Matt Hardy prepares for Full Steel Mayhem.
On October 26, The Hardy Boyz (Matt and Jeff Hardy) will vie for the TNA World Tag Workforce Championships in a Full Steel Mayhem match additionally involving ABC (Chris Bey and Ace Austin) and the reigning titleholders The System (Eddie Edwards and Brian Myers). This explicit stipulation is a modified model of the favored TLC (Tables, Ladders, and Chairs), which The Hardy Boyz are very aware of.
Throughout a current episode of The Excessive Lifetime of Matt Hardy, Matt Hardy explored the opportunity of TNA Certain for Glory, the October 26 pay-per-view, marking their final TLC-style match (H/T to Fightful for the transcription).
“It very effectively could possibly be, I don’t know,” Matt stated. “This could be the final TLC/Full Steel Mayhem match that our previous vessels can stand up to. You consider that as you get somewhat bit older and deeper into your profession, there’s so much much less forward of you than there’s behind you, you consider that. What number of extra of those do I’ve left? This could be our final true Full Steel Mayhem match. We’re gonna go on the market and provides all of it we bought.
“Jeff’s been kicking ass on the subject of coaching, I’ve been kicking ass on the subject of coaching. I can’t stress how essential it’s that this final run in TNA, and particularly having an important run as TNA tag workforce champions and actually cementing our legacy as the most effective to ever do that, I can’t stress how paramount it’s to each of us.”
Because it stands, Matt Hardy heads into Certain For Glory on the age of fifty, whereas his brother Jeff trails shortly behind at 47. The Hardy Boyz’s final tag match involving a ladder occurred at WrestleMania 33 — the identical night time they returned to WWE.
