WWE Survivor Series 2021: Is this Jeff Hardy’s last appearance at Survivor Series- WWE veteran Jeff Hardy who has been going toe-to-toe with young stars of this generation, feels like he is no longer the future of WWE.
Jeff Hardy has entertained the WWE Universe with his charismatic and enigmatic moves for more than 20 years now. During the Survivor Series weekend, the future WWE Hall of Famer had a conversation with Sportbible where he gave thoughts about his role on WWE television of late.
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He touched upon the fact that how he has faced multiple defeats at the hands of rising star Austin Theory. Hardy revealed that the younger talent needs to defeat legends like him to prosper in their WWE career in the longer run.
“There’s no way to get around it and not look stupid. It’s me helping him out because he’s the future, and I’m not. It’s cool to give them the rub in pro wrestling, as they say, and hopefully, it helps in the longer run.”
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During the conversation, Hardy also revealed that physically, he is feeling well overall, especially in this phase of his career. He motivates himself to work hard at this stage to remain in a great body space.
“Right now, I’m feeling good. [My] back and neck are beat up a little bit but the chiropractor and masseuse here have been great. It’s kind of just a day-to-day, week-to-week thing. I live my life pretty much one day at a time, focusing on the day, hopefully, sleep, and do it all again tomorrow.”
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WWE Survivor Series 2021: Is Jeff Hardy approaching the pinnacle of his WWE career?
The Charismatic Enigma Jeff Hardy is 44 now and will be turning 45 next year in August. He is pushing himself and his body day in day out to perform some extraordinary moves in the ring but needs more fuel nowadays.
Whether he will compete in next year’s Survivor Series still remains a big question to be answered as he is not the automatic choice for every PPV of the year, and we can’t say how regularly he would fight in WWE from next year. This year though, he is a part of Team Smackdown for Survivor Series 5-on-5 Elimination tag-team match, and we hope he does well in that match.
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