Matt Hardy is a legendary name in the world of professional wrestling who is successful in both singles and tag team wrestling. He earned his early fame as a tag team wrestler along with his brother Jeff Hardy. But he earned success as a singles star too. He even won World Championship success in different promotions.
Hardy had multiple runs in WWE and he has played both singles and tag team roles in the promotions. His latest WWE run took place just before the covid-19 pandemic outbreak and he also played his famous ‘broken’ character in WWE which nobody expected to see. It could not be as successful as it was in TNA but it was a fun run.
Behind the Scenes: Unveiling Matt Hardy’s Genuine Respect and Camaraderie with This Star
In 2020, Matt Hardy joined the All Elite Wrestling and started working in the promotion on a regular basis. His brother Jeff Hardy is also working with him on the same promotion. Matt recently talked about his business relationship with AEW owner Tony Khan and shared massive praise for him. Speaking with Daily Mail recently, he said;
“He is an amazing human being overall,” Hardy said. “I love working with him. He’s like the most fair boss, and he very much values us talent[s] as human beings. There’s sometimes where you can work for people, and you know you hear this about WWE a lot, sometimes you just feel like you’re a cog in a machine. And they use you as long as you’re fully functioning and the machine continues to run. Whenever you’re taking out they put another cog in.”
Matt Hardy Shares Praise For Tony Khan
“… With Tony, if I’m not on [the] shows, if we have a pay-per-view week and I have something on ‘Dynamite,’ and there’s a lot Friday on ‘Rampage.’ If I’m not on the pay-per-view, he’ll just say, ‘Yeah, go ahead, go home be with your kids, be with your family.’ That’s very important to him,” Hardy revealed. “He really considers his employees as human beings, and it’s very important to him that they get to spend as much time with their family, and they actually get to have their own lives outside of AEW.”
“Also, just the way he allows guys to do like signings, cons, and whatnot,” Hardy added. “You know, autograph appearances, sometimes appearances, even in indie shows, whatever may be. And he’s very generous and very giving and very fair. He just wants what’s best for the human being and the talent.”
Matt Hardy made his debut under his ‘Broken’ character in the AEW but later he went through a complete gimmick change and adopted a completely new gimmick. It showed how much versatile Matt is and how much respect he deserves. Matt is still active in AEW and he is going pretty strong.