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C'mon Jeff...Again

3K views 29 replies 24 participants last post by  JAY JAY millz 
#1 ·
Lemme start out by saying I enjoy Jeff hardy's work, not his biggest fan, but i got no hate for him either and im Sorry if this is a spoiler, but i had a legit question for everyone, hardy haters and fans. Tonight they announced that for the millionth time jeff in his career will be competing in a ladder match. Is it just me or does it seem he relies on this match for most of his big feel matches, i think all his title reigns have had atleast one ladder match.

Does it seem like a cliche at this point?
 
#3 · (Edited)
More often than not every wrestler has that one 'specialty' match, whenever that type of match happens it's like home field advantage for them. Yeah they might lose but they have a high chance of winning because of their history.

Examples...

Abyss? Monster's Ball
Cactus Jack/Mankind? Hardcore, HIAC or any kind of match involving weapons
Undertaker? Casket Match and HIAC
The Dudley's? Tables Match

That's what they're known for, it's THEIR match type because of previous battles they've had. It's where they're most comfortable and where they are most likely to succeed. There are exceptions to this though.
 
#14 ·
Would Ravens Rules count or Johnny Kidds Traditional british rules
 
#5 ·
Its just you OP.

This is something he is amazing at. Its his trademark match, it'd be like complaining cause Team 3D did a tables match or the Undertaker did a Hell in the Cell match.

Complain when something sucks but come on..that was an awesome announcement. Even people who are not big Hardy fans would be more interested in this than a normal Hardy match.
 
#23 ·
More or less.


The fact it's a match type which Jeff is more comfortable with, there's been more solid build with a clearer dynamic between Aries and Hardy, not to mention Aries being consistently good-great with his PPV matches this year means this has all the tools to be better than the BFG main event, which wasn't exactly a bad match either.
 
#9 ·
No. 1000 Nos

Jeff does this once in a while and he's far beyond having to rely on that. Like others said its like a homefield advantage type match. Wrestlers have their trademark matches man. Its no biggy
 
#11 ·
This Ladder Match has a huge potential, and their post-BFG feud is being awesome, IMO.
 
#24 ·
Just an interesting fact...this is the 9th Turning Point event. The world title was on the line in 5 of those other 8 PPVS and never changed hands.

For the record, Jarrett retained against Rhino (2005); Sting retained against AJ (2008); AJ retained against Joe and Daniels (2009); Hardy retained against Morgan (2010) and Roode retained against AJ last year.

Turning point? Not so much.
 
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