The legendary Jeff Jarrett says he's done as an in-ring performer after his contract expires, but he wants one more championship belt.

At Worlds End last Saturday, Jeff Jarrett and AEW told us that Double-J would have an announcement about his career on this week’s Dynamite. That aired on TBS — and for the first time streamed simultaneously on Max — tonight (Jan. 1). And while we ...

Fight for the Fallen, Jeff Jarrett will make a special announcement. During the pre-show for AEW Worlds End, Jarrett beat QT Marshall in singles action. After the match, Jarrett was interviewed backstage,

Image: AEW “The Last Outlaw” isn’t hanging up the boots after all. Jeff Jarrett made his anticipated announcement as part of Wednesday’s AEW Dynamite, saying he has signed the final talent contract

At AEW Dynamite: Fight For The Fallen, Jeff Jarrett announced that he had re-signed with AEW, and he declared for the Casino Gauntlet Match on the January 8th episode of AEW Dynamite. AEW then announced that Jeff Jarrett would be in action on the January 4th episode of AEW Collision. His opponent was not named in the announcement.

Jeff Jarrett wants one last ride. WWE Hall of Famer Jeff Jarrett previously said that he would make an announcement about his career at AEW Dynamite: Fight For The Fallen, and a backstage segment teased that he would be retiring.

At AEW Worlds End Zero Hour, Jeff Jarrett defeated QT Marshall in a singles match. Later in the show, Jarrett was interviewed backstage. Jay Lethal expressed his excitement, but Sonjay Dutt was clearly upset.