Jeff Hardy Reveals His Greatest WWE Moment in His Career

During an interview with Outside the Ring, Jeff Hardy shared his greatest WWE moment in his decades-long career. Interviewer Maverick asked Hardy what it was like returning to WWE with his brother Matt at WrestleMania 33 in 2017 and capturing the WWE Raw Tag Team Championships. He said:

“That’s my number one moment now, man. It’s above all that. There’s some big ones, man, but it was just so welcoming, and it just felt so good, because WWE does feel like it’s where it all started and where it all needs to end, but just being back there, just when I wrote the song Obsolete, it was like, I was in this mindset of, ‘man, I’ll probably never end up going back to WWE. I probably burnt my bridge with them, and I’ll just, I’ll never go back.’ So it was just, it felt so good, kind of being back home, and especially coming out to that reaction, man, in front of a sea of humanity was, was so special. So yeah, I feel like there’s one in my.. nothing may ever like top that or be up there with that, but, as far as I’m concerned, that’s my number one moment in my professional wrestling career, of all time.” (h/t: Fightful)

The Hardy Boyz And The Dudley Boyz Will Have One Last Match

Jeff and Matt are currently in TNA and are the company’s World Tag Team champions. The brothers won the titles at this year’s Slammiversary event in a not-so-surprising match — a four-way tag team ladder match.

Right after they won and were celebrating in the ring, the Hardys' old rival, Bully Ray, or, as WWE fans best know him, Bubba Ray Dudley, came out to confront the brothers to have one last match against him and his “brother” D-Von. The epic match between them is set to take place at Bound For Glory in October.