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  The post you're about to read is an account of a tragedy that befell a group of eight wrestlers, in particular Jeff Hardy and his opponent Jeff Jarrett. It is all the more tragic that they were legends. But even having wrestled very, very many matches, they could not have expected nor would they have wished to see as much of the mad and macabre as they were to see that day. For them an idyllic Fight for the Fallen became a nightmare. The events of that show were to lead to the discovery of one of the most bizarre matches in the annals of wrestling history, The Texas Chain Saw Massacre...Deathmatch. Yeah, this one did not take long to get requested. In fact, it joins the very rare club of matches that got requested within 24 hours of it actually happening. And if there was ever a better time, it would be during Halloween month. So yeah, Jeff Hardy vs Jeff Jarrett in the first-ever "Texas Chain Saw Massacre Deathmatch" from Day 1 of Fight for the Fallen (which was split u...

Vladimir Kozlov is just one of the many wrestlers in WWE to be booked in angles and matches far beyond his ability. Debuting in April 2008, Kozlov squashed jobbers and went undefeated for 7 months before he was inserted into a three way feud with WWE Champion Triple H and Jeff Hardy. He was basically Ryback before Ryback. He was booked in a triple threat for the title at Survivor Series that year with Triple H and Hardy, and that would be the highest point of his career. He would get moved to ECW soon after, and eventually got teamed up with Santino Marella, which actually ended up being a good fit for him, until his release in 2011. Now you might have noticed that despite Hardy being in the feud and on the title card, that he's not listed in the title. That's because, for no reason whatsoever other than to further Jeff & Matt Hardy feud that we didn't know was happening yet, Hardy was written out of the match via a backstage attack that we didn't see. Also, you ...

theinfamousjcity.wordpress.com Picture this; it's 2011, and TNA is holding their Victory Road pay-per-view, and they've just gotten to the main event. The main event is supposed to be Sting defending the TNA World Heavyweight Championship against Jeff Hardy. Two of the biggest stars in wrestling today main eventing your show; what could possibly go wrong? A lot. Well...let's get into this. First off, whoever let Jeff Hardy record the music for his entrance theme should be fired immediately...forever. His distorted vocals are terrible, and the beat is one of those basic rock beats a middle schooler could make on GarageBand. The camera awkwardly holds on the stage for a good twenty seconds, before cutting away, then cutting back as Hardy stumbles out, 45 seconds after his music started. It's clear already that something is up with him; he's walking strange, he keeps putting is hands up his shirt, and he's doing weird stuff with his hands like he's Ricky B...