Professional wrestler Jeff Hardy recently opened up about the biggest challenge he has faced this year. In an interview on the “Extreme Life of Matt Hardy” podcast, Hardy discussed his struggle with double vision following eye surgery in March.
“My biggest challenge has been the eye surgery I had back in March with the double vision, so that’s still my biggest fear,” Hardy revealed. “I can see where I need to see [but] the double vision’s still there. For example, leaning back in the bed trying to watch TV, and even looking at the camera now, it’s doubled up on me a little bit, but to the left, where it all started, it’s pretty much gone.”
Despite the lingering double vision, Hardy remains optimistic about his future in the wrestling ring. He expressed excitement about continuing to perform and mentioned his recent match on “AEW Dynamite” as a source of motivation.
“I can see where I need to [be] in the wrestling ring and I just need to do more matches, more matches like [last Wednesday on ‘AEW Dynamite’] where I’m actually excited to go out there and perform,” Hardy said. “As long as we keep having nights like we had [Wednesday], man I’m super excited about the future of the Hardys, [and] doing something we’ve never done before.”
Hardy’s comments shed light on the physical challenges wrestlers face and the determination required to overcome them. Despite his ongoing battle with double vision, Hardy’s passion for wrestling remains strong, and he is eager to continue pushing his limits in the ring.
For more details on Jeff Hardy’s interview, check out the Extreme Life of Matt Hardy podcast.
Source: Wrestling Headlines