Post by devilfish on Dec 30, 2011 19:50:10 GMT -5
Well, hello there everyone, It's time for the second part of the 2011 Hennie Awards honoring the best and worst in Wrestling over the last 12 months. I'm your compere, Officer Brian Henegar. This time we focus on the truly awful. The WORST of everything of the year. So strap on the barf bags...we're going in.
FLAT-OUT WORST MOMENT OF THE YEAR
Sting Vs. Jeff Hardy, TNA Victory Road ‘11
Okay, let’s go ahead and get this out of the way. Jeff Hardy was on…something. No-one is quite sure what it is, but he was on something. In the main event of what was to be one of TNA’s biggest PPVs against Sting, Jeff Hardy proceeded to do something that sadly for him wasn’t unthinkable. As his entrance music blared, Hardy stumbled out of the entrance way, looking as if he had just enjoyed a post-match bong with Rob Van Dam. As Sting, and the fans at the Impact Zone watched in confusion, Hardy stumbled around the ring before the bell. Eric Bischoff then walked out, presumably to pad for time, and to tell both wrestlers to make it short. The bell finally rang, and 90 seconds later, Sting rolled up Hardy for the win. The crowd then proceeded to tell us what we had seen was bull excrement…and Sting agreed. In the aftermath, Hardy was fired by TNA, TNA offered all viewers of the PPV 6 months of free on demand video service, and TNA has attempted to move on. Hardy, to his credit, appears to at least be attempting to get his life back in order. Here’s hoping that this time next year, we’ll be honoring Jeff with the “Most Improved Wrestler” award.
MARK MADDEN AWARD (Worst Commentator)
Michael Cole
The tradition of the heel commentator in wrestling is long and storied. From Bobby Heenan, to Jesse Ventura, to an early Jerry Lawler, heels are always good to help tell the story. However, there is a HUGE difference between being a heel and being obnoxious. Michael Cole has breached that wall, and has managed to make himself the single worst thing about Monday Night Raw as of late (and considering how bad the booking was for most of the year, that’s saying something.) What can be said about a man who (in storyline at least) made fun of Jerry Lawler’s dead Mother, mocked Jim Ross’ Bells Palsy and has slurped the Kool-aid of every heel (especially the Miz) in the WWE. However, mercifully, it may be ending. According to Bryan Alvarez, Cole is being seen as one of the reasons why WWE’s ratings are taking such a hit nowadays, and they are telling him to cut out his heel antics. We can only hope…
WORST WEEKLY TV SHOW
WWE NXT
Why is it that some of the best of intentions can cause some of the worst things in history? The discovery of nuclear fusion, for example, led to the creation of the atomic bomb. WWE is dealing with this sort of problem right now. NXT was such a great idea at first, giving young developmental talents a chance to earn a spot on the roster. However, somewhere along the way, NXT began to degenerate into the mess we are seeing now. No-one is quite sure what NXT means anymore, since the current season, called “Redemption” has been running for 42 straight weeks, and from the looks of things we are no closer to finding a “winner” of this competition as we were at week 1! Now, this may be a bit of a cheat, since (like Superstars) NXT is now a wwe.com exclusive, but we can’t have TNA hogging ALL the awards this year. The going rumour is that Superstars will be making the move to the WWE Network when it launches on April of 2012. Here’s hoping NXT ISN’T one of the shows making the jump with it.
WORST FEUD/ANGLE OF THE YEAR
DJ Hyde vs. Greg Excellent, CZW
Hey Everyone! Sing along!
“This is the song that doesn’t end!
It Just goes on, and on my friends!”
This is the best way to describe the CZW feud that simply won’t END! It began before last year’s(!) Cage of Death and after CoD 13, the feud is still going stronger than ever. To quickly summarize, DJ Hyde bought CZW from John Zandig for $50,000 and is the new owner. Fan-favorite Greg Excellent starts acting unhappy and generally jerkish, and makes long, meandering shoot promos on Hyde. Hyde becomes the bad guy and starts making excellent's life a living hell. Both men have made ham-fisted heel/face turns since the audience simply doesn’t want to boo Greg, even after he gave his own mother a Tiger Driver (yes, really.) CZW Owner DJ Hyde has begun doing his best Mr. McMahon impression since he is now forced to be the heel, and the premise has since gone beyond ludicrous (DJ Hyde will be showing up at the January show dressed as the genie from Aladdin to grant Excellent three wishes since Greg won at CoD 13…again, yes, really.) But sadly, this rivalry shows no sign of ending any time soon…sort of makes you pine for the days of Zandig threatening to throw Lobo off a building to get a match, don’t it?
