Thread: What if Jeff Hardy signed with TNA?
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Old 08-12-2009, 02:20 PM   #34
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Originally Posted by Noid View Post
I see a lot of people taking the "Jeff Hardy will not save TNA and make them the top North American promotion" stance, but I don't recall anyone ever suggesting he would. I asked what it would mean. I'm not of the belief that one talent will save TNA, either.

Kurt Angle is no doubt a better professional wrestler than Jeff Hardy, but Angle was never the top merchandise mover in the company. How would people rank Jeff Hardy's popularity compared to Angle's?
I for one wasn't accusing you of saying Jeff Hardy would be a savior, but others seemed to think it.

As I said, the only positive I can see is if Jeff reignites the X-Division. Besides that, his arrival will do as much as any other WWE cast off: create buzz in the beginning that will eventually die down and return to business as usual.

That said, I think he will be more popular than Angle to the TNA fans. He's way over with the WWE crowd, and will take that overness with him to Orlando if he decides to return.
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