[Jordan23]

Oh now that would be another really good feud and match-up too. I like!!

[Age-a-licious]

Makes me want to go write a fan-fic

[Jordan23]

And then let me read it right?

[Lennie1984]

Originally Posted by Age-a-licious I'm just looking foreword to the Jeff/Trish scenes. Wonder if he'll accidentall bump into her and Carlito and then itll be a very awkard scene. Hmm..

This would be good, if this actually happened

[Mei Zhuo]

Oh, I'd love to see that! Hmm... if that happened, could it possibly be another feud in the making?

[Age-a-licious]

That's what I was thinking. Carlito and Trish are talking, she kisses him on the cheek, his attention is adverted off screen, he asks, "what are you looking at?" Trish turns and then the camera turns to Jeff (this is how he makes his first appearence). He says, "Nothing," and then "Nice seeing you again, Trish," before w alking out.

Carlitos wonders outloud whose he suposed to be (since Jeff is wearing his in-ring makeup), Trish doesn't say anything, just looks out at Jeff walking away.

[Jordan23]

^ ^ sounds good...really good.


Jeff Hardy set to return to RAW


Jeff Hardy will be making his long-awaited return to the ring this week on Monday Night RAW. Three years after being released from WWE as the result of a suspected drug addiction, Hardy is sure to bring the high-wire act that made him a crowd favorite back to the confines of (and the general area above, around and beyond) the squared circle.

A lifelong wrestling fan, Hardy made his WWE debut in 1993 at just 16 years old. In 1998, he and older brother Matt were offered full-time WWE deals, and the two forged a partnership that garnered them almost instant top-billing. Appropriately dubbed The Hardy Boyz, the two brothers employed unparalleled high-risk maneuvers and in-ring creativity to become one of WWE’s top tag teams.

The Hardy Boyz went on to become five-time WWE Tag Team Champions and also captured the WCW Tag Team Championship, ensuring their legacy as one of the most successful tag teams in WWE history. As the Hardy Boyz continued to find success, Jeff’s reputation for recklessness grew. The Hardyz had a flair for the extreme, and Jeff pushed the limits of in-ring acrobatics with an astonishing willingness to sacrifice his body week after week. The team’s extreme style was made famous in Tables, Ladders and Chairs Matches against the Dudley Boyz and Edge and Christian.

In 2002, just after the WWE brand extension, Matt and Jeff were split up, pursuing singles success on SmackDown and RAW, respectively. That year, Jeff participated in arguably the greatest match of his singles career when he faced Undertaker in a Ladder Match for the WWE Championship. Though he was unable to capture the gold, Hardy’s relentlessness and courage in the ring captured the Deadman’s respect, and people everywhere began to acknowledge the talent that Hardy had spent his entire life perfecting.

Unfortunately, it wasn’t long after this epic clash that things started to unravel. Hardy held several individual championships, including the European, Intercontinental, Light Heavyweight and Hardcore Championships, at various stages of his singles career. But as he began to make his climb up the ladder of WWE success, those close to Hardy began to notice an erratic change in his behavior. He started showing up late (or not at all) for WWE events, and his in-ring performance was slowly deteriorating. Reports of a drug dependency began to surface, and after refusing to enter rehab, Jeff Hardy was released by WWE on April 22, 2003.

Outkast
As reported on WWE.com earlier this month, Hardy is now fully rehabilitated and fit to return, ready to make sure that his glory days in WWE have not passed him by. Whether he will be wrestling alone or eventually teaming back up with his brother is yet unknown. Regardless, Hardy insists that the best is yet to come.

“I’m ready to jump off bigger ladders and go through thicker tables,” he said. “I just gotta let it fly.”

Don’t miss Jeff Hardy’s high-flying return as he comes back to RAW one night after SummerSlam, live on USA at 9/8 CT.


- wwe.com


Kind of disappointed he's going to Raw since I thought word was he would reunite with Matt on Smackdown. But I'm still happy he's returning.

[Age-a-licious]

I'm glad he wasn't put on SmackDown. Besides Taker, there is no one else on the show that I really like to see. They need a draft very soon.

[Jordan23]

Well another reason why I wanted him on Smackdown instead was to feud with Rey (which would take him away from the 'Eddie' storyline ) and to feud with that other hihg-flyer Paul something.

[xextremex]

Thanks everyone!

Awww, darn. I was really hoping he would be on Smackdown.

I'm still ordering Summerslam in case he makes an appearance

[::Jen]

Originally Posted by Age-a-licious (View Post) That's what I was thinking. Carlito and Trish are talking, she kisses him on the cheek, his attention is adverted off screen, he asks, "what are you looking at?" Trish turns and then the camera turns to Jeff (this is how he makes his first appearence). He says, "Nothing," and then "Nice seeing you again, Trish," before w alking out. Carlitos wonders outloud whose he suposed to be (since Jeff is wearing his in-ring makeup), Trish doesn't say anything, just looks out at Jeff walking away.

Oooo! I like that.

On a related note, the last time I was here (which was sometime last year..I think) I made/posted some Jeff/Trish avs and in celebration of tomorrow night, thought I'd bring them out again.

[xextremex]

Very nice.

[Lennie1984]

I like the avi's - very nice, Jeff/Trish rocked

[::Jen]

Glad you guys like them. Thanks!

[Jordan23]

Ah nice avis....brings back nice memories.