As noted, Jeff Hardy caused some concern amongst fans with his bizarre post-match behavior following the main event of last week’s Bloodymania 10 event for JCW. You can check out footage above and below of Hardy’s bizarre post-match antics, which included a tribute to Arnold Schwarzenegger and Hardy destroying tables, ladders and other foreign objects.
Hardy recently spoke with Complex about his triple threat match with Willie Mack and JCW champion Kongo Kong, and below is what he had to say about his post-match behavior:
“I finished the match with a [frustrated] breakdown where I’m trying to break a ladder, break tables. Many people hadn’t seen that, so naturally people are wondering ‘what the Hell is wrong with Jeff Hardy? Oh my God, he’s off the wagon!’ And this-and-that. It was nothing like that.”
According to Hardy, the breakdown was simply a preview for what’s next for his character on TNA.
As for the cardboard cutout of Arnold? A case of mistaken identity:
“It was a [Mexican Wrestler] El Dandy cutout and I thought it was Eddie Guerrero and I feel so stupid now,” Hardy says. “Just knowing [Guerrero] back in the day…real tight, real good friends. Plus, my eyesight’s going. Somebody said something about it being Arnold Schwarzenegger, and I thought, if that was Arnold, I need to go to the hospital right now, holy s–t!”
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.
