Jeff Jarrett said, "The significance of a man versus a woman. And I'm not saying we were the first but on that stage for a major men's title.
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People often ask pro wrestlers to name their “Mt. Rushmore” of wrestlers, which is a list of their all-time favorites. Jeff Jarrett, who is in the WWE Hall of Fame, talked about his Mt. Rushmore on his show “My World With Jeff Jarrett.” Instead of his favorite wrestlers of all time, he talked about his opponents.
During an episode of the podcast called “Ask Jeff Anything,” Jarrett said, “Kurt Angle, Shawn Michaels, and Jerry Lawler. Scott Hall.” The late Chyna was added to that list by co-host Conrad Thompson, who then talked about their famous “Good Housekeeping” match at WWE’s No Mercy in 1999. He said that wrestling fans will always remember that fight.
Jeff Jarrett said, “The significance of a man versus a woman. And I’m not saying we were the first but on that stage for a major men’s title. Yeah. Well said, Connie.” He continued, “You think of the Intercontinental champion’s historical perspective, [Macho Man Randy] Savage, Bret [Hart], I mean, you know, what a lineage. Yeah, I’m with you.”
Jeff Jarrett was a heel at the end of his time with WWE. He thought that women were only good for cleaning and having kids. This made Chyna stand up to him and challenge him for his Intercontinental Championship in the “Good Housekeeping” match, where they threw everything at each other, including the kitchen sink. The late WWE Hall of Famer won the match, making her the first and only woman to ever win the Intercontinental Championship.
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