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Big Plan For Jeff Hardy Canceled In AEW

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• Big Plan For Jeff Hardy Canceled In AEW

Matt & Jeff Hardy were scheduled to win the AEW World Tag Team Championship on last week’s episode of Dynamite: Road Rager.

However, due to Jeff’s performance at Double Or Nothing, plans were changed and he was scheduled for a brain scan after that.

Here’s what the Wrestling Observer reported:

“The idea was the Hardys were going to win the Tag Titles in this ladder match, that was the plan for awhile. Apparently, at the pay-per-view when the Hardys and the Bucks had their match, Jeff was not looking good.

Apparently, they examined him afterwards and he was all beat up and he didn’t remember the match. Remember when Jeff got pulled over and said he was on his way to a brain scan? He was on his way to a brain scan. So, his idea was to drink whatever he drank and then drive to his brain scan.

They had advertised the ladder match. He was never actually going to be in the ladder match. They were going to do the angle where he and Matt were going to be coming out for the ladder match, they were going to be jumped on the ramp and they were going to be carted off and they weren’t actually going to do the match.

So, whether he had his DUI or not, Jeff was never going to do that ladder match. It was always going to be Jurassic Express vs. the Young Bucks for the Tag Team Titles with Young Bucks winning.

The Hardys were going to be in the ladder match but then after they scheduled him for the brain scan, he wasn’t going to be in the ladder match.”

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• Old School WWF Veteran Celebrates His Birthday

Old School WWF Veteran “The Birdman” Koko B. Ware (Real name: James Ware) celebrates his 64th birthday today.

Koko B. Ware wrestled for various territories during the 70s & 80s, such as Continental Wrestling Association (Memphis Wrestling), Georgia Championship Wrestling and Mid-South Wrestling, before joining the World Wrestling Federation in 1986.

Koko was basically a mid-carder during his entire WWF run, but had plenty of PPV matches, including several WrestleManias.

In 2009, he was inducted into the WWE Hall of Fame by his good friend The Honky Tonk Man.

HAPPY BIRTHDAY KOKO B. WARE!


        
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