BIGGEST HEADSCRATCHER OF THE YEAR
WWE’s insistence on the word “entertainment”
As successful as Vince McMahon has been at the WWE, it has always appeared to many that he has never been fully satisfied with being pigeonholed as ust a “wrestling” guy. Maybe this is why he has always tried to make us believe that what we were seeing in the ring every week wasn’t “wrestling” but rather “sports entertainment” (a term he coined at the first WrestleMania). We’ve put up with this for a long time, but in 2011, things began to get a little…how should we put this…odd. After the announcement that “The Price is Right”s Drew Carey was getting inducted into the WWE Hall of Fame at WrestleMania XXVII, TVWeek magazine posted a story, mistakenly calling it the “pro wrestling hall of fame” Now, to be fair, THAT is a different animal located in New York. As such, WWE publicist Kellie Baldyga sent them a truly…interesting email to clarify things. Among other things, she wanted to make it clear that WWE was “not a wrestling company, but a global entertainment company.” She also made sure to point out that “No, we don’t do wrestling events, they’re entertainments. And we don’t have wrestlers, we have Superstars and Divas.” Huh, interesting, since my Dish Network DVR lists Raw and SmackDown! as “wrestling” every week. It got even weirder at the Hall of Fame ceremony, where (according to Dave Meltzer) all the inductees were supposedly forbidden from saying the dreaded “w” word. (Though Tammy “Sunny” Sytch soon made a mockery of that by repeatedly mentioning the name of the old “Smoky Mountain Wrestling” territory.) However, later in the year WWE began to relent, and the word “wrestling” has been cropping up more and more as of late. And, to be perfectly honest, I truly believe that WWE isn’t so stupid to forget that it was wrestling that brought them to the dance. Now ,if at one point in the future we find ourselves preparing to buy tickets to “GlobalEntertainmentMania,” THAT’S when we need to worry.
NATHAN JONES AWARD (Biggest Disappointment of the Year)
Sin Cara (Azul)
As hard as it may be for some people to do, in a way, I really felt for WWE COO Triple H this year. A great deal of the things he has tried to do have just been blowing up in his face. Mainly, his two biggest talent acquisitions of the year proved to be busts. Now first, there was the former Amazing Kong, Kharma, who had a chance to become this generation’s Chyna, but was forced to take time off due to becoming great with child. It’s unfortunate, but it can be forgiven, somewhat. His second big aquisiton, however, gets no such free pass. I am of course speaking of the former Mistico, Sin Cara. Touted as WWE’s biggest free agent signing ever, Sin Cara was supposed to be a megastar in the making, sort of the next Rey Mysterio (who, let’s face it, ain’t getting any younger), who would help WWE truly explode in the Latino community. Almost immediately, however, the trouble started. On his first night, Cara appeared to have botched his (admittedly spectacular) entrance, and his opening match with Primo Colon wasn’t filled with the jaw-dropping maneuvers we had been shown in his introductory vignettes, Also, that weird blue & gold lighting scheme they kept using during his matches was odd. Rumours began flying that Cara was acting like a diva behind the scenes, that matches he was in had to be refilmed MULTIPLE times, his was refusing to “pay his dues”, and he also refused to learn English (like he promised). A wellness violation led to him taking a 30-day vacation, during which time, Hunico, another WWE Luchadore signing, took on the role of Sin Cara. When Mistico returned, it looked things were finally getting back on track, with a well received Mask vs. Mask feud between the two Sin Caras. But, alas, it wasn’t to be. At Survivor Series, Cara landed awkwardly, and ruptured his Patella Tendon, which will sideline him for around 5 months. Now, there’s no doubt WWE will bring him back, to try to recoup their huge investment. But, let’s just hope that WWE gives Cara a late Christmas Present…some seasoning time in FCW.
