We’re going to talk with some of the doctors

WWE legend Jeff Hardy has never shied away from putting his body at risk for the sake of fans’ entertainment, which has naturally taken a toll on him over the years. His brother Matt Hardy recently opened up about Jeff’s neck issue and revealed they had been discussing ways to deal with it without having to undergo surgery.

The Charismatic Enigma’s daredevilry inside the ring is the stuff of legends. Over the last three decades, Jeff Hardy has been a part of countless death-defying moments that are ingrained in our memories. Even at this age, he’s active in the ring, and most recently competed at TNA Genesis, where he and Matt Hardy retained their Tag Team Championships against The Righetous.

On a recent episode of his Extreme Life with Matt Hardy podcast, the WWE veteran spoke about his brother’s issues and addressed the rumors that he might have to undergo surgery. Matt explained that he and Jeff Hardy were talking to doctors about exploring other procedures to fix his acute neck discomfort.

“We’re going to talk with some of the doctors, and there’s a special person coming in about whether they can manipulate it… maybe what the best thing is they can do to try and ease the pain,” said Matt Hardy. (H/T – TJRWrestling)

Jeff Hardy wants to have a blockbuster WWE match with The Usos

In a recent interview, Jeff expressed his desire to face The Usos in WWE before he hangs up his boots. He mentioned that he and Matt would love to have a “cinematic” match with fellow brothers, Jey and Jimmy, inside the Uso Penitentiary.

“I’m kind of hung up on the Street Profits, man. I really admire those guys, man. But I would love to see that happen. I got to say this one, too. It’s on my bucket list with the Usos, a cinematic match. Cinematic match in the Uso Penitentiary. Go to an old abandoned prison man, and have a killer cinematic match,” he said.

Considering TNA and WWE have a working relationship, one can only hope the decision makers in both companies come to an agreement for a generational match between the two teams.