“Double J” Jeff Jarrett is line dancing his way into WWE’s Hall of Fame, the company announced on Monday — remember that time he broke an acoustic guitar over actor Gary Coleman’s (“Diff’rent Strokes”) head?
Barstool Sports’ Robbie Fox does, and now we all can too.
Watch the moment below:
Congrats to Jeff Jarrett on being inducted into the WWE Hall Of Fame. Here is his career's highlight for me – blasting Gary Coleman with a guitar on a 2000 episode of Nitro. pic.twitter.com/v6OzXFIPlX
— Robbie Fox (@RobbieBarstool) February 19, 2018
Jarrett was fired from WWE competitor Impact Wrestling in October. The 50-year-old industry lifer co-founded that company back in 2002.
Though his Fall 2017 ouster from the other (with a tip of the cowboy hat to Ring of Honor) U.S.-based pro-wrestling promotion turning into a Vince McMahon-blessed Hall-of-Fame induction could be eyebrow-raising, Jarrett did have a big impact (pun semi-intended) on WWE back in the 1990s.
“Double J” was a six-time Intercontinental Champion back in the WWF days. He was one of four wrestlers to hold both the Intercontinental and European titles simultaneously.