Hey guys, here's the latest update on Jeff Hardy's Suspension:
Before this week’s WWE Monday Night RAW, Jeff Hardy had a long meeting with Vince McMahon and John Laurinaitis to discuss Jeff’s 60-day suspension for violating the wellness policy. WWE spokesperson Gary Davis would not specify which drug Jeff Hardy tested positive for when asked by the Associated Press. Multiple sources are saying that Jeff Hardy’s suspension is related to recreational drug use and is not attributable to performance enhancing drugs.
Jeff Hardy was said to be subdued and mindful of his words while being in front of most members of the locker room on Monday. He knows that anything he said could come back to him and get him into even deeper trouble with the company. It is yet to be confirmed whether or not WWE management will be sending him to seek treatment.
The WWE wellness policy states that WWE officials have the right to suspend a second time offender indefinitely without pay if the wrestler refuses to seek treatment if asked by company officials.
credit: ProWrestling.net
Full Version: Major Update On Jeff Hardy’s 60-Day Suspension
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He must not want his job. He should leave the drugs alone and focus on his work.
QUOTE (tnalockdownfan @ Mar 12 2008, 09:28 AM) 
Hey guys, here's the latest update on Jeff Hardy's Suspension:
Before this week’s WWE Monday Night RAW, Jeff Hardy had a long meeting with Vince McMahon and John Laurinaitis to discuss Jeff’s 60-day suspension for violating the wellness policy. WWE spokesperson Gary Davis would not specify which drug Jeff Hardy tested positive for when asked by the Associated Press. Multiple sources are saying that Jeff Hardy’s suspension is related to recreational drug use and is not attributable to performance enhancing drugs.
Jeff Hardy was said to be subdued and mindful of his words while being in front of most members of the locker room on Monday. He knows that anything he said could come back to him and get him into even deeper trouble with the company. It is yet to be confirmed whether or not WWE management will be sending him to seek treatment.
The WWE wellness policy states that WWE officials have the right to suspend a second time offender indefinitely without pay if the wrestler refuses to seek treatment if asked by company officials.
credit: ProWrestling.net
Before this week’s WWE Monday Night RAW, Jeff Hardy had a long meeting with Vince McMahon and John Laurinaitis to discuss Jeff’s 60-day suspension for violating the wellness policy. WWE spokesperson Gary Davis would not specify which drug Jeff Hardy tested positive for when asked by the Associated Press. Multiple sources are saying that Jeff Hardy’s suspension is related to recreational drug use and is not attributable to performance enhancing drugs.
Jeff Hardy was said to be subdued and mindful of his words while being in front of most members of the locker room on Monday. He knows that anything he said could come back to him and get him into even deeper trouble with the company. It is yet to be confirmed whether or not WWE management will be sending him to seek treatment.
The WWE wellness policy states that WWE officials have the right to suspend a second time offender indefinitely without pay if the wrestler refuses to seek treatment if asked by company officials.
credit: ProWrestling.net
He must not want his job. He should leave the drugs alone and focus on his work.
QUOTE (tnalockdownfan @ Mar 12 2008, 09:28 AM)
Hey guys, here's the latest update on Jeff Hardy's Suspension:
Before this week’s WWE Monday Night RAW, Jeff Hardy had a long meeting with Vince McMahon and John Laurinaitis to discuss Jeff’s 60-day suspension for violating the wellness policy. WWE spokesperson Gary Davis would not specify which drug Jeff Hardy tested positive for when asked by the Associated Press. Multiple sources are saying that Jeff Hardy’s suspension is related to recreational drug use and is not attributable to performance enhancing drugs.
Jeff Hardy was said to be subdued and mindful of his words while being in front of most members of the locker room on Monday. He knows that anything he said could come back to him and get him into even deeper trouble with the company. It is yet to be confirmed whether or not WWE management will be sending him to seek treatment.
The WWE wellness policy states that WWE officials have the right to suspend a second time offender indefinitely without pay if the wrestler refuses to seek treatment if asked by company officials.
credit: ProWrestling.net
Before this week’s WWE Monday Night RAW, Jeff Hardy had a long meeting with Vince McMahon and John Laurinaitis to discuss Jeff’s 60-day suspension for violating the wellness policy. WWE spokesperson Gary Davis would not specify which drug Jeff Hardy tested positive for when asked by the Associated Press. Multiple sources are saying that Jeff Hardy’s suspension is related to recreational drug use and is not attributable to performance enhancing drugs.
Jeff Hardy was said to be subdued and mindful of his words while being in front of most members of the locker room on Monday. He knows that anything he said could come back to him and get him into even deeper trouble with the company. It is yet to be confirmed whether or not WWE management will be sending him to seek treatment.
The WWE wellness policy states that WWE officials have the right to suspend a second time offender indefinitely without pay if the wrestler refuses to seek treatment if asked by company officials.
credit: ProWrestling.net
I guessing that it was painkillers. Its still stupid of him, but a relapse is a relapse and he should go to treatment no matter how "trivial" the drug.
He's obviously got chronic back issues, like Slash said - painkillers. He's also got a history of doing junk too.
QUOTE (Axl @ Mar 12 2008, 03:00 PM)
He's obviously got chronic back issues, like Slash said - painkillers. He's also got a history of doing junk too.
That could be true about him haveing back problems and he is taking painkillers. But I did not know that he had a history of doing junk. But I hope that he will get it through his head that he should get clean and focus on his career. But it does suck that he is suspened for 60 days. I am bummed about it but it is okay because I still like him anyways.
QUOTE (Axl @ Mar 12 2008, 03:00 PM)
He's obviously got chronic back issues, like Slash said - painkillers. He's also got a history of doing junk too.
Jesus, I was wondering if it was that. If thats one of the things he got caught doing he needs to go to rehab. fracking stupid of him. I didn't know if it was that heavy but crap, heroin.
Well keep in mind that's unconfirmed.
But speculation was pretty widespread back during his TNA no shows that he was shooting.
But speculation was pretty widespread back during his TNA no shows that he was shooting.
QUOTE (Axl @ Mar 12 2008, 07:42 PM)
Well keep in mind that's unconfirmed.
But speculation was pretty widespread back during his TNA no shows that he was shooting.
But speculation was pretty widespread back during his TNA no shows that he was shooting.
frack dude thats messed up. Its unconfirmed but still, thats a terrible situation that he got himself into.
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