On the latest episode of The Extreme Life of Matt Hardy, Matt Hardy reviewed the Dark Side of the Ring episode covering TNA and Jeff Jarrett, praising how it portrayed Jarrett’s life and career. You can check out his comments below:
“I thought it was a really good documentary overall. The first two hours, I was extremely compelled. I was able to sit and watch the whole two-hour chunk, and it was really compelling. They did a great job of making Jeff Jarrett human. They really humanized him, and you felt so much sympathy for him, especially the loss of his dear close friend Owen Hart, and him having to go on right after that, and the trauma that would create, and also the loss of his wife, with three young kids, which is something I couldn’t even imagine going through. I was really enthralled with his childhood, because I didn’t know all that — the stuff with him and his dad, and being around wrestling his entire life. He was just brought up in the business, and his grandmother was a huge deal.”
“The fact that he came up in the business, he was around it, almost just a natural to go into it — and the fact that there were points and times where he was estranged from both his mother and father was really wild. I’m older now, but you only have one mom and one dad. You have to spend as much time as you can with them and get to know them as well as you can, because when they’re gone, they’re gone. The last hour I thought was good. It was a great redemption story for Jeff Jarrett. I’m proud of both of those guys.”