10 Wrestlers With GIGANTIC Balls

9. Jeff Jarrett

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This entry might be a technicality.

Jeff Jarrett perhaps thought he was working himself into - and not out of, forever and ever - a future programme with Steve Austin when he described his 3:16 bit as blasphemous in 1997. Perhaps this more dumb than it was brave, but Jarrett did hold Vince McMahon up for money before leaving the WWF in 1999, which saw him retrospectively spliced into a television show just so that he could be storyline fired from it. Vince doesn't like insolence, unless it gets really over, and Jarrett got the opposite of really over in Dubya See Dubya, accounting for this wildly unnecessary and spiteful contrivance.

While it was Vince Russo who pushed Jeff Jarrett to WCW, and WCW into oblivion, the mere abstract concept of TNA consolidates Jeff Jarrett into this list.

A failed headline act who couldn't get a real money job in 2001, he simply decided to start his own promotion in which he would star and Russo would book. This was equivalent to Men Without Hats hoodwinking Sony Music Entertainment into bankrolling their next album, only Men Without Hats had a hit.

The audacity of the pitch was so tremendous that it's a wonder Jarrett doesn't sit on his balls every time he lowers himself into a chair.

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