Jeff Jarrett Explains The Importance Of Developing An Emotional Connection With Fans

During a recent appearance on the Good Karma Wrestling podcast, AEW Director of Business Development Jeff Jarrett spoke about the significance of developing an emotional connection with the audience and explained why he deserves the amount of screen time he gets in AEW.

You can check out some highlights from the interview below:

Jeff Jarrett on why he deserves to TV time in AEW: “Emotional connection with the audience, it’s just that simple. It’s something that goes without saying. The naysayers, ‘Oh, he’s done this, he’s done that.’ All you have to do is listen to the people in the arena. They love me. There’s some kind of ‘FU Jarrett’ that they get going on, but I think that’s a term of endearment. They absolutely love it. But it’s the emotional connection. That will never go away. The boos will continue to get more and more aggressive and more and more athletic. That’s just the nature of the beast.”

On the importance of the emotional connection: “You look at the things that will happen [on AEW Dynamite], it’s truly, I don’t use this word lightly, but revolutionary. But at the end of the day, the emotional connection with the audience existed 70 years ago, and it’s gonna exist 70 years from now. That’s what entertainment is all about. I don’t care if you’re playing NBA basketball if you’re playing NFL football, or if you’re in a Hollywood blockbuster. It’s all about connecting with your audience.”

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