Which is why the Internet hates him
WWE Rumors: Jeff Hardy Returning For ‘WrestleMania 32’ …?
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They (Hardy Boyz) wrestle as both singles and tag teams. They take breaks off BTW the two, and always come back together. This is a fact. Neither position is permanent with the two, so the E really needs to think this over. Stang likely killed Angle's chance (as well and Angle refusing to job for Corporate Haitch's phone tag). I'm sure Angle had one last run in him.
Either way. I'm just gonna get the popcorn ready. We'll likely see near May.
Nope. Once they stopped tagging together, Jeff left the WWE for three years(2003-06). While Fatt left and return within that time frame (2004-05). This was the only time the Hardys took a break from the WWE before they're released/fired.
The only thing the WWE is thinking about is making money, not how to use one or both properly to elevate new talent. The WWE has proved how short sighted they become over the years by the way they have booked Sting and the Dudleys.
More like early September. Dipshyt Cater is going to make sure Jeff stays until the very end of his contract. Then the 2nd surgery and recovery time is going to be every part of three to six months. Plus, the WWE is going to place Jeff in NXT for minimum of four weeks to "wash" the TNStruggle stank off of him.
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Now I see the disconnect. To you, anything they do outside of WWE doesn't exist
. I would look at their work in TNA and a lot of other independent circuits, so you'd know how they roll. Yes, Jeff would come in solo, but likely with Dudley Boyz still being active, temptation would be to get Matt in for a nostalgia TLC match. I know it's coming. And Jeff would lobby for it as well. I will always give him credit for trying to keep the door open for Matt.
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Now I see the disconnect. To you, anything they do outside of WWE doesn't exist
Incorrect. Followed both Hardys during their TNA runs. And checking their social media and online reports, Matt is lobbing more for Jeff's return than the opposite.
Everything outside the WWE don't exist to the WWE. And they will use being signed to TNA against Matt because Jeff has always been a bigger solo draw in both companies. And the WWE is petty like that, just look what happened to Christian when he returned. Also, Matt's very public downward spiral occurred while he was under contract with TNA.
Actually, it would be better if the WWE ignored Matt's indy/TNA runs because those runs came across as Matt having to be carried/attached people/stable to get over in TNA and ROH.
A nostalgia TLC match would be great, but WWE has been dumbing down all of their PPV (WrestleMania included). And if TLC 2015 turns out to be an absolute clusterfukk, Matt is better off seeking for a road agent position within the WWE.
Jeff Hardy On Possibly Returning To WWE, His Current Injury, Wrestling For TNA Next Month, More - WrestlingInc.com
Jeff Hardy recently appeared on Ric Flair's "Woooo! Nation" podcast to discuss his injury, status with TNA, WWE and more. The full interview can be heard at this link. Thanks to TNA Asylum for the following highlights:
His knee injury:
"I broke my leg April 28th on my dirt bike. At first I thought I broke both legs because it felt so intense, but luckily it was just my right leg. Now the problem is after four to five months of dealing with that, my knee was swollen for so long. They totally misread my MRI, and my PCL is destroyed. That's why I have no stability in my knee. It's amazing I can walk as good as I can. I actually got a good brace to stabilize it, and I'm going to try to wrestle with it and see how it goes, but I'm definitely looking at surgery to repair it. There are so many things I couldn't do now, as far as landing on my knee. I would have to totally modify my style, which I'm going to anyway, but long story short: they have to take out the rod they put in my tibia and drill another hole through the tibia to fix the PCL. In six to nine months, I'll hopefully be 100% again. Other than that, I'm doing okay."
His current TNA status:
"Whenever I'm able to wrestle, I'll be in my last year with TNA and then I can decide what I want to do. We're going to do some tapings the first week of January and depending on how that goes, that's when I'm going to decide whether I go through with the surgery or try to work for a while and avoid surgery with the brace. So it's kind of up in the air, but, yeah, I'll be in my last year with TNA after February 28th."
In-ring future and returning to the ring next month:
"I'm going to try to wrestle with this brace on in January and see how it feels. I'm scared, honestly, because I don't want to hurt it worse. I tried physical therapy for a month and there were things I couldn't even do with my right leg; it was so weak. I'm going to give it a shot. Maybe just try a few easy matches and see how the weight feels landing on my knee and maybe not doing as many moves as I normally do. Ultimately, I'm going to end up having surgery sometime next year and I'll probably be missing most of 2016. I want to get back in full effect as soon as possible, so I'm going to do everything that I can to be better than I've ever been before. I cannot wait to get back in the ring, because being hurt makes me realize how much I love pro wrestling."
Possibly returning to WWE:
"I think there's a huge possibility down the road. I'm not sure when, but I think Matt and myself would love to end our careers in the WWE, and it would be super great to be able to have a few more good ones with the Dudley Boyz. As far as us returning and having more matches with them, it all depends on how long they're going to be there and how long it takes us to get there. Everything depends on my knee, as far as my future."
