Jeff is better in TNA where he can have a bigger hand in "creative control"
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Jeff is better in TNA where he can have a bigger hand in "creative control"
I think thats a pretty easy question. No I do not think that he will be in his prime again, anytime while he's in TNA. Jeff Hardy has became too unreliable now. He has no showed at least two events in TNA. But what I think is slowing him down is the fact that he's a singles wrestler and he can't get into his element. His element of course is high risk. The only matches that really suit him are the gimmick matches. Like Monsters Ball or King Of The Mountain. If he did infact get back in his prime he would have to be involved in one of those types of matches, because he's quite weak in normal matches. So obviously I can't see that happenning. The fact that he's not reliable, like I said, is also a problem.Quote:
Originally Posted by Stinger_TNA
he is an increadible superstar and tna ts treating him like garbage!
No he's not an incredible superstar, he sucks ass. Hardy was right to have gotten fired by WWE a few years back, then TNA was the last option for him and his career after his disastrous one night appearance in Ring of Honor (he got booed the whole match by the RoH fans) and now he's not so popular backstage in TNA because of the fact that he's shown up late for a few shows without any logical explanations to TNA Management...I hope they do the decent thing and fire him, but they won't because TNA needs Jeff Hardy for marketing products because he can sell
In my opinion there is no doubt in my mind that Jeff Hardy is a lot better in TNA, in TNA he gets the chance to perform his daredevilish stunts regularly where in WWE he got to do them very rarely, and I think that makes him look a better performer but that just my opinion.
I think he was better in WWE just because of who he was up against there... He almost seems sluggish compared to some TNA opponents.