Global Force Wrestling founder Jeff Jarrett was asked by John Coririgan to describe the identity he envisions for his new wrestling promotion.
“I believe there are a lot of styles available, whether they be lucha libre or strong style from Japan or all the different promotions throughout Europe,” Jarrett said. “We want to put all those different wrestling styles under one umbrella where the fans can win. What I mean by that is fans can see fresh matchups and different styles. That’s our main focus inside the ring.
“Then outside the ring, it goes without saying that not just in professional wrestling, but in any sports or entertainment brand, you have to be highly engaged with the audience. If you go to our YouTube channel, it shows that we’re not about writing stories—we’re about documenting stories.
“For example, the story that has come out of King of the Mountain with Eric Young, who believes in his heart of hearts, and hats off to the guy, but he believes he should have won the title. I think he’s in the minority and he had an issue with it. So as part of this agreement, Eric has taken it upon himself to be a part of the Grand Slam Tour. I gave him an open invitation so something’s gonna go down. Not sure what, but it is part of our brand identity.”
Check out the complete interview at WrestleDelphia.com.
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