The Hardy Boyz Want 'One Last Hurrah' In WWE
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The Hardy Boyz are confident they will one day be inducted into the WWE Hall of Fame. However, they are in no rush for the honor.
Matt and Jeff Hardy recently appeared on The Ariel Helwani Show where they discussed their future, including a potential final run in WWE.
Hardy Boyz One Last Hurrah In WWE
Matt Hardy stated that the team would like to have "one last hurrah" with WWE. He noted it could be possible to do so while still working with TNA.
"We would like one last hurrah with WWE. That could be possible while working with TNA," Matt said. "We'll see."
He added that their goal is to have the most limited schedule possible. This would allow them to optimize time with their families.
Hardy Boyz and Cesaro (C) battle in the ring during the WWE show at Zenith Arena on May 10, 2017 in Lille, northern France.
Hardy Boyz and Cesaro (C) battle in the ring during the WWE show at Zenith Arena on May 10, 2017 in Lille, northern France.
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WWE Hall Of Fame Is Not A Priority
When asked about a WWE Hall of Fame induction, Matt said they are certain it will happen. "Yeah. We'll definitely do it one day," he stated.
However, he is not in a hurry for it to happen. Jeff then chimed in with a potential timeline, joking, "I was thinking 2030."
This comes after Jeff Hardy previously turned down a solo induction into the Hall of Fame in 2022. He has stated he wants to be inducted alongside his brother.
The Hardy Boyz are currently signed to TNA Wrestling. They are set to challenge for the TNA Tag Team Titles at the upcoming Slammiversary event.
Who Are The Hardy Boyz?
The Hardy Boyz are one of the most influential tag teams in history, with legendary runs in both WWE and TNA. In WWE, they were pioneers of the Attitude Era, revolutionizing tag team wrestling alongside Edge & Christian and The Dudley Boyz in the iconic Tables, Ladders, and Chairs (TLC) matches.
They are nine-time WWE World Tag Team Champions, and both also achieved significant singles success, with Jeff becoming a WWE and World Heavyweight Champion.
In TNA, The Hardys continued to evolve. Jeff captured the TNA World Heavyweight Championship on three occasions, while Matt famously reinvented himself with the "Broken" character, a creative phenomenon that took the wrestling world by storm.
Together, they also captured the TNA World Tag Team Championship on three occasions, proving their drawing power and ability to innovate across multiple major promotions for decades.
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