DECEMBER 2 DISMEMBER AWARD (Worst PPV/Major Show of the Year)
Randy Savage Tribute Show - New Port Richey, FL - July, 11, 2011
The winner of this year’s worst event award wasn’t a Pay-Per-View held before tens of thousands of screaming fans. It wasn’t broadcast for the world to see on TV. In fact, I can’t find any clips of it on YouTube. However, I chose this event because this small indy “benefit” show, held at a tiny Florida sports arena represents everything that is wrong with the state of Professional Wrestling in our modern age, and should serve as a cautionary tale to any indy booker out there. Just don’t do any of the things this jackass did, and you should be fine. On this night Promoter Dino Puglia of New Era Wrestling held an event to “honor” the late Macho Man, and also to benefit two local children’s hospitals. A praiseworthy cause to be sure, however soon enough, we saw the true character (or lack thereof) of the promoter. Among other things, neither of the hospitals in question received a dime of the money raised, since according to Puglia they didn’t raise enough money to cut the two a check. Of the eight name talents announced, The Honky Tonk Man & Savage’s brother Lanny Poffo didn’t show up because neither had been contacted about appearing in the first place, a band that attended were not given anything for their troubles, and perhaps most gallingly, since there was no bell or proper sound system, the ring announcer gave Savage a ten bell salute by saying the word “ding!” into the mic ten times. After the show, rather than own up to his misdeeds, Puglia claimed he was suffering a cardiac emergency and fled the scene. The Tampa bay Times called the event “a blemish on the face of wrestling.” To be honest, that’s putting it VERY mildly.
WORST PROMOTION OF THE YEAR
TNA Wrestling/Impact Wrestling
In her famous 1988 hit “Opposites Attract”, Paula Abdul spoke of taking “two steps forward, two steps back.” Well, TNA/Impact or whatever else it wants to call itself, has perfected the subtle art of making sure that every step forward they make as a company is negated by their own stupidity. Case in point: TNA announces that they are aligning with former WWE affiliate OVW as a developmental territory. Good. However, they announce that if you are signed to OVW, headquartered in Louisville, KY you have to pay your own travel and relocation fees. Bad. This has sadly become de rigueur for TNA. Every success met with failure. Russo gets removed from heading the creative committee, but the same mistakes remain. The compelling build up of a Sting/Hardy matchup collapsing in 90 seconds. Not to mention horrendous booking (still today), underpaid talent who brag on twitter about how they’ve been approved for Food Stamps, and a general sense of malaise that palpably hangs in the air in Orlando. TNA truly earned this award…and sadly it appears that they have become experts at collecting it.
JACKIE GAYDA AWARD (Worst Match of the Year)
Jerry Lawler vs. Michael Cole – WrestleMania XXVII
It’s sad that this particular match was one of the best built of the entire WrestleMania event. Watching the build up, all of us fans knew how it should be booked. Cole enters the ring, Lawler grabs him, has his way with him for five minutes or so, piledrives him at least 2 times, pains him, cold beers and stunners all the way around. Instead, we got a slow, plodding, altogether boring match that sucked every ounce of live energy out of the Georgia Dome. It didn’t end the Cole/Lawler feud which is STILL going on, and it was the capper to an admittedly lackluster WrestleMania.
WORST WRESTLER OF THE YEAR
Matt Hardy
It is tremendously sad to say this, but Matt Hardy seems determined to ruin his life. It’s sad since Matt Hardy is a highly talented wrestler, with amazing skill, undoubtable charisma, and the ability to get the crowd by his side (even if his love for cheeseburgers gets him a time or two.) Let us recount the road to rack and ruin he has chosen to take. In August he wraps his car around a light pole and gets arrested for reckless driving and DWI. Afterwards he takes to Twitter claiming that the wreck was “almost angelic” and that he felt like he had been “injected with a pure life force.” On August 30th, he makes a YouTube video which looked for all the world like a suicide note, that is later found to be a hoax, or “one last attention grabber” as Hardy would call it, which made MANY people (NAWC hostess Nikki Heyman amongst them) angry and more than a little sad. Then on September 12th, his girlfriend Reby Sky calls the law on him for acting string out, and cops find a huge passel of drugs in his home. THEN, he checks into rehab (as per a court order), only to get kicked out with a month to go for failing a second breathalyzer test. Now he is in his second stint, and truly, I sincerely hope it works. What makes this infuriating, is that for years, it appeared that Matt was the more sane member of the Hardy Boyz, now it appears he may be the most messed up of all the members of Team Xtreme.
Ironically, during one of his last WWE stints, Hardy used the catchphrase “Matt Hardy Will Not Die!”
I hope and pray that he’s right.
