Matt Hardy Gone From TNA
ONE TABLE CRASH DOWN
If your ex-girlfriend – the one that cheated on you with your best friend – is tweeting about your problems, you might have some serious issues. Ama Dumas hopes Matt finds his "inner peace" and while that would be great, I'd be happy if he found his way back to Earth.
How Matt can still spin the stuff he's been involved with recently into a positive is beyond me, but I guess it keeps his legion of followers satisfied. In my profession, celebrities that respond and interact with the media as much as Matt is typically a good thing and maybe some other writers feel like it is, but not me. I'm honestly tired of it.
Matt Hardy couldn't care less what I think, but he does care about his public image overall. He has swung the door to his life wide open and invited his fans in every step of the way. That's fine if you're perfect, but at some point, those you're inviting in might end up disappointed by what they discover.
The great thing Matt has going for him is that he loves the wrestling business and its fans. I just hope that Matt gets whatever it is he's going through together before his fans stop realizing that. Or better yet…before they simply move on and forget about him.
Obscurity is something I'm not sure Matt would handle very well.
Nick was born and raised in Detroit, Michigan, and lived there until the age of 18, when he decided to pack his flack jacket and move to New York City.
