Jimmy Jacobs explains role in AEW, why he left Impact

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I had done what I was going to do [at Impact Wrestling]. It kind of hurt, it hurt me to go. I knew my time there was over before I was going to AEW. I knew intuitively, this is done. I've done what I can do, it's been five and a half years. I felt creatively burnt out and they need new creative blood in the company to get it propelled.

Mostly what I do is I format the shows and I organize information and communicate. It was never supposed to be like a creative role. Like I said, I was burnt out at Impact, I was burnt out writing wrestling television every week.
My job at AEW really doesn't involve me writing wrestling television. It's far more admin
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Wait so the randoms on twitter blaming him for booking issues were wrong?