WWE legend Jeff Hardy has talked of reuniting with his brother, Matt Hardy, in the ring.
In an interview with Sportskeeda, Hardy said one of his goals at this point in his career is to team up with Matt.
“Whether it’s here or over there. And over there could be anywhere,” he said.
“Like you said, contracts expire, people get released, it happens all the time so anything is possible in or outside of wrestling.”
Matt and Jeff’s last match together was in April 2019 on SmackDown Live. They defeated The Usos to capture the SmackDown tag team titles but had to soon relinquish the titles after Jeff was injured.
Matt’s contract with WWE expired in March 2020, which paved the way for his move to All Elite Wrestling.
His younger brother continues to compete for WWE, most recently representing Team SmackDown at Survivor Series in a traditional elimination tag team match.
Jeff turned 44 in August, while Matt celebrated his 47th birthday in September.
The two of them are now in the twilight of their in-ring careers, so time is running out to see The Hardy Boyz again.
Jeff told Sportskeeda Wrestling that with contract expirations and frequent WWE talent releases, a Hardy Boyz reunion outside of McMahon’s company seems likely as well.
“Reuniting with my brother [Matt Hardy], whether it’s here or there. Like you said, contracts expire, people get released, it happens all the time, so anything is possible, in and outside of wrestling,” Jeff said.
Jeff’s other goals are winning the Universal Championship by ideally dethroning Roman Reigns. He also wants to bring his alter-ego, Willow, to WWE at some point.
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