Jeff Hardy Talks Retirement, Mike Adamle, and More
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Jeff Hardy was recently interviewed by Lou Ramirez for KJ97FM. Hardy covers a lot of topics including not wrestling in 5 years, the Mike Adamle incident, and more. The interview can be heard if you [CLICK HERE]
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Re: Jeff Hardy Talks Retirement, Mike Adamle, and More
He said he's not wrestling in 5 years?
In my opinion it's never a good thing to openly state you're considering leaving your current occupation in the forseeable future....I mean, that could be misinterperted in several ways such as you really don't have the passion and aren't fully behind the business.......kinda like Brock and Lashley, they received massive pushes and then dipped out on the company leaving officials pissed because they invested so much in them and then just took that popularity and ran with it.....
If I was Hardy, and seriously wanting to hold the WWE championship, I would've said something along the lines of WWE is in my blood, I live for the business and have no intentions on leaving anytime soon......
I mean I couldn't imagine my boss wanting to give me a promotion if he knew I was doubtful if I'd even be with the company in the future.....
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Re: Jeff Hardy Talks Retirement, Mike Adamle, and More
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Originally Posted by The_Gizzame
He said he's not wrestling in 5 years?
In my opinion it's never a good thing to openly state you're considering leaving your current occupation in the forseeable future....I mean, that could be misinterperted in several ways such as you really don't have the passion and aren't fully behind the business.......kinda like Brock and Lashley, they received massive pushes and then dipped out on the company leaving officials pissed because they invested so much in them and then just took that popularity and ran with it.....
If I was Hardy, and seriously wanting to hold the WWE championship, I would've said something along the lines of WWE is in my blood, I live for the business and have no intentions on leaving anytime soon......
I mean I couldn't imagine my boss wanting to give me a promotion if he knew I was doubtful if I'd even be with the company in the future.....
I underttand what you saying there but that sounds to kayfabe tbh. Sounds like something he would say while he was in character. I Guess he's just being realistic. He's been wrestling for what 15 years now. so he's looking to bow out after 5 which is fine.
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Give Val Venis the WWE title and have him hold it for 16 years. Bring back the Brooklyn Brawler and elevate him to main event status. Then bring back the Over the Edge PPV and have the two fight drunken, blindfolded, and naked, in a ring surrounded by a pit of lava in a best of 75 falls memorial match for the 25th anniversary of Owen Hart's death - with Virgil as the guest referee and Colin 'The Great' Delaney as the Special enforcer. The winner of the match gets to front the next issue of PlayGirl.
Come to think of it, that would be the best match possible. So, er... just another Kennel from Hell match would qualify.
Re: Jeff Hardy Talks Retirement, Mike Adamle, and More
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Originally Posted by The_Gizzame
He said he's not wrestling in 5 years?
In my opinion it's never a good thing to openly state you're considering leaving your current occupation in the forseeable future....I mean, that could be misinterperted in several ways such as you really don't have the passion and aren't fully behind the business.......kinda like Brock and Lashley, they received massive pushes and then dipped out on the company leaving officials pissed because they invested so much in them and then just took that popularity and ran with it.....
If I was Hardy, and seriously wanting to hold the WWE championship, I would've said something along the lines of WWE is in my blood, I live for the business and have no intentions on leaving anytime soon......
I mean I couldn't imagine my boss wanting to give me a promotion if he knew I was doubtful if I'd even be with the company in the future.....
Considering how fucked up his body is, he's thinking pretty realistically. I'm sure other wrestlers feel the exact same way as him except they didn't say it publicly.
Him saying that he won't be doing this forever is nothing new.
Re: Jeff Hardy Talks Retirement, Mike Adamle, and More
I heard Jeff Hardy retiring rumours a couple years back.. Apparantly he said it in a interview before. But this could possibly be a way to get the WWE Title faster or at all. Abit like Kane, he said he was going to retire soon and he got the ECW Title, had a shot at the tag titles with Punk and had numerous title/#1 contender matches for the World Heavyweight Title.
Re: Jeff Hardy Talks Retirement, Mike Adamle, and More
Actually his chances are better than ever now to make it big in WWE. He said he's out in 5 years, so Vince must think "I need to milk the cow while she still works for me, dammit!" (or something along that lines).
Jeff Hardy Talks Retirement, Mike Adamle, and More
Jeff Hardy Talks Retirement, Mike Adamle, and More
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