ saying the following:

“Like anything, anything in the wrestling business, I’m interested in that, and what are they valued at? People get into these valuations, and I don’t care what it is. You can come up with all the valuations you want in the world, you gotta find a buyer, period, and then that buyer has to agree with that evaluation. Other than that, it’s just great fodder, if you will. I’m not discounting tax situations and all that kind of stuff, but certainly, I’d take a look at anything, and if Conrad [Thompson] says, ‘Let’s do it,’ I’d say, ‘Let’s do it,' [laughs] " Jarrett said.

Jarrett co-founded TNA in 2002 with father Jerry Jarrett and Bob Ryder, with Jarrett leaving the promotion for good in 2017 after briefly departing in 2014. Jarrett now works for All Elite Wrestling as Director of Business Development and an on-screen talent.

H/T: Fightful