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8. Jeff Hardy As A Heel

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The picture above is of Jeff Hardy during his 2010-11 heel run in TNA, complete with hideous custom title belt design.

This is Hardy's most high-profile time as a baddie to date. When WWE tried to do it a few years earlier, it fizzled out after about a month.

The Charismatic Enigma went evil in January 2003 after a loss on Raw to Rob Van Dam. Unhappy with being beaten by the former ECW man, Hardy attacked RVD and threatened to strike him with a chair.

He walked away without committing the act, which is not a great start for your new villain.

The next week, he attacked Booker T after their match, only to get laid out. One week after that, he got into it with Shawn Michaels, who also put the Carolina native down. Just a handful of weeks after his first heel turn, Hardy saved Stacy Keibler from Christian and went good again.

WWE clearly had no faith in Hardy as a bad guy as they pulled the plug on it almost immediately. Maybe this is for the best, as we may ended up with the horrible belt design seven years earlier.

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