Professional Wrestler Wants to Hit Local Radio Personality With Guitar

Jeff Jarrett is a world famous wrestler. His company, Global Force Wrestling, is coming to the Mid-Hudson Civic Center on Friday January 22nd. Thursday morning Jarrett appeared on WRRV's "Music All Morning With Deuce And Brandi," to promote the card. However it didn't take long for Jarrett to develop a strong hatred towards young Mr. Deuce.

Following the interview, Deuce took to the WRRV website to voice his frustration. You would think this would be a great time to apologize....but Deuce took it in another direction.

Deuce writes:

I should preface this article by saying, as a kid, I had Jeff Jarrett’s action figure. Like any young male of the 90s, I was a fan of the “Attitude Era” of wrestling, and he was a big part of that. He was tag team champions with Owen Hart! He was the Intercontinental Champion like 5000 times!

 

Plus, he basically comes from a family of wrestling royalty, has started successful wrestling promotions with his father, and continues to be a major force in the world of professional wrestling.

 

So, naturally, when he actually asked to call my show, I was nerding out in a major way. It’s pretty cool. I mean, I’d asked the promotion if I could talk to another wrestler, Colt Cabana, to promote the show; he seems like a cool, funny guy and I really like his podcast.

 

But to end up talking to Jeff Jarrett–a guy who has accomplished so much in the industry–has got to be awesome right?

 

…Right?

 

Maybe I should have realized that the guy who literally wore shirts that said “Don’t Piss Me Off” for a big part of his career might not be the most jovial guy when it comes to cracking jokes about his penchant for hitting guys with guitars. I have the guy on our show to promote his event. You’d think he’d be a little more pleasant.

 

I’d be lying if I said he was the first person who began to hate me within 5 minutes of meeting me. Hell, that’s probably happened already this week. But I mean, come on, dude. Chill.

Yikes! Does Deuce have a point? Could a man who fights for a living be getting a little too testy? Here's the interview to form your own opinion.

Well in my opinion, Deuce took it way to far. You don't insult a man's ability to hit another man with a guitar. Especially when the man swinging the instrument is J-E-Double-F J-A-Double-R-E-Double-T!  It might be wise for Deuce to stay far away from the Mid-Hudson-Civic Center on Friday January 22nd.