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An electrifying memoir from the WWE's favorite Bad Boys - featuing their days as the best tag team in WWE, and their recent individual achievemets in the RAW and Smackdown shows. From the tragic loss of their mother during their childhood to the world of professional wrestling, follow Matt and Jeff Hardy on their journey from Cameron, North Carolina, to World Wrestling Entertainment. The journey began in 1997, when Matt made his debut in the WWE singles competition. He showed courage while facing strong opposition, but after limited success, Matt - making a decision that would change the face of the WWE - enlisted the aid of his brother, Jeff, to form a tag team. In one of their first televised matches, Kane (a Tag Team Champion on numerous occasions) quickly defeated the inexperienced tandem, throwing them out of the ring and on to the cold arena floor. Battered but not beaten, the Hardyz spent valuable time at the Federation's training camp, honing their skills in preparation for the spotlight. And the spotlight they got. After beating the Edge & Christian in a best-of-five tournament - The Terri Invitational Tournament - their position in the WWE firmament was secured. Now having gone their separate ways to concentrate on the singles division, this sibling rivalry has added extra spice to an already sizzling atmosphere.
This memoir investigates the trajectory of Matt and Jeff Hardy from their childhood in North Carolina to their rise as iconic figures within the World Wrestling Entertainment (WWE) landscape. The authors, alongside collaborator Michael Krugman, document the personal and professional challenges that defined their careers, including the early loss of their mother and the rigorous demands of the professional wrestling circuit. The text utilizes a chronological framework to detail their transition from individual competitors to a celebrated tag team, and eventually to their respective paths in the singles division.
What You Will Find
The subject matter points to a candid, accessible account of the professional wrestling industry as experienced by two of its most prominent performers. The narrative provides a focused look at the mechanics of building a career in sports entertainment, suitable for readers interested in the personal histories behind the spectacle.
Page Count:
269
Publication Date:
2004-01-01
Publisher:
CollinsWillow
ISBN-10:
0007162545
ISBN-13:
9780007162543
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