Jeff Hardy Forced to Give up Tag Team Championship Following Knee Injury

What took place to WWE superstar Jeff Hardy and why did he give up his Tag Team Championship belt? Details plus an update on his anticipated go back.

Jeff Hardy was once forced to make the tough determination to give up his Tag Team Championship belt on WWE Smackdown.

Jeff, at the side of his brother Matt Hardy, forfeited their name after it used to be printed that Jeff suffered an injury after being attacked through Lars Sullivan. 

"We had the greatest match with the Usos, we won the Smackdown Tag Team titles, and then Lars attacked them," Jeff explained at the wrestling program. "My knee have been weak for a while, but he just put the finishing point on it man." 

Matt added, "It breaks my heart to say this... as of right now The Hardy Boyz MUST give up the #SDLive Tag Team Championships"

So, what exactly happened to Jeff Hardy? 

After making history and defeating the Usos — thank you partly to Matt's iconic Twist of Fate move — the Hardy Boyz have been named Tag Team Champions on April 9. However, their party didn't closing lengthy when Lars, who had just attacked Kurt Angle the night before on Raw, appeared on the degree. 

"The Freak," weighing 300 kilos, climbed into the hoop and smashed Jeff and his brother into the canvas, in the long run destroying Jeff's knee. 

"It was a massacre," Jeff said of the surprise assault, "And it's my worst nightmare now because cuz I'm gonna be out for six to nine months." 

Jeff Hardy will undergo knee surgical treatment in a couple of days. 

Jeff, 41, printed he's going to have surgical operation following the incident, but he stays constructive. "I'm going to have my whole right knee repaired," he added. "And so, for six to nine months, it's gonna be rough, I mean, hopefully, the first four months go extremely well."

He continued, "My first injury in pro wrestling was when I tore my rotator cuff over a year ago. I made it six months when Matt and I first came back, then that happened. So then I made it year doing the face paint and all that and now, this has happened. So, it's a bummer but at the same time, I mean, I needed a new knee overall. There was a lot of wear and tear on it... I'm pretty confident I'm gonna come back better than I was or have been the last four years." 

Fans are showing their enhance for Jeff ahead of his knee surgical procedure. 

As anticipated, WWE enthusiasts are appearing their reinforce for Jeff, who made his WWE debut in 1998, on social media. 

"Sending positive thoughts and prayers for Jeff to get better and on a full recovery. I hope everything goes well and get well soon Jeff... Feel better Jeff and come back strong as ever Jeff Hardy. You got this," one fan tweeted sooner than every other added, "This was sad to watch. I appreciate all you've done for the wrestling world and no matter what obstacle gets in your way, you guys will knock it down! Love you guys! Best wishes to you Jeff on your surgery!" 

What will occur to his brother Matt? 

While his brother recovers, Matt, 44, could have time to work on his new character even more. Earlier this year, fans were at a loss for words when the wrestler swiftly dropped his new "woken" gimmick. 

"I know some of you guys have been confused, you don’t quite understand, the last time you saw me I was ‘WOKEN’ Matt Hardy," he told lovers in a video titled "Meet the MULTIFARIOUS Matt Hardy."

"Well this is the deal," Matt printed. "I have learned how to control the ‘Woken’ wonder that dwells inside of me. And now, you are looking at redefined Matt Hardy." Right... 

Update:

Since Jeff's undergone knee surgical procedure, his road back to the WWE hasn't precisely been rainbows and butterflies for the longtime Tag Team champion.

The famous person has been slapped with two DUIs since April. Although the WWE has had a history of no longer treating their employees the most productive, it sort of feels like Vince McMahon and co. do take issues like substance abuse relatively severely and are sympathetic to wrestlers in this regard.

Jeff is currently seeking out lend a hand for his downside by present process remedy, and, in accordance to PWInsider, is attacking it quite "aggressively". It's an ongoing procedure for the superstar, but things are looking good.

As for his actual return date, that is pending his ability to get back on his ft, both figuratively and physically speaking. Here's hoping we see Jeff in action sooner quite and later.

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