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bigdog40 · 04-15-2008, 03:40 PM

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Originally Posted by will94

I'm fairly positive that fucking up 3 months worth of build-up, not to mention WrestleMania and the storylines involving MITB that follow it, for a quick high very easily eliminates any stroke ol' Jeffy might have due to his popularity.

He was pretty damn popular back in 2003 and they canned his ass. I don't think they'd hesitate for a second to do it again.

Exactly, the WWE has fired people that were very popular before so it's not like Jeff Hardy would be the first. They did fire Warrior 3 times.

**-TheEnigma-** · 04-15-2008, 03:51 PM

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Originally Posted by bigdog40

Exactly, the WWE has fired people that were very popular before so it's not like Jeff Hardy would be the first. They did fire Warrior 3 times.

I'm not saying they wouldnt fire him, they have fired bigger names than Jeff Hardy before.

bigdog40 · 04-15-2008, 07:26 PM

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Originally Posted by mjuww

I'm not saying they wouldnt fire him, they have fired bigger names than Jeff Hardy before.

I know. The thing it doesn't matter how over Jeff Hardy is, he still has to do the right things in and outside the ring to make it to the promise land.

fau · 04-16-2008, 08:19 PM

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Originally Posted by bigdog40

I know. The thing it doesn't matter how over Jeff Hardy is, he still has to do the right things in and outside the ring to make it to the promise land.

Jeff is entitled by GOD to reach the promise land. He will be WWE champ when he returns. It is inevitable and his destiny.

Cowie · 04-17-2008, 12:32 AM

If he spends more time on suspension than wrestling in a year he won't make the WWE as much money. He can only get away with so much. I'm a Hardy fan from way back and his attitude is starting to piss me off. Other wrestlers bust their friggin nuts to get where he is and he constantly fucks it up for himself. It's an insult to those to try hard and get no where.

**roflcopta** · 04-17-2008, 01:46 AM

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Originally Posted by fau

Jeff is entitled by GOD to reach the promise land. He will be WWE champ when he returns. It is inevitable and his destiny.

People like you give Hardy marks a bad name.
Yes, we want to see Jeff get his rightful shot at a World Title, but it will take time (we all know that), it's not going to be instantaneous. I personally doubt the WWE will be willing to pin any title on Jeff for a little while, but I do see him returning in a mid to uppercard feud with someone to help put both of them over (IMO, Kennedy is perfect.) So sit back, and stop exclaiming that it is 'HIS DESTINY' like some drunk tennis player and just let Jeff's return take place.

bigdog40 · 04-17-2008, 08:49 AM

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Originally Posted by fau

Jeff is entitled by GOD to reach the promise land. He will be WWE champ when he returns. It is inevitable and his destiny.

Again that's all well and good, but he needs to do the things outside the ring for him to get that opportunity.

stinger21 · 04-17-2008, 10:57 AM

damn why Jeff ? WHY ???? he can put on a really awesome matches(even his last match with y2j was amazing but drugs screwed everything

so sad...

ZanderM · 04-17-2008, 11:09 AM

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Originally Posted by stinger21

damn why Jeff ? WHY ???? he can put on a really awesome matches(even his last match with y2j was amazing but drugs screwed everything

so sad...

Hardy screwed everything, it wasn't like some illicit drugs told him to use them. It's shifting blame off Hardy, whether you like it or not Hardy "the person" and Hardy "the wrestler" are the same people. There is no separating the two. In cases like Jeff Hardy I must wonder if a leopard will ever really change it's spots.

Hardy has consistently proved he is not responsible enough for a main event push, if he were to return to upper mid card the WWE would be taking a risk. Given his past and present problem I wouldn't want to see them put too much on Hardy.

Of course, if they don't capitalize on the Hardy/Trips thing that happened at Armageddon or the Hardy/Orton soon, they might as well forget about popping him in the main event any time soon.

**-TheEnigma-** · 04-17-2008, 11:30 AM

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Originally Posted by ZanderM

Hardy screwed everything, it wasn't like some illicit drugs told him to use them. It's shifting blame off Hardy, whether you like it or not Hardy "the person" and Hardy "the wrestler" are the same people. There is no separating the two. In cases like Jeff Hardy I must wonder if a leopard will ever really change it's spots.

Hardy has consistently proved he is not responsible enough for a main event push, if he were to return to upper mid card the WWE would be taking a risk. Given his past and present problem I wouldn't want to see them put too much on Hardy.

Of course, if they don't capitalize on the Hardy/Trips thing that happened at Armageddon or the Hardy/Orton soon, they might as well forget about popping him in the main event any time soon.

Im not trying shift blame off Jeff Hardy, but many drug addicts would describe that exact situation to you, the feeling of drugs calling out to you, the feeling of dependence upon a certain subject.

It amazes me the amount of people that comment on peoples drug addictions, and have no clue what it is like or understand anything about it.

Its been reported many times that Jeff Hardy doesnt believe he has a drug addiction, now that could be true or it could be a classic case of a drug addict that denies he has a problem.

Do i really need to name all the dead wrestlers and the Jake Roberts of this world to show how hard it actually is to quit once you start.