Anyways, I hope you enjoy what I wrote, and I see you New Years Eve for the Main event wards.
Until next time internet...HIT 'EM WITH THA FOLLLLLLLLDIN CHAIR!!!!!
Brian~
FLAT-OUT WORST MOMENT OF THE YEAR
Sting Vs. Jeff Hardy, TNA Victory Road ‘11
Okay, let’s go ahead and get this out of the way. Jeff Hardy was on…something. No-one is quite sure what it is, but he was on something. In the main event of what was to be one of TNA’s biggest PPVs against Sting, Jeff Hardy proceeded to do something that sadly for him wasn’t unthinkable. As his entrance music blared, Hardy stumbled out of the entrance way, looking as if he had just enjoyed a post-match bong with Rob Van Dam. As Sting, and the fans at the Impact Zone watched in confusion, Hardy stumbled around the ring before the bell. Eric Bischoff then walked out, presumably to pad for time, and to tell both wrestlers to make it short. The bell finally rang, and 90 seconds later, Sting rolled up Hardy for the win. The crowd then proceeded to tell us what we had seen was bull excrement…and Sting agreed. In the aftermath, Hardy was fired by TNA, TNA offered all viewers of the PPV 6 months of free on demand video service, and TNA has attempted to move on. Hardy, to his credit, appears to at least be attempting to get his life back in order. Here’s hoping that this time next year, we’ll be honoring Jeff with the “Most Improved Wrestler” award.
MARK MADDEN AWARD (Worst Commentator)
Michael Cole
The tradition of the heel commentator in wrestling is long and storied. From Bobby Heenan, to Jesse Ventura, to an early Jerry Lawler, heels are always good to help tell the story. However, there is a HUGE difference between being a heel and being obnoxious. Michael Cole has breached that wall, and has managed to make himself the single worst thing about Monday Night Raw as of late (and considering how bad the booking was for most of the year, that’s saying something.) What can be said about a man who (in storyline at least) made fun of Jerry Lawler’s dead Mother, mocked Jim Ross’ Bells Palsy and has slurped the Kool-aid of every heel (especially the Miz) in the WWE. However, mercifully, it may be ending. According to Bryan Alvarez, Cole is being seen as one of the reasons why WWE’s ratings are taking such a hit nowadays, and they are telling him to cut out his heel antics. We can only hope…
WORST WEEKLY TV SHOW
WWE NXT
Why is it that some of the best of intentions can cause some of the worst things in history? The discovery of nuclear fusion, for example, led to the creation of the atomic bomb. WWE is dealing with this sort of problem right now. NXT was such a great idea at first, giving young developmental talents a chance to earn a spot on the roster. However, somewhere along the way, NXT began to degenerate into the mess we are seeing now. No-one is quite sure what NXT means anymore, since the current season, called “Redemption” has been running for 42 straight weeks, and from the looks of things we are no closer to finding a “winner” of this competition as we were at week 1! Now, this may be a bit of a cheat, since (like Superstars) NXT is now a wwe.com exclusive, but we can’t have TNA hogging ALL the awards this year. The going rumour is that Superstars will be making the move to the WWE Network when it launches on April of 2012. Here’s hoping NXT ISN’T one of the shows making the jump with it.
WORST FEUD/ANGLE OF THE YEAR
DJ Hyde vs. Greg Excellent, CZW
Hey Everyone! Sing along!
“This is the song that doesn’t end!
It Just goes on, and on my friends!”
This is the best way to describe the CZW feud that simply won’t END! It began before last year’s(!) Cage of Death and after CoD 13, the feud is still going stronger than ever. To quickly summarize, DJ Hyde bought CZW from John Zandig for $50,000 and is the new owner. Fan-favorite Greg Excellent starts acting unhappy and generally jerkish, and makes long, meandering shoot promos on Hyde. Hyde becomes the bad guy and starts making excellent's life a living hell. Both men have made ham-fisted heel/face turns since the audience simply doesn’t want to boo Greg, even after he gave his own mother a Tiger Driver (yes, really.) CZW Owner DJ Hyde has begun doing his best Mr. McMahon impression since he is now forced to be the heel, and the premise has since gone beyond ludicrous (DJ Hyde will be showing up at the January show dressed as the genie from Aladdin to grant Excellent three wishes since Greg won at CoD 13…again, yes, really.) But sadly, this rivalry shows no sign of ending any time soon…sort of makes you pine for the days of Zandig threatening to throw Lobo off a building to get a match, don’t it?