His wrestling bucket list:
"There are two big things. I've never got to do a Hell in the Cell, and I've never been in the main event at WrestleMania. Ultimately, it could all work out one day before it's all over and if I'm able and healthy enough down the road, those are two things I would love to do. Other than that, I've done most of everything I've wanted to do. I just hope I can get over this knee injury and get back to normal and be better than ever. I'm a little bummed out and afraid right now, because I've never been threatened by a serious injury before and this feels pretty serious."
Jeff Hardy recently appeared on Ric Flair's "Woooo! Nation" podcast to discuss his injury, status with TNA, WWE and more. The full interview can be heard at this link. Thanks to TNA Asylum for the following highlights:
His knee injury:
"I broke my leg April 28th on my dirt bike. At first I thought I broke both legs because it felt so intense, but luckily it was just my right leg. Now the problem is after four to five months of dealing with that, my knee was swollen for so long. They totally misread my MRI, and my PCL is destroyed. That's why I have no stability in my knee. It's amazing I can walk as good as I can. I actually got a good brace to stabilize it, and I'm going to try to wrestle with it and see how it goes, but I'm definitely looking at surgery to repair it. There are so many things I couldn't do now, as far as landing on my knee. I would have to totally modify my style, which I'm going to anyway, but long story short: they have to take out the rod they put in my tibia and drill another hole through the tibia to fix the PCL. In six to nine months, I'll hopefully be 100% again. Other than that, I'm doing okay."
His current TNA status:
"Whenever I'm able to wrestle, I'll be in my last year with TNA and then I can decide what I want to do. We're going to do some tapings the first week of January and depending on how that goes, that's when I'm going to decide whether I go through with the surgery or try to work for a while and avoid surgery with the brace. So it's kind of up in the air, but, yeah, I'll be in my last year with TNA after February 28th."
In-ring future and returning to the ring next month:
"I'm going to try to wrestle with this brace on in January and see how it feels. I'm scared, honestly, because I don't want to hurt it worse. I tried physical therapy for a month and there were things I couldn't even do with my right leg; it was so weak. I'm going to give it a shot. Maybe just try a few easy matches and see how the weight feels landing on my knee and maybe not doing as many moves as I normally do. Ultimately, I'm going to end up having surgery sometime next year and I'll probably be missing most of 2016. I want to get back in full effect as soon as possible, so I'm going to do everything that I can to be better than I've ever been before. I cannot wait to get back in the ring, because being hurt makes me realize how much I love pro wrestling."
Possibly returning to WWE:
"I think there's a huge possibility down the road. I'm not sure when, but I think Matt and myself would love to end our careers in the WWE, and it would be super great to be able to have a few more good ones with the Dudley Boyz. As far as us returning and having more matches with them, it all depends on how long they're going to be there and how long it takes us to get there. Everything depends on my knee, as far as my future."
His wrestling bucket list:
"There are two big things. I've never got to do a Hell in the Cell, and I've never been in the main event at WrestleMania. Ultimately, it could all work out one day before it's all over and if I'm able and healthy enough down the road, those are two things I would love to do. Other than that, I've done most of everything I've wanted to do. I just hope I can get over this knee injury and get back to normal and be better than ever. I'm a little bummed out and afraid right now, because I've never been threatened by a serious injury before and this feels pretty serious."
Silkk
Can't Change My Damn Avi :beli:
Nah, this is his first injury. He never had to deal with this before. He still was able to do his shyt when he was healthy.
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He's not, considering there are younger wrestlers under contract with the WWE with harsher and greater number of serious injuries.
Agree. Also, this injury was the kick in the ass Jeff needed to modify his wrestling style.
to me, he was done(past his prime) after he left WWE.
Same with Angle.
Maybe I'm wrong, but
Silkk
Can't Change My Damn Avi :beli:
Did you watch them in TNA or is this just some bias BS?to me, he was done(past his prime) after he left WWE.
Same with Angle.
Maybe I'm wrong, but
Did you watch them in TNA or is this just some bias BS?
Probably a little bias. For one, b/c I never liked TNA's 6-sided ring. So when they first went there, it automatically turned me off. After they made it a traditional ring, I watched a little more....but to me their ring(like WCW's) was just too small.
Silkk
Can't Change My Damn Avi :beli:
All i can tell you is you missed a lot of piffprobably did. I have a TNA PPV on DVD that I've never even opened outta the plastic
Silkk
Can't Change My Damn Avi :beli:
Which one?probably did. I have a TNA PPV on DVD that I've never even opened outta the plastic
I just found it....Destination 2008.
Actually looks llike a pretty solid card to be honest
