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This time, Jeff proves how much of a moron he is...
So Jeff turns down that much money (and downtime!!) because he was ********* by CM Punk's promos. Doing the math out, just by the downside guarantee, and making all 65 appearances, he would have made $11,538.46 for each one turned in. This isn't including whatever bonuses/perks/merchandise sales commissions he would have had. And with him being a huge merchandise mover for the company, he would have made a killing. The WWE knows how valuable he is, which is why despite being a publicly traded company, they still supported a multiple-strike drug addict by offering quite a huge sum of money and job security. Plus, I'm sure Punk's promos on him when the DVD release came out made him a lot of fucking money, considering he wasn't around to promote it.
Sure, it sucks getting your dirty laundry aired on television, but he was still being portrayed as the good guy. He got offered a shitload of money, possibly the best overall deal in the company, for him to appear on television 65 times a year and pretending to get the shit kicked out of him, and to maybe jump off a fucking ladder once.
He then proceeded to sign on for more dates and less money with TNA... probably because they don't drug test and he'll still get pushed regardless, but goddamn, is he a disgrace.
Source: Wrestling Observer Newsletter
- WWE's last unofficial offer to Jeff Hardy before he went to TNA had a $750,000 downside where he would only have to work 65 dates a year, giving him the biggest break on the schedule out of any WWE stars, including Shawn Michaels.
Obviously Hardy turned the deal down as he was upset that nobody backed him after his drug arrest and he was upset over the promos that WWE had CM Punk cut on him after he left the company. The feeling was that Hardy wasn't with the company at the time and the promos from Punk weren't business as they weren't used to build a match.
It's believed that Hardy would have been a lock for TNA World Champion over Rob Van Dam if it weren't for his court case that's still up in the air.
So Jeff turns down that much money (and downtime!!) because he was ********* by CM Punk's promos. Doing the math out, just by the downside guarantee, and making all 65 appearances, he would have made $11,538.46 for each one turned in. This isn't including whatever bonuses/perks/merchandise sales commissions he would have had. And with him being a huge merchandise mover for the company, he would have made a killing. The WWE knows how valuable he is, which is why despite being a publicly traded company, they still supported a multiple-strike drug addict by offering quite a huge sum of money and job security. Plus, I'm sure Punk's promos on him when the DVD release came out made him a lot of fucking money, considering he wasn't around to promote it.
Sure, it sucks getting your dirty laundry aired on television, but he was still being portrayed as the good guy. He got offered a shitload of money, possibly the best overall deal in the company, for him to appear on television 65 times a year and pretending to get the shit kicked out of him, and to maybe jump off a fucking ladder once.
He then proceeded to sign on for more dates and less money with TNA... probably because they don't drug test and he'll still get pushed regardless, but goddamn, is he a disgrace.