Thread: RVD to TNA
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Old 01-04-2010, 05:22 PM   #32
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Originally Posted by CSL View Post
Jeff has far more to lose going to TNA now than he did back then. Back then he was an unreliable, drugged up guy with a bit of name value with nothing to lose. Nowadays, whilst still arguably unreliable and drugged up, he's one of the few guys that can do what he wants and still maintain a high-paying, top of the card position whenever he feels like it with the biggest wrestling company in the world. A month of shitty booking in TNA (which I'm not saying would definitely be the case) would change that.
I disagree. I don't think Jeff has much to lose by signing with TNA, at all. He's too big a star to burn bridges with Vince permanently because of it. And if TNA continues to grow, Jeff could link himself to that success, and become a core part of TNA programming (as I assume he would be if he signed).

In the WWE, he was never going to really get the spotlight over guys like Triple H, Shawn Michaels, John Cena, Randy Orton or The Undertaker. For long, anyway. I'm not bitching about it, nor am I saying that sort of thing would definitely be important to Hardy; but who knows with that man?
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