Jeff Hardy is currently signed to TNA and it doesn't look like he's going anywhere for the time being, but that is only if the company ends up finding a new TV deal. Spike TV and TNA still haven't reached an agreement to continue their relationship, and if nobody else bites, TNA could find themselves closing their doors. Even if they do find a new home on another network, it might not be as lucrative, meaning big stars like Hardy may find that TNA is not in a position to pay them what they want. Even if TNA keeps its head above water, Jeff Hardy needs to return to WWE at some point. He's too popular and has too much left to offer not to. As long as he takes care of his body and wrestles smart, he could still have several years left, especially in a limited role. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=roG23NnXbYE
3. Matt Hardy
Matt Hardy may not have seen the same level of success that his brother had in WWE, but he was extremely talented and had a special connection with the crowd that cannot be replicated. A Hardy Boyz reunion in WWE would be incredible for many reasons, the biggest of which being their level of popularity. Just imagine the kind of pop these two would get when the familiar bass beat of their music hit and they came out to the stage for the first time in years. It makes you want to buy earplugs just thinking about it.
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