Seriously, he couldn't just leave bad enough alone with his new video? He makes me regret ever clicking anything on the main page. When I started to watch his video, I was expecting more Jeff Hardy bashing and maybe some insight into the events that occurred at Victory Road. I was 50% right.
But it wasn't the Jeff Hardy bashing I was looking for. Sean Morley had nothing to say about Jeff allegedly showing up to the show wasted off his ass. Sean said that he didn't want to say anything about it until the rumors we confirmed... which is bullshit, everyone and their grandma knows Jeff Hardy was not in his right mind at Victory Road.
But Sean Morley needed to bash Jeff Hardy somehow... so he bashed him for no-selling Sting's Finisher. Apparently, despite how fucking screwed up the event was, he was still supposed to sell the Scorpion Death Drop.
Jesus Chris, Sean Morley must REALLY be desperate for attention, or he must REALLY hate Jeff Hardy to go bashing him for no selling Sting's finisher. In case you didn't realize, Sean, the kayfabe wall had already been plowed through by a car driven by an under the influence Jeff Hardy. From the opening bell, where Hardy spent a solid minute deciding whether or not to throw his shirt into the audience, to the finish a little over 90 seconds into the match, nobody with half a brain was looking at this event and being sucked into the world of wrestling.
It IS Jeff Hardy's fault that kayfabe was broken that night, but not because he no-sold Sting. Kayfabe was broken because Jeff Hardy showed up to the show high off his rocker, kayfabe was broken because Jeff Hardy was unable to work a proper mainevent, kayfabe was long broken by the time the match was over and Sting had retained his belt against a pathetic Jeff Hardy.
Morley also used his camera time to insult Hardy with the normal insults; insinuating Hardy doesn't know how to wrestle because he began with training on trampolines and only being entertaining because of the flippies. Everything he says reeks of jealousy. While Val Venis spent his career all over the midcard, never really drawing any sort of significant crowd, Jeff Hardy managed, despite himself, to become one of the top faces in the WWE at one time, even becoming a WWE Champion.
So give it up Morley, green is an ugly color on you, and what you have to say is no more interesting or insightful than listening to a bullfrog pontificate on why its ass hits the ground when it jumps.
But it wasn't the Jeff Hardy bashing I was looking for. Sean Morley had nothing to say about Jeff allegedly showing up to the show wasted off his ass. Sean said that he didn't want to say anything about it until the rumors we confirmed... which is bullshit, everyone and their grandma knows Jeff Hardy was not in his right mind at Victory Road.
But Sean Morley needed to bash Jeff Hardy somehow... so he bashed him for no-selling Sting's Finisher. Apparently, despite how fucking screwed up the event was, he was still supposed to sell the Scorpion Death Drop.
Jesus Chris, Sean Morley must REALLY be desperate for attention, or he must REALLY hate Jeff Hardy to go bashing him for no selling Sting's finisher. In case you didn't realize, Sean, the kayfabe wall had already been plowed through by a car driven by an under the influence Jeff Hardy. From the opening bell, where Hardy spent a solid minute deciding whether or not to throw his shirt into the audience, to the finish a little over 90 seconds into the match, nobody with half a brain was looking at this event and being sucked into the world of wrestling.
It IS Jeff Hardy's fault that kayfabe was broken that night, but not because he no-sold Sting. Kayfabe was broken because Jeff Hardy showed up to the show high off his rocker, kayfabe was broken because Jeff Hardy was unable to work a proper mainevent, kayfabe was long broken by the time the match was over and Sting had retained his belt against a pathetic Jeff Hardy.
Morley also used his camera time to insult Hardy with the normal insults; insinuating Hardy doesn't know how to wrestle because he began with training on trampolines and only being entertaining because of the flippies. Everything he says reeks of jealousy. While Val Venis spent his career all over the midcard, never really drawing any sort of significant crowd, Jeff Hardy managed, despite himself, to become one of the top faces in the WWE at one time, even becoming a WWE Champion.
So give it up Morley, green is an ugly color on you, and what you have to say is no more interesting or insightful than listening to a bullfrog pontificate on why its ass hits the ground when it jumps.