One of WWE’s most acrobatic superstar Madd Hardy has retired from Pro-wrestling. After a live WWE event in Corpus Christi, Texas last on Sept. 15, the senior Hardy released a video where he said it’s time for him to go home.
“I just want to take a moment and I want to address the WWE Universe. All of the Woken Warriors, all of the Hardy Boyz fans, all of the Mattitude followers all those people who allowed me to live my dream for so many years. This is all I’ve wanted to do and I got to do it at the highest level for 26 years.”
“I’ll never forget the reaction the WWE Universe gave me at WrestleMania 33 and my return it was truly one of the greatest moments of my career. WrestleMania 34 was a great moment winning the Andre The Giant Battle Royal. And I got to bring my creation, The Ultimate Deletion to Raw in the main event spot. A lot of cool stuff I’ve got to do,” he said.
Hardy made his WWE debut way back in 1994 and became the prominent member of the company with his brother Jeff Hardy in the attitude era. His decision of retirement comes after he caught up with several injuries in the recent times.
“There has been a lot of speculation for quite a while online if I’m going to be wrestling any longer or not. WWE, fortunately, they let me to fulfill all of my advertised commitments but tonight here in Corpus Christi this was the last advertised commitment I had,” Hardy continued.
“I never say never, or as Woken Hardy would say: ‘NEVAH SAY NEVAH!’ But tonight here in Corpus Christi will most likely be the last time you’ll see Woken Matt Hardy in a WWE ring.”
“I have 2 young kids and a wife and it’s time for me to go home.”
Watch the video
[EXCLUSIVE VIDEO] It’s time for me to go home.. To be a father and a husband. I did so much more than I ever imagined I would do in this industry. Thanks for making this incredible journey with me, ladies and gentlemen. I love you all. https://t.co/xGbm8bKSQD
— MATTHEW MOORE HARDY (@MATTHARDYBRAND) September 16, 2018
Hardy also enjoyed a great tenure at TNA and ROH wrestling from 2011 to 2017 before returning back to WWE at Wrestlemania 33.
