Matt Hardy Shares Desire for Cinematic Matchup Against Young Bucks
Matt Hardy, the Broken One, recently discussed his desire for a cinematic matchup against the Young Bucks during the latest episode of his “Extreme Life” podcast. The wrestler revealed that he and his brother Jeff were set to become the AEW tag team champions before Jeff’s DUI incident. Instead, the Young Bucks won the title. The original plan was to do a longer feud with the Young Bucks, which would have included a cinematic showdown called “Too Sweet or Delete.”
Hardy expressed his disappointment that the original plan did not work out, but he still thinks a cinematic matchup against the Young Bucks would be fun. He even believes it has the potential to be the best cinematic matchup ever. He explained that he and Jeff had wanted to do a cinematic match with the Young Bucks, and it was something that both teams had discussed.
The Broken One also shared that he thinks a cinematic matchup with the Young Bucks could have happened if they had won the AEW World Tag Team Titles. He believes that it would have been interesting to see the Hardys, who were babyfaces at the time, interact with the heel Young Bucks. However, the plans changed after Jeff’s DUI incident.
Despite the change of plans, Hardy still thinks a cinematic matchup with the Young Bucks could happen down the road. He explained that he and Jeff are still fans of the idea, and he believes it could be one of the greatest cinematic matches ever.
The desire for cinematic matchups has become more prevalent in professional wrestling in recent years, and the COVID-19 pandemic has only made them more popular. Fans have enjoyed seeing wrestlers compete in unique and creative ways, and cinematic matchups have provided a way for wrestlers to tell stories in a different format.
If a cinematic matchup between the Hardys and the Young Bucks does happen, it will undoubtedly be a highly anticipated event. Both teams are known for their high-flying, acrobatic styles, and their ability to tell compelling stories in the ring. A cinematic matchup would allow them to showcase their talents in a unique way and create a memorable experience for fans.
In conclusion, while the original plans for a cinematic matchup between the Hardys and the Young Bucks did not work out, Matt Hardy still hopes to make it happen in the future. He believes it could be one of the greatest cinematic matches ever, and fans would undoubtedly be excited to see it. The desire for cinematic matchups in professional wrestling continues to grow, and it will be interesting to see what creative ideas wrestlers come up with next.