newwaveknight
You're Either Texus,Or Against Us
Now, before I get crucified for this one, let me preface this by saying that Jeff Hardy USED to be great. I'm mainly talking about Jeff Hardy now.
Let's look at Jeff Hardy today without nostalgia-tinted glasses. Back when Jeff Hardy started off, he was a great high-flyer and impressive to watch in the ring. But that was then, this is now.
To me, Jeff Hardy's suffered the same fate as Rey Mysterio or any high-flyer that doesn't have a solid technical foundation: their in-ring prime has a short shelf life. Really, the only impressive agile/high spots I see Jeff pull off anymore is the Swanton Bomb. Like I said, he's not a very solid technical worker and doesn't really have the size or physique to sell as a brawler.
On the mic, he is rather boring to listen to. Everytime I listen to his promos, all I can think is, "Damn, he sounds like the mustached gay guy who says 'Oh no!' on Family Guy."
About all Jeff Hardy has left to me is a great look and a name that a lot of people still associate with great high-flying action. But as the song says, "Sometimes reputations outlive their applications."
Let's look at Jeff Hardy today without nostalgia-tinted glasses. Back when Jeff Hardy started off, he was a great high-flyer and impressive to watch in the ring. But that was then, this is now.
To me, Jeff Hardy's suffered the same fate as Rey Mysterio or any high-flyer that doesn't have a solid technical foundation: their in-ring prime has a short shelf life. Really, the only impressive agile/high spots I see Jeff pull off anymore is the Swanton Bomb. Like I said, he's not a very solid technical worker and doesn't really have the size or physique to sell as a brawler.
On the mic, he is rather boring to listen to. Everytime I listen to his promos, all I can think is, "Damn, he sounds like the mustached gay guy who says 'Oh no!' on Family Guy."
About all Jeff Hardy has left to me is a great look and a name that a lot of people still associate with great high-flying action. But as the song says, "Sometimes reputations outlive their applications."