The House Of Hardy and Global Force Wrestling don’t get along very well. Ever since the Hardys traveled through space and time to leave Impact Wrestling fans had to say goodbye to their Broken Brilliance. The reason being that Impact Wrestling, now GFW won’t allow The Hardys to use their beloved Broken gimmick.
Some people think the Hardys got a raw deal (pun intended). But Jeff Jarrett recently said in a teleconference the intellectual property laws are very cut and dry on the matter. Try as they might, GFW won’t let go of the Broken Universe unless someone pays for it. GFW also reportedly wants a cut of all future merch sales related to the Broken Hardys.
Matt Hardy recently got into the spirit of sharing Matt Facts again. After all, Matt Hardy V1 is a gimmick he can use in WWE. The former Broken Matt shared a rather interesting Matt Fact today and in the process, he revealed some info on his finances.
It turns out the House Of Hardy spent a good deal of their own money on The Final Deletion. Only time will tell if Matt, Jeff, and Reby will ever get their money back from GFW but we hope they saved the receipts for tax write-offs.
FUN FACT-Myself, Jeff & Reby spent $2500 & 4 days creating The Final Deletion set, with ZERO help from TNA, as it was our vision & creation.
— MATT HARDY (@MATTHARDYBRAND) July 25, 2017
It’s been a busy week full of news. If you’d like to catch up on some of the top stories from this week, check out some of the links below:
- AJ Styles was supposed to win his match against Kevin Owens at WWE Battleground
- Update on possible SummerSlam plans for The Great Khali
- SummerSlam plans for Big Cass, is he working out as a top heel?
- Kurt Angle receives praise for his acting in Jason Jordan story line
- WATCH: AJ Styles throws out first pitch at Phillies baseball game
- Two Japanese pro wrestlers involved in stabbing incident
- WATCH: Roman Reigns is back to putting Braun Strowman through a table
- Alberto El Patron reportedly no longer suspect in domestic violence investigation
- John Cena knows his days in WWE are numbered, wanted to be free agent
- UFC’s Jeff Novitzky shoots down reports on Brock Lesnar re-entering USADA testing pool
- Update on possible mystery opponents for Breezango at Battleground
