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**CM_Jobber** · 03-13-2008, 11:59 AM

he should've learned from his previous suspension,but vince put the IC title on him and pushed him hard on his return,so he wasn't really punished

**Marquette** · 03-13-2008, 12:01 PM

Yeh he will never get a run again. Hardy can say good bye to the dream. When you think of what Triple H must think of this? He must be sick of Jeff Hardy. Well atleast I don't have to watch RAW or order any PPVs for a couple months.

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Im so disappointed in him. Sometimes you have to hit bottom and fall pretty hard for you to get a wake up call. Maybe he is one of those who needs to do that.

He's doen it too many times. He screwed up a possible top notch WWE career. When he gets back he'll be working in the mid card again, same old Jeff Hardy. and can you really see him getting another push? I cant, at all.

Shelton4MainEvent · 03-13-2008, 12:21 PM

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Im so disappointed in him. Sometimes you have to hit bottom and fall pretty hard for you to get a wake up call. Maybe he is one of those who needs to do that.

Exactly.

A friend of mine was a relaxed easy-going guy and then all of a sudden he started doing really well at his job, he got a huge promotion and couldn't handle the pressure so he turned to drugs, he was caught and the company told him he was a liability so he was fired. This was the wake up call he needed and he has now been clean for almost a year. I'm not saying Jeff is going to be the same but i would not be entirely surprise if he was.

RudeMark · 03-13-2008, 12:21 PM

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I can't believe people are actually bashing Trips because of the fact HHH, one of the biggest draws in the company, put over a mid-carder CLEAN in the middle of the ring.

That was the single moment that Jeff made his step-up to ME status, but the IWC are still complaining about HHH's treatment of Jeff Hardy. Pfffttt...

HHH isn't really one of the biggest draws in the company though. They push like he is but he isn't. He hasn't been relevant in drawing since the end of the Attitude Era and that was more because of the men he worked with.

HHH losing to Jeff is nothing to commend since everyone knew HHH was going over at Mania this year, no matter what. It was predestined.

**-TheEnigma-** · 03-13-2008, 01:46 PM

To anyone who thinks Jeff Hardy wouldnt be a loss to the WWE and is easily replaceble, then take a look at the WWE Shop.

http://www.wweshop.com/?cid=shopzone_wwe_com

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Top 10 Sellers

1. Jeff Hardy Armbands EXCLUSIVE
2. John Cena 8-Bit T-Shirt EXCLUSIVE
3. Hardys Purple Logo Pendant
4. John Cena Beware of Dog Package EXCLUSIVE
5. D Generation X Anytime Anywhere T-Shirt EXCLUSIVE
6. WWE Black Gift Bag
7. WrestleMania 24 White T-Shirt EXCLUSIVE
8. Triple H Tumbler
9. D Generation X Wristband Set
10. Randy Orton Oblivion T-Shirt EXCLUSIVE

After looking at that, anyone that thinks the WWE would think of releasing Jeff Hardy after two strikes, like someone like Chris Masters clearly doesnt understand how much money Jeff Hardy makes the company and him not being at Wrestlemania is going to cost the WWE a number of buys

**HeAT** · 03-13-2008, 01:50 PM

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To anyone who thinks Jeff Hardy wouldnt be a loss to the WWE and is easily replaceble, then take a look at the WWE Shop.

http://www.wweshop.com/?cid=shopzone_wwe_com

After looking at that, anyone that thinks the WWE would think of releasing Jeff Hardy after two strikes, like someone like Chris Masters clearly doesnt understand how much money Jeff Hardy makes the company and him not being at Wrestlemania is going to cost the WWE a number of buys

Jeff Hardy wouldn't be a loss.

WWE arn't gonna' put their reputation on the line because one drug addict makes them a few bucks selling armbands.

**-TheEnigma-** · 03-13-2008, 01:53 PM

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Jeff Hardy wouldn't be a loss.

WWE arn't gonna' put their reputation on the line because one drug addict makes them a few bucks selling armbands.

Their already putting their reputation on the line by pushing new Jeff Hardy merchandise right after they annouced he was suspended. The fact that Jeff Hardy is able to sell a 'few armbands' is the exact reason he was pushed in the first place.

**Sparki** · 03-13-2008, 01:54 PM

I haven't been so hurt or disappointed upon hearing some wrestling news as I am upon reading this. Regardless of whether you're a Jeff fan or not, it doesn't take an idiot to see that he was one of the biggest draws in the company up until this point. In fact, i'd say he got more face reaction than anyone else on the Raw roster, and possibly the entire roster put together. Listening to the crowd during some of his recent matches has reminded me somewhat of the attitude era and the crowds in attendance then.

All I can hope is that WWE give him the chance to work his way back up again. I don't however want them to push him again upon return. How Jeff handles this will prove what kind of a man he's become, and hopefully, it's the man we all want him to be.

**HeAT** · 03-13-2008, 01:55 PM

If they need to release him they'll release him considering the bad press they've been getting lately.

The only people who arn't gonna' buy Wrestlemania because Jeff Hardy got himself suspended is internet marks like you.

**-TheEnigma-** · 03-13-2008, 02:01 PM

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If they need to release him they'll release him considering the bad press they've been getting lately.

The only people who arn't gonna' buy Wrestlemania because Jeff Hardy got himself suspended is internet marks like you.

I've got news for you there is quite a lot of Jeff Hardy marks

The issue is, people that were on the fence on whether to buy wrestlemania, who are fans of Jeff Hardy see he is not going to be on the show are going to end up not buying the ppv.

In one way you have to commend WWE for taking the option which will cost them money, instead of having Hardy still be at the shows.