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This is just silliness that I don't get too bothered by. I liked Val Venis thought he never quite got as far as he could have, but I remember hearing somewhere that he was the type of guy that would never activly politic for storylines so he's left with the legacy that he has which is good better than 99% of people that have aspirations of being a wrestler.
As for Jeff Hardy and Matt Hardy... Well I've never been a big fan of Jeff but I've always been a mark for Matt. I've said it before and I'll say it again Matt Hardy could have been (still could but its doubtful) a huge star. He has a natural chrisma about him and he can work a good match technically, high flying wise, and psycologically. He has a great mind for the buisness and is a self promoter (all the great wrestlers are). All he needed was that one creative mind to really run with him, and he never had it. He's basically gotten himself over (both as a heel and a face) on a number of occasions but the WWE never advanced him.
Did he whine and complain about being "held back." Yeah. Was that kind of a bitch move? Yeah. But I can't really blame him. It must be frustrating to be so close to your childhood dream but have it taken away from you time after time whereas your brother that has a passing interest in the buisness achieves it's ultimate reward and then desides to leave beacuse he's "burned out." Does this justify his rants and twitters and youtube videos? No. But it explains it.
I wish Matt Hardy well in TNA. At least he's in the promotion he'll be given the chance to be a main eventer though if Matt Hardy were truly honest he'd admit that winning the TNA Championship is a bronze medal at best when compaired to WWE gold.
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