So there have been reports that the main event at TNA's last pay per view, that Jeff Hardy showed up to work "in bad condition." There has been no specification as to what that actually means but many are assuming that he was under the influence of some substance, wether it be alcohol or drugs. The match was even cut short to a little over a minute due to the fact that Sting simply did not want to work with him in his "state." As many of you probably know, Jeff Hardy has a long history with substance abuse and this would not be the first time he has shown up drunk or high. In my opinion, Hardy is largely to blame of course, but I think that TNA is also to blame as well. Hardy pulled this same bullshit in WWE and despite the fact that he was a huge talent, they fired him. TNA seems like they are tolerating Jeff's substance abuse and seem to be turning a blind eye to his destructive behavior.
Somewhat agree with this post...I watched TNA's PPV "Against All Odd's" and knew within seconds that Hardy was trashed...he looked TERRIBLE walking down the ramp, he literally TRIPPED on the stairs entering the ring, and then you Bischoff enter. Watching Bischoff try and hype the crowd was embaressing...it was 100% obvious that Bischoff came to the ring with the sole purpose to tell Hardy and Sting the match was ending ASAP. You can see Bischoff put down the microphone and speak to both Hardy and Sting...
ReplyDeleteWWE did the right thing getting rid of Jeff...TNA, in my opinion, is so stuck on former WWE wrestlers (WCW ring a bell??) that they will continue to let these situations happen. Sure, Jeff was sent home from the TNA Impact tapings...but how long until Dixie fly's him back to Orlando and we see the same shit?
TNA needs to not only get rid of Jeff, but his doughnut eating brother Matt Hardy as well...
Smarten up TNA!!! Showcase AJ, Beer Money, Generation Me, Dough Williams...and for god sake...CRIMSON! You have a superstar in the making in Crimson...do something with that...Please, from a fan, get rid of Jeff Hardy!
i agree with many of the comments that u give matthew. you obviously follow the product as closely as i do and its good to hear from someone with such knowledge of the subject.
ReplyDeletewhile jeff is a huge talent i do agree that his cons far outweigh his pros at this point.