lol tna

[BAWSE Train]

Your main event on your pay per view lasts 90 seconds. lol.

[Thunderkiss]

If it is a worked shoot, it is "meh."

If it is legit, Hardy needs to be let go. This can't keep happening. The guy is a massive liability.

[BAWSE Train]

Either way, that shouldn't have happened. People paid money to see that show and they get a 90 second match? Thats some bullshit! At least throw together another match at the last second to send the people home with something.

[Reprobate]

If it was a shoot, TNA fucked over the crowd majorly by not making up for it with another match to close the show.

If it was a work, TNA needs to die right now.

[Fallen Souls]

I don't know what you were watching, Chef. That was no 90 second match. That was at least 60 seconds of Jeff wobbling around the ring pretending to toss a shirt while Sting started at him...followed by three punches and a finisher.

[The Mainerishi]

SO I JUST GOT DONE WATCHING JEFF HARDY VS STING MAN, HOLY SHIT THAT WAS A CLASSIC.

I MEAN, THERE WERE SO MANY FUCKING HIGH OCTANE MOMENTS. WHEN I HEARD ABOUT IT I HAD TO WATCH IT AND WOW, I WAS BLOWN AWAY. THE PSYCHOLOGY WAS AWESOME!

T-N-A! T-N-A! T-N-A! T-N-A!

[Thunderkiss]

Upon seeing TNA give people who ordered the PPV three months of their back show access, I must say I don't doubt this was the real thing. Plus, look at Hardy. The guy is all messed up in the eyes. Sad that we had to see something like this.

[The Mainerishi]

Mar 16, 2011 21:30:17 GMT -5 Thunderkiss said:

Upon seeing TNA give people who ordered the PPV three months of their back show access, I must say I don't doubt this was the real thing. Plus, look at Hardy. The guy is all messed up in the eyes. Sad that we had to see something like this.

It's sad but what would've been sadder would be for this not to have happened and for Jeff to have destroyed himself in silence. Maybe now he'll realize the gravity of his screw-ups and have the power to do something about it.

[Jason Freeman]

Id like to believe this isnt a work (because if it is its one of the dumbest most BS works in history) and the whole giving them TNA On Demand access seems to suggest it isnt. But Im still not so sure....the whole Charlie Sheen obsession makes me feel like they want to create their own screwup for everybody to talk about and that is working...so...yeah. I dunno. And the on demand could still be part of the work..."See look they ordered our payperview now they get MONTHS of access to all our past ones...oops guess they lucked out sorry you guys didnt order it maybe next time it'll happen again better buy and see."

I dunno....it seems like it CANT be a work...but...its TNA. Also I find it suspicious Jeff never had any problems in WWE. I mean he had PROBLEMS backstage most likely but he never no-showed an event and never showed up unfit to perform and this is NOT The first time Jeff has been like this....wasnt there another payperview where he gave anderson a concussion or something (was that impact or PPV?) where the rumor is they were not going to send him out because he isnt fit to perform?

Would you really put it past Russo and Eric "Controversy creates Cash" Bischoff to do a Charlie sheen style screwup gimmick to get discussion on the company?

[The Mainerishi]

"He never had any problems in WWE".

You've obviously never had experience with drugs Freeman. Anyone who has (and most people who haven't) know that it's a downward spiral that snowballs into you ending up like... well... Charlie Sheen. He never had problems in the E, but with their ridiculously tough health policies he didn't really have chance to whack out like he does now. So I'd be surprised if it WAS a work to be honest.

[TJ]

Mar 16, 2011 23:10:17 GMT -5 Jason Freeman said:

Also I find it suspicious Jeff never had any problems in WWE. I mean he had PROBLEMS backstage

Problems are problems. He fucked up his first run and was fired because he wouldn't go to rehab. He took a year off then go to TNA who don't care if you do drugs. TNA doesn't have a Wellness Policy like WWE and I'm not talking about being strict either, they're policy is more to make sure you're not caught doing drugs (Hardy failed on PPV twice and now Angle on the road). He missed two shows in TNA due to "travel problems" He left goes to WWE and if fine until February 2007 where he failed the policy for a second time, getting suspended and costing himself the IC title and, in everyone's eyes, the Money in the Bank. He was fine until September of 09 where he got arrest for selling drugs and well have seen what has happened for the last few months or so, he's looks doped up during promos, injures Anderson and then this.

[Mr. Red]

I thought WWE sent Jeff to rehab or suspended him or something for drug use.