WWE News: WWE releases Jeff Hardy from WWE
WWE News: A major new layoff would have rocked WWE. Just moments ago. Fightful journalist Sean Ross Sapp reported that superstar Jeff Hardy was released from his contract. After a third stint at the company that spanned more than four years.
The former world champion was the center of controversy once again after his mysterious disappearance at an Edinburg house show. While a tag team match was going on. Jeff decided to leave the ring and exit the building into the audience area.
Sean Ross stated that the fighter had attended this event under the influence of alcohol. which provoked the anger of the authorities. WWE offered Jeff rehab treatment to combat this new relapse, but Jeff refused help.
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After his appearances in WWE between the years 1994 to 2003 and 2006 to 2009, Jeff Hardy was hired again along with his brother Matt in April 2017 during the road to WrestleMania 33.
The two competitors performed together until Jeff suffered a injury in September that halted his role at the company. The following year, Jeff would play a solo role on SmackDown where he went on to lift the United States Championship for 90 days.
The subsequent meeting with his brother Matt and victory for the tag-team titles of the blue brand was paused by a second injury that forced them to leave the titles vacant.
With his brother absent from WWE, Jeff returned to working alone since 2020 and won the Intercontinental Championship that he defended for 36 days. Hardy’s latest rivalries unfolded within SmackDown, where he teamed up with Drew McIntyre against Happy Corbin and Madcap Moss.