BIGGEST HEADSCRATCHER OF THE YEAR
WWE’s insistence on the word “entertainment”
As successful as Vince McMahon has been at the WWE, it has always appeared to many that he has never been fully satisfied with being pigeonholed as ust a “wrestling” guy. Maybe this is why he has always tried to make us believe that what we were seeing in the ring every week wasn’t “wrestling” but rather “sports entertainment” (a term he coined at the first WrestleMania). We’ve put up with this for a long time, but in 2011, things began to get a little…how should we put this…odd. After the announcement that “The Price is Right”s Drew Carey was getting inducted into the WWE Hall of Fame at WrestleMania XXVII, TVWeek magazine posted a story, mistakenly calling it the “pro wrestling hall of fame” Now, to be fair, THAT is a different animal located in New York. As such, WWE publicist Kellie Baldyga sent them a truly…interesting email to clarify things. Among other things, she wanted to make it clear that WWE was “not a wrestling company, but a global entertainment company.” She also made sure to point out that “No, we don’t do wrestling events, they’re entertainments. And we don’t have wrestlers, we have Superstars and Divas.” Huh, interesting, since my Dish Network DVR lists Raw and SmackDown! as “wrestling” every week. It got even weirder at the Hall of Fame ceremony, where (according to Dave Meltzer) all the inductees were supposedly forbidden from saying the dreaded “w” word. (Though Tammy “Sunny” Sytch soon made a mockery of that by repeatedly mentioning the name of the old “Smoky Mountain Wrestling” territory.) However, later in the year WWE began to relent, and the word “wrestling” has been cropping up more and more as of late. And, to be perfectly honest, I truly believe that WWE isn’t so stupid to forget that it was wrestling that brought them to the dance. Now ,if at one point in the future we find ourselves preparing to buy tickets to “GlobalEntertainmentMania,” THAT’S when we need to worry.
NATHAN JONES AWARD (Biggest Disappointment of the Year)
Sin Cara (Azul)
As hard as it may be for some people to do, in a way, I really felt for WWE COO Triple H this year. A great deal of the things he has tried to do have just been blowing up in his face. Mainly, his two biggest talent acquisitions of the year proved to be busts. Now first, there was the former Amazing Kong, Kharma, who had a chance to become this generation’s Chyna, but was forced to take time off due to becoming great with child. It’s unfortunate, but it can be forgiven, somewhat. His second big aquisiton, however, gets no such free pass. I am of course speaking of the former Mistico, Sin Cara. Touted as WWE’s biggest free agent signing ever, Sin Cara was supposed to be a megastar in the making, sort of the next Rey Mysterio (who, let’s face it, ain’t getting any younger), who would help WWE truly explode in the Latino community. Almost immediately, however, the trouble started. On his first night, Cara appeared to have botched his (admittedly spectacular) entrance, and his opening match with Primo Colon wasn’t filled with the jaw-dropping maneuvers we had been shown in his introductory vignettes, Also, that weird blue & gold lighting scheme they kept using during his matches was odd. Rumours began flying that Cara was acting like a diva behind the scenes, that matches he was in had to be refilmed MULTIPLE times, his was refusing to “pay his dues”, and he also refused to learn English (like he promised). A wellness violation led to him taking a 30-day vacation, during which time, Hunico, another WWE Luchadore signing, took on the role of Sin Cara. When Mistico returned, it looked things were finally getting back on track, with a well received Mask vs. Mask feud between the two Sin Caras. But, alas, it wasn’t to be. At Survivor Series, Cara landed awkwardly, and ruptured his Patella Tendon, which will sideline him for around 5 months. Now, there’s no doubt WWE will bring him back, to try to recoup their huge investment. But, let’s just hope that WWE gives Cara a late Christmas Present…some seasoning time in FCW.
