Broken Matt Hardy In WWE - What Went Wrong?

Such hope is, in the dim present of 2018, nowhere in sight. McMahon flips the script on your favourites. Bayley was the wary and dignified hero became a pitiful and joyless buffoon begging for hugs from unwilling recipients. Shinsuke Nakamura was the first non-conformist Japanese wrestler to ever work for the organisation, but was reduced to portraying yet another factory floor Far East stereotype. Bobby Roode burst away from his Impact Zone shackles to embody someone perhaps even beyond his 'Glorious' moniker down the road at Full Sail Unversity, yet the Main Roster road has derailed even the veneer that he's anything other than grossly over-gimmicked.

The Hardy Boyz returned to a huge response that likely only reminded Vince of his own belief that he's an unflappable Sports Entertainment genius. There they were; adult versions of the "Boyz" they'd once portrayed, coming of age like the stage upon which they performed. It was probably then he discarded ever putting the weight of his efforts behind whatever other-worldly claptrap one of the lowly wrestlers had dreamed up themselves in a 'rival' promotion.

Broken Matt Hardy wasn't so much likely to go wrong as it was destined to.

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