Jeff Jarrett: Christopher Daniels Deserved a Better AEW Retirement Send-Off

One Big Thing

AEW veteran Jeff Jarrett believes Christopher Daniels’ recent retirement deserved more recognition, following Daniels’ final match against “Hangman” Adam Page on AEW Collision.

Why It Matters

Daniels’ 32-year career significantly influenced professional wrestling, making his abrupt retirement announcement on AEW Dynamite a notable moment in wrestling history.

Key Details

• Daniels’ last match was a Texas Death Match against Adam Page
• Medical professionals advised Daniels to stop wrestling
• The retirement announcement came with limited buildup or celebration

Jarrett’s Perspective

• Learned about the retirement through a text message
• Expressed surprise at the sudden announcement
• Believes Daniels deserved a more significant farewell

Career Highlights

Daniels built an impressive legacy across multiple promotions:

• AEW
• TNA/IMPACT Wrestling
• Ring of Honor
• New Japan Pro-Wrestling
• AAA

What’s Next

While Daniels transitions to retirement, questions remain about his future role in professional wrestling, potentially in a non-wrestling capacity with AEW.

The Bottom Line

While respecting Daniels’ decision, Jarrett suggests the wrestling industry should have given a more fitting tribute to a performer who dedicated three decades to the sport.

What do you think about Christopher Daniels’ retirement? Did AEW handle it appropriately? Share your thoughts in the comments below.