DECEMBER 2 DISMEMBER AWARD (Worst PPV/Major Show of the Year)
Randy Savage Tribute Show - New Port Richey, FL - July, 11, 2011
The winner of this year’s worst event award wasn’t a Pay-Per-View held before tens of thousands of screaming fans. It wasn’t broadcast for the world to see on TV. In fact, I can’t find any clips of it on YouTube. However, I chose this event because this small indy “benefit” show, held at a tiny Florida sports arena represents everything that is wrong with the state of Professional Wrestling in our modern age, and should serve as a cautionary tale to any indy booker out there. Just don’t do any of the things this jackass did, and you should be fine. On this night Promoter Dino Puglia of New Era Wrestling held an event to “honor” the late Macho Man, and also to benefit two local children’s hospitals. A praiseworthy cause to be sure, however soon enough, we saw the true character (or lack thereof) of the promoter. Among other things, neither of the hospitals in question received a dime of the money raised, since according to Puglia they didn’t raise enough money to cut the two a check. Of the eight name talents announced, The Honky Tonk Man & Savage’s brother Lanny Poffo didn’t show up because neither had been contacted about appearing in the first place, a band that attended were not given anything for their troubles, and perhaps most gallingly, since there was no bell or proper sound system, the ring announcer gave Savage a ten bell salute by saying the word “ding!” into the mic ten times. After the show, rather than own up to his misdeeds, Puglia claimed he was suffering a cardiac emergency and fled the scene. The Tampa bay Times called the event “a blemish on the face of wrestling.” To be honest, that’s putting it VERY mildly.
WORST PROMOTION OF THE YEAR
TNA Wrestling/Impact Wrestling
In her famous 1988 hit “Opposites Attract”, Paula Abdul spoke of taking “two steps forward, two steps back.” Well, TNA/Impact or whatever else it wants to call itself, has perfected the subtle art of making sure that every step forward they make as a company is negated by their own stupidity. Case in point: TNA announces that they are aligning with former WWE affiliate OVW as a developmental territory. Good. However, they announce that if you are signed to OVW, headquartered in Louisville, KY you have to pay your own travel and relocation fees. Bad. This has sadly become de rigueur for TNA. Every success met with failure. Russo gets removed from heading the creative committee, but the same mistakes remain. The compelling build up of a Sting/Hardy matchup collapsing in 90 seconds. Not to mention horrendous booking (still today), underpaid talent who brag on twitter about how they’ve been approved for Food Stamps, and a general sense of malaise that palpably hangs in the air in Orlando. TNA truly earned this award…and sadly it appears that they have become experts at collecting it.
JACKIE GAYDA AWARD (Worst Match of the Year)
Jerry Lawler vs. Michael Cole – WrestleMania XXVII
It’s sad that this particular match was one of the best built of the entire WrestleMania event. Watching the build up, all of us fans knew how it should be booked. Cole enters the ring, Lawler grabs him, has his way with him for five minutes or so, piledrives him at least 2 times, pains him, cold beers and stunners all the way around. Instead, we got a slow, plodding, altogether boring match that sucked every ounce of live energy out of the Georgia Dome. It didn’t end the Cole/Lawler feud which is STILL going on, and it was the capper to an admittedly lackluster WrestleMania.
WORST WRESTLER OF THE YEAR
Matt Hardy
It is tremendously sad to say this, but Matt Hardy seems determined to ruin his life. It’s sad since Matt Hardy is a highly talented wrestler, with amazing skill, undoubtable charisma, and the ability to get the crowd by his side (even if his love for cheeseburgers gets him a time or two.) Let us recount the road to rack and ruin he has chosen to take. In August he wraps his car around a light pole and gets arrested for reckless driving and DWI. Afterwards he takes to Twitter claiming that the wreck was “almost angelic” and that he felt like he had been “injected with a pure life force.” On August 30th, he makes a YouTube video which looked for all the world like a suicide note, that is later found to be a hoax, or “one last attention grabber” as Hardy would call it, which made MANY people (NAWC hostess Nikki Heyman amongst them) angry and more than a little sad. Then on September 12th, his girlfriend Reby Sky calls the law on him for acting string out, and cops find a huge passel of drugs in his home. THEN, he checks into rehab (as per a court order), only to get kicked out with a month to go for failing a second breathalyzer test. Now he is in his second stint, and truly, I sincerely hope it works. What makes this infuriating, is that for years, it appeared that Matt was the more sane member of the Hardy Boyz, now it appears he may be the most messed up of all the members of Team Xtreme.
Ironically, during one of his last WWE stints, Hardy used the catchphrase “Matt Hardy Will Not Die!”
I hope and pray that he’s right.
Anyways, I hope you enjoy what I wrote, and I see you New Years Eve for the Main event wards.
Until next time internet...HIT 'EM WITH THA FOLLLLLLLLDIN CHAIR!!!!!
Brian~