Former WWE Champion and tag team specialist Jeff Hardy will always remain one of the most loved and talented pro wrestlers in the history of the business. He has competed in numerous promotions throughout his career, including the likes of WWE ROH and TNA Wrestling. Fans are certainly well aware of his history of substance abuse issues and the personal demons he had to face. Jeff Hardy’s AEW debut tease was also revealed.
He is also part of The Hardy Boyz alongside his brother Matt Hardy. The two are currently in different pro wrestling companies but that does not mean they will not be working together again in the future. Jeff Hardy won the WWE Championship after defeating Triple H and Edge in a triple threat match at Armageddon 2008.
It was recently reported that Jeff Hardy rejected WWE offering him an induction into the WWE Hall Of Fame. Matt Hardy would eventually confirm the report as well. Many fans are under the impression that he will be making his way to AEW.
With his 90-day non-compete clause following his WWE release set to expire very soon, it seems Jeff Hardy might be making his way to AEW after all. According to Fightful.com that Jeff is currently scheduled to be in attendance backstage at AEW Dynamite this Wednesday night.
In addition to that, it was also reported that former WWE Superstar Shane “Sw3rve” Strickland has signed with AEW and could appear at the AEW Revolution pay-per-view as well as a surprise debut. Strickland was present at the AEW concert on Saturday Night in Orlando, where Revolution takes place so it is more than likley he will appear during the pay-per-view.
