How? The WWE Crown Jewel is getting closer and closerCriticism of the ongoing event in Saudi Arabia, despite ongoing bombings and threats in the countryonly rose. As a result, many within the wrestling business had questions about the event and the setting, as well as the final episode; “The Extreme Life of Matt Hardy” it was Matt Hardy’s turn. And in some ways, the TNA star and former WWE Tag Team Champion seemed unsure of how to handle the situation.
“It’s a really wild scenario, no doubt about it because, like you said, there’s definitely an active war and there’s some … their airfield got hit a while ago, which is pretty scary,” Hardy said. “So, I don’t know, man… It’s definitely complicated, no doubt about it.”
It was then that Hardy’s co-host John Alba asked Hardy if he would be willing to go and perform on the show himself. Hardy thought about it for a long, long time before giving a response that was mostly noncommittal, just contradicting it. former partner Perry Saturn’s statement on the situation.
“I don’t know if I’ll be mad to go,” Hardy said. “But I mean, if they were to do it, and they could somehow guarantee that it would be as safe as possible… I don’t know. They must guarantee. I don’t know.”
When Alba said that he would likely refuse to go as a WWE talent, Hardy admitted that part of his hesitation to not go came from his willingness to do what his employer wanted him to do. After all, he’s glad to be in a position where he doesn’t have to make that decision.
“I’m big company, too,” Hardy said. “Whatever company I work for, I usually try to do what I can to be the best employee that I can be…I’m glad I’m not in that dilemma, I’ll say that right now.”
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