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05-13-2010, 05:11 PM
Credit: F4WOnline.com
According to Dave Meltzer, WWE's last "unofficial" offer to Jeff Hardy several months ago was a $750,000 downside guarantee. He would have only worked 65 dates a year, which would have given him a even lighter schedule than Shawn Michaels. Hardy ended up turning this offer down and went with TNA instead.
As reported months ago, Hardy was not happy about how WWE treated him following his arrest both behind the scenes and on television.
According to Dave Meltzer, WWE's last "unofficial" offer to Jeff Hardy several months ago was a $750,000 downside guarantee. He would have only worked 65 dates a year, which would have given him a even lighter schedule than Shawn Michaels. Hardy ended up turning this offer down and went with TNA instead.
As reported months ago, Hardy was not happy about how WWE treated him following his arrest both behind the scenes and on television.