Global Force Wrestling: 10 Facts And Questions About Jeff Jarrett's New Promotion

2. Working Relationships With New Japan And AAA

Less than one month after the initial announcement of GFW, Jarrett and his promotion made another big statement. On April 29th, a partnership with AAA -- one of the top wrestling promotions in Mexico -- was announced to the world. This alliance will lead to a talent exchange program between the two promotions. Furthermore, the partnership itself stems from Jarrett€™s long relationship with AAA and its founder/owner, Antonio Peña. In an official press release, Jarrett said, €œI€™ve had a working relationship with the family that owns AAA for the past 10-plus years.€ Because of this prior relationship -- as stated by AAA€™s Executive Vice President, Dorian Roldan -- the Mexican promotion €œis happy to continue relationship with Jeff Jarrett and now with his newly formed wrestling promotion Global Force Wrestling.€ As if GFW€™s partnership with one of the top lucha libre promotions wasn€™t enough, on June 23rd, Jarrett announced another cooperative agreement -- this time with New Japan Pro Wrestling. The two promotions have agreed to exchange talent -- much like the agreement with AAA. New Japan€™s Chairman of the Board, Naoki Sugabayashi stated that the Japanese promotion is €œexcited to align with Jeff Jarrett and his vision for Global Force Wrestling.€
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