Matt Hardys recent injury wasnt the full storyand the real update now is just how rough things are for both Hardy Boyz heading into TNA Rebellion. After previously revealing a nose injury from a chaotic tables match, Matt Hardy gave a more serious update on the April 10 edition of The Extreme Life of Matt Hardy podcastand it turns out both he and Jeff Hardy are dealing with multiple issues going into TNA Rebellion. Matt started by breaking down Jeffs condition, making it clear this isnt just a minor setbackits something hes been dealing with for a while. He added that its not just the neck, as Jeff is also dealing with back problems at the same time. Matt then shifted focus to his own conditionand its not exactly light either. On top of that, he revealed hes also dealing with lingering head-related issues from repeated hits. He didnt try to downplay the physical toll either, pointing out just how beaten up he looked coming out of the recent matches. Matt even compared the damage to one of the most violent moves in wrestling, showing how intense things have been: Yeah, no doubt. And as you could seeI was busted up. No doubt. It was like the Trinity Killer got a hold of me. He also noted that the aftermath of the tables match didnt just stop when the bell rang, especially for Jeff. With all of that stacked up, Matt made it clear theres no avoiding the reality of the situation heading into Rebellion. But despite everything, he ended on a defiant notemaking it clear theyre still planning to go through with it and prove something. This changes the outlook heading into Rebellion. What was already a high-stakes TNA Tag Team Title defense against the System now comes with both champions far from 100 percent. The question now isnt just whether they can winbut how much they can withstand. Do you think the Hardy Boyz should still compete at Rebellion despite being this banged up, or should they take time off to recover? Drop your thoughts and feedback below. Please credit Ringside News if you use the above transcript in your publication. G Add as a preferred source on Google
