His matches are consistent alright. High spot, high spot, get beat down, come back, Swanton. It's almost like that old code for Contra on the NES that gave you like infinite lives. Consistently boring and predictable.
As far as the fact goes, I said it was strong opinion, but here is why I believe it. Matt Hardy was fired for being unprofessional and was brought back. He changed his way because he knew he was getting a very special opportunity that few wrestlers get in this business ever.
Jeff Hardy was fired and brought back. Then he fucked up and got suspended. You would think that he would have kept his shit straight seeing as how they showed him that they are willing to fire him once before. But no. They get ready to push him to the next level right up to the week of a ppv, and what happens? He gets his ass suspended again. Wasting both time and money that WWE invested in his push to get him to the next level of trust and responsibility. After that, Jeff Hardy should have come back with a new lease on life and a new outlook as WWE had show by fired Chris Masters and a couple of others that the policy was three strikes and you are out.
That right there, should make you walk on rice paper until you have shown that WWE cannot live without you, such as Randy Orton has sort of done. But what does Hardy do? Instead of keeping his nose clean, especially in the public spotlight, this comes down.
And the fact that TMZ and other outlets picked it up should seal the deal right there. Publicly, Jeff has shown that he has a problem and this just casts doubt on whether or not he can be trusted or even cares. It's not what the situation was. It's the4 fact that enough press has come out on this that the sheer principle of the matter should be Jeff Hardy's reason to get tossed out on his ass. If nothing else, you get second guessed by your talent on whether or not you can be objectionable when enforcing such policies.
Plaid and simple, he should go.
