The Hardy Boyz : Exist 2 Inspire
 

Just wondering if this book is worth getting;

Up to what point in their career does the book deal with?

What matches are discussed?

Was it an enjoyable read?

Thanks.

Yes it is

Around Mattitude

TLC's, Ladder Matches, begining matches, basically alot

Yes

*Waits for Shadow's response.*

:shifty:

I really enjoyed it. There are times when Jeff says things that don't make sense, because it's basically done in interview format, and because Matt was more into the fine tuning of the book than Jeff, Jeff says things occasionally like, "Well Jeff and I...."

For the actual content, it's really good.

Jeff hardy;s so high all the time he sees doubles, so techinically hes correct when he said "Jeff and i":lol: I sense a shadow bombing on myself soon for that one

Nah, he'll just confirm it,

does Jeff discuss the fact that he's just a spot fest and can't wrestle?

Probably not

I think he did... I think he argued that the fans want and expect him to be a spot fest guy anytime they see him because of all the TLC and ladder, matches.

So now he just jumps off things if he does happen to make it to work.

I dont think i really ever thought of Jeff Hardy as a spot fest. I just kind of hoped he would die on live television.

I have no problem with Jeff Hardy, as far as good solid wrestling goes, he's no Kurt Angle, but in real life he seems to be a nice guy, so I'm cool with that.

For YEARS i thought i was the only one who shared that vision

Jeff Hardy is not a great wrestler, but who cares?
He entertains. His matches may be spotty but he knows how to make his matches entertaining.
You could argue that Cena has more wrestling ability than Jeff but then think to yourself, who puts on better matches?
I remember being at the edge of my seat during Hardy matches, I don't remember Cena matches because I usually fall asleep.

True.


I'm not ramming my opinion down anyones throat, but in my opinion, he's fairly entertaining, Im not by any means saying that "he iz da best" butand Im not saying he's iconic, Im simply stating that he kept me entertained. But its very much a matter of opinion.