Which Promotion does Jeff Hardy have a bigger iMPACT? WWE or TNA?

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Simple question. Jeff Hardy has been a WWE champion and has been a main face in TNA. As much as I don't like Hardy, he's massively over anywhere he went, but he's more over in TNA, in my opinion. So which promotion did Jeff Hardy have a bigger impact? WWE or TNA?
 
Share the sentiments of not understanding the overness of Hardy, but I'm not ignorant enough to ignore it.

What company would he make a bigger Impact, easily TNA. Jeff Hardy brings the one thing that TNA has lacked to get. Oh sure, TNA has big name stars in their company, the problem is, none of those guys are relevant by today's standards. Hulk Hogan, Huge Name, The Undertaker Outdraws him. Ric Flair, big in the 80's, Shawn Michaels is more relevant. It's the nature of the beast.

Jeff Hardy though is a legit WWE Main Eventer. The guy closed the 2nd biggest pay per view of WWE's calendar last year at Summerslam. He was involved in a title match at the Royal Rumble. Simply put, the guy has massive exposure, to a big, young crowd, and Jeff hardy is the key to brining crossover audience, if not full fledged converts to TNA.
 
I am also going to say TNA. Jeff Hardy has a huge following and I believe if he is used correctly it can really help bring some people into TNA. Hardy gets massive pops when he appears.
That being said so far I do not believe he has been used correctly on the 2 episodes of Impact he has appeared on. I think the key to using Jeff Hardy correctly in TNA is to actually advertise him, not have him make 2 "surprise" appearances.
 
TNA, by far, why? Because WWE doesn't need Jeff Hardy, nor does Jeff Hardy need WWE, however TNA needs Jeff Hardy, why? Because they need a recent big name star that can bring over fans from WWE. TNA doesn't need the old guys running the Main Event, they need guys they already had mixed with new, younger, more over people.

Simply put, its a case of WWE doesn't need Jeff Hardy, they can replace him, they have replaced him to some degree, but TNA, TNA needed Jeff Hardy.
 
Im gunna go with TNA on this one as well. Sure Jeff had a huge fan follow in the E, but he was also surrounded by the likes of, Undertaker, Triple H, Shawn Michaels, and John Cena. Meaning that his iMPACT on WWE was far less explosive as it is on TNA.
 

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