What If Jeff Hardy NEVER Left WWE in 2009?

What If Jeff Hardy NEVER Left WWE in 2009?

In 1994, an ambitious young wrestler walked through the WWF curtains and wanted to square up against Razor Ramon. This wrestler wasn’t even an adult. He was just a teenager at the age of 16 years old. And he wanted to fight one of the toughest bad-asses in the mid 90’s. The kid had absolutely no chance in the match. He got absolutely destroyed in the match and lost. But his effort was worth talking about. There was something special about this dude. He took bumps, sold every move and flew around the ring to make his opponent look good. It was later revealed that Jeff Hardy played this role as this enhancement talent. Hardy even lied to Vince McMahon and pretended he was eight-teen years old, while he was actually six-teen.

Although he got in trouble for lying about his age, it first displayed the guts he had to compete in the ring with a grown man who was twice his size. He wasn’t afraid to get thrown halfway across the ring nor was he scared of a chop directly to the chest. It also showed the passion and love he had for this business. In a way, Jeff Hardy got his big break. He took this minor opportunity and ran with it. Throughout the end of the decade, Jeff Hardy made a name for himself in the tag team division. The Hardy Boyz, Edge and Christian and The Dudley Boyz completely changed tag team wrestling. They were putting on the most brutal matches and even invented the Tables, Ladders and Chairs match. It was sheer violence and the fans were in love.

After breaking away from his brother, Hardy visited the singles division. And that’s when we move over to 2002 when he was facing the American Badass, The Undertaker for the WWE championship on Monday Night RAW. Surely, this was going to be Hardy’s big break. He was in a title match against one of the goats of professional wrestling. As Vince McMahon’s music would put it, there was no chance in hell Hardy was winning the belt, but he did have an outstanding performance. A performance that Undertaker had to appreciate. This instantly turned Jeff Hardy into a massive underdog and a fan favorite. Jeff was going to be a big player for the next decade in WWE. And that’s when you insert his first roadblock. Unfortunately, Hardy was shortly released after this due to erratic behavior, drug use, refusal to go to rehab, as well as constant tardiness and no-showing events. Jeff was heading down a dark path and needed time away from the ring.

Many of his fans were crushed at this moment and wished him a healthy future. For the next four years, Hardy went on to do his own thing and he found success once again with TNA. The fans were well behind him and he was becoming a household name. Hardy was back on the right track and was ready for a WWE return. It was inevitable. He did indeed make that epic return to confront the WWE champion, Edge. Jeff was already back on the top of the WWE ladder. The crowd jumped out of their seats and were thrilled to see the charismatic enigma back on Monday Night RAW. In 2008, Jeff Hardy would finally become WWE champion after defeating Edge and Triple H in a triple threat match at Armageddon. This reign only lasted about five weeks. Of course, WWE had to drop the ball as per usual.

Thankfully, he was able to become the World Heavyweight Champion in 2009 after beating Edge in a TLC match. And of course, he lost it a few mins after when CM Punk cashed in. The two would feud with each other for the summer of 2009. That led to a big TLC match at Summerslam. Jeff Hardy became champion again and people were ready to see where this title reign would go. Unfortunately, the title reign lasted only eight days since Hardy was released again due to the same drug problems he had in 2009. This was a detrimental event that would change the future of WWE in my opinion.

You see, during this time, Jeff was becoming the biggest superstar alongside John Cena. He was giving Cena run for his money as the top guy. It was such bad timing. That’s why in today’s video, we will be covering a timeline where Jeff Hardy never suffers from his drug addiction. A universe where Hardy never leaves the WWE. So take a seat, grab some popcorn, and let’s see the butterfly effects that would have occurred if Jeff Hardy was apart of WWE for the last eleven years.

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