So, man, I'll tell you, this Jeff Jarrett is some kind of a hero.

Before that, though, welcome to Ups and Downs, the rest of the review show with me,

the idiot Simon Miller, and yeah, we had a graphic at the start of Dynamite for Jerry Jarrett,

who very sadly passed away this week, and of course, Jeff Jarrett is his son,

but he still walked out here and had a match. I'm sorry, that's just absolutely amazing

as far as I'm concerned, and of course, all our thoughts and feelings and well wishes

to the Jarrett family. I mean, it's just a really sad occasion.

When the acclaim made their entrance to Max Caster also talked about this, and he said,

what a pioneer Jerry Jarrett was, which is why it was such a shame that Jeff was a douche.

It also meant we had Jeff Jarrett, Jay Leethal, Son Jay Dunne, Satnam Singh, taking on Orange

Caster to be acclaimed, and Danny asked Billy Gunn, and you have no idea how excited I was about this,

because you just knew it was going to be potty, and it was. It also started with Caster and Anthony

Bowen's being in control, which I really liked, because do not forget they were the tag team champions

all of a week ago, so of course, they should be kicking ass. Very sadly, Max then found himself

on the wrong side of the ring. Oh, it all scooby-doo, but wrong. Singh eventually tagged in when

Daddy asked me, oh man, give me the slap, I want to get in there. But instead, Orange Caster took him

up on his challenge, and the height difference here was absolutely hilarious. I mean, it kind of

looked like a cartoon. One reason or another, everyone then just started taking everybody else in,

but I had no idea what was going on, but Goofy wrestling for life, when the gun club decided to

turn up, and everyone just looked at them like, why are the ass boys here? This opened the door

and allowed Jarrett to flatten Billy Gunn, because I think he must have forgotten he had sons,

because he was so surprised by this, and when Satnam tagged in, he just wrecked everyone.

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