Episode 129: Politics With Dixie

My World with Jeff Jarrett

This week on My World, Jeff and Conrad continue their look back at Double J's professional relationship and dealings with Dixie Carter! Topics include Dusty Rhodes booking TNA, Dixie's goals in TNA, political accusations, refusing to wrestle, Alabama defeating Tennessee, and MUCH more!

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