And I do.
But being a loyal WWE fan, I know that the best place for Jeff is in the company that made him. Even though he is still amazing in the ring, nothing he does o
n TNA compares with some of his iconic matches in WWE ( TLC 2 was one of the greatest matches in Wrestlemania history). I have been a Hardy Boyz fan from the very beginning, and Matt was at his best when he had Jeff. So WWE, if not for Matt, you should bring back Jeff because he could shift a hell of alot of Hardys merch (And we know how important that is). He is only in his early 30s and if he gets healthy again, Jeff could stay in the WWE for a good 10 more years.There is hardly anybody who is as over with the crowd as Jeff, he is a fan favourite, kid favourite and even though he has his problems, he truly loves wrestling. And, his band isn't bad either.
So if WWE wants to bring back a superstar, my pick is Jeff. Get him on the straight and narrow and he will be as good as he used to be.
R. x
Woo Woo Woo. You Know It.
Sounds good and all but lots of problems. First of all Jeff loves TNA, he gets paid even though he half asses most of his matches and gets high whenever he wants. Secondly WWE offered a contract for a base pay of $750,000 for only like 60 something dates a year (less than Taker works and HBK was working). Jeff turned this down, the reason he gave was because CM Punk hurt his feelings. Point being, this is a one way streak, no need to write articles saying WWE should bring back Jeff. No you should write articles saying Jeff should go back to WWE.
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