Thread: How can TNA justify putting Jeff Hardy in this position?
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Old 09-15-2012, 06:13 PM   #112
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Originally Posted by CSL View Post
but what sense does that really make? He was involved in a public protracted "will he, won't he?" schtick all summer long/for like half of 2009 in terms of him re-signing. It was quite publicly known that he wanted/needed time off for months and months beforehand. Do you think that he somehow got word that he was going to get raided and somehow fixed it so that his contract signed 3 years ago to the day expired just weeks beforehand? That the police are wrestling fans and thought it'd be a good idea not to raid whilst his profile was at it's highest? Did WWE wait until he was gone and then tip them off? I don't understand your point here. Seems like a clear case of good luck for WWE and bad luck for Jeff Hardy in terms of the timing.
Point being he was still obviously heavily involved in drugs besides a wake & bake here and there. You just don't wake up one day and go "I know I haven't done drugs in awhile, but damn it I feel like getting a shitload of it today." I also think getting back into drugs are what led to him getting "burnt out". Is that really all that crazy of a conclusion to draw?
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