Matt and Jeff Hardy Tease Participating in TNA and WWE Partnership

As a dedicated fan of professional wrestling, I have had the pleasure of witnessing the incredible careers of Matt and Jeff Hardy. Their high-flying moves and risk-taking abilities have left indelible marks on tag team divisions around the world. From their early days in WWE to their stints in TNA and their recent return to the promotion, their impact on the industry is undeniable.

For over two decades, Matt and Jeff Hardy have left indelible marks on tag team wrestling scenes globally. Their awe-inspiring acrobatics and daring moves made them renowned figures in WWE, securing them future Hall of Fame recognition whenever they retire. After departing from WWE for the first time, they spent several years in TNA during the mid-2000s, marking the end of its golden era. They later rejoined WWE but were separated when Matt chose to leave and join All Elite Wrestling (AEW) at its inception. With their careers not yet at an end, they harbor a desire to accomplish one more goal before they hang up their boots for good.

The Hardys Are Interested in an NXT Crossover

Matt and Jeff Hardy Tease Participating in TNA and WWE Partnership

For the past seven months, WWE and TNA have joined forces in an invigorating collaboration, marked by various talent swaps. The latest instance of this alliance was showcased when Wes Lee teamed up with his Rascalz colleagues against NXT’s No Quarter Catch Crew. Matt shared his perspective on the union and its potential impact on pro wrestling. “Wrestling is unpredictable by nature. I can’t promise that we’ve won the NXT tag team titles, so those titles do pique our interest,” Matt stated to Wrestle Binge. “The merging of TNA and NXT talent is thrilling. It’s full of surprises. That’s a good thing for the wrestling scene.”

Jeff expressed his enthusiasm for new beginnings and NXT, recalling how surprised he was when Matt joined TNA years ago. Initially, he hesitated, reminiscing about the good times and memories created there. Eventually, with a last-minute decision, he chose to return, feeling it was meant to be, and sharing his excitement for Joe Hendry in NXT and other developments.

At present, both brothers have returned to TNA following their exit from AEW. However, it’s important to note that they aren’t officially signed by TNA yet and are still in the process of negotiating with various promotions. In an interview with Comicbook, Matt shared their intentions for the future, stating that they intend to retire as a team.

Stay tuned to Comicbook for updates on TNA and WWE.

2024-07-21 23:09

The Hardys Are Interested in an NXT Crossover

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