During a recent appearance on the “AEW Unrestricted” podcast, WWE Hall of Famer and AEW wrestler Jeff Jarrett commented on how much money he has spent on guitars over the course of his career, if he can actually play a guitar, and more.
You can check out some highlights from the podcast below:
On how much money he has spent on guitars over his career: “Of my OWN personal money? Zero (laughs). It’s always a company expense, but I’ve owned companies. Nowadays with all the data, and the research, and the numbers; Hey, we gotta go to Alex Marvez and say hey. Figure out how many guitar shots, and then I can tell you, the WCW guitars were a lot more expensive than the regular ones, so we can kind of get a working average through the years. We can input a number for inflation, and we can come up with that data. What is the amount of money Jeff Jarrett has spent on guitars throughout his 37 year career?”
On if he can actually play guitar: “Absolutely! Good? It’s a debate (laughs).”
On if we will ever see Karen Jarrett in AEW: “Two words: stay tuned. Stay tuned (laughs).”
On doing the Owen version of the Sharpshooter: “I’ve always done… I guess the Owen version? I would love to hear the difference.”
AEW Unrestricted co-host Alex Marvez then chimed to explain the difference between Bret’s and Owen’s Sharpshooters. He said,
“So, Bret steps over with the left leg, and hold the arms with his left, and turn him over the other side. Where Owen’s is more like Sting’s, so he flips him over the right side. And he puts the right leg over.”
Jarrett added, “I do the Owen Hart version, right on! So Bret, if you’re out there listening, and you want to accuse me of stealing your move, not a chance, pal! Not a chance!”
