Matt Hardy: I Can See Myself Retiring In AEW, But I Love WWE As Well

Matt Hardy talks about where he would like to officially hang up his boots.

Currently, Matt Hardy is wrestling in All Elite Wrestling and he has spent time in IMPACT Wrestling and Ring of Honor in the past as well. However, Matt Hardy will always be most closely associated with WWE. Recently celebrating 30 years in wrestling, Matt Hardy spent the bulk of those 30 years in WWE, dating back to his days as an enhancement talent in the mid-1990s.

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On the latest episode of his podcast, The Extreme Life of Matt Hardy, Matt was asked what company he sees himself retiring under, WWE or AEW. Hardy admits that he is fully content retiring under the AEW Banner but he does feel a sense of loyalty to WWE and is excited about the changes that Triple H will make at the helm of creative.

"I don't know. In all honesty, I can see myself retiring with AEW, I love being here. I love the family feel that it has and I love just the lack of horseshit and bullshit, you know, it's pretty much straightforward," said Matt. "Tony [Khan] is really good with working with people and remembering [wrestlers are] human beings, and especially people that have families and allowing them to take time off and address issues that there may be. So he's great with that. He works around people's schedules and whatnot. So I love AEW, and I'm very cool with spending the rest of my career in AEW

"With that being said, I love WWE as well," Matt Hardy continued. "I think it's a big positive that Triple H has taken over and has been in charge. I would imagine it's going to continue to change as it evolves over the next few years with him at the helm."

In the past, Matt Hardy has talked about having a close relationship with Triple H and revealed Triple H offered him a chance to play "Broken" Matt Hardy in NXT before Matt Hardy left WWE for AEW. Learn more about that at this link.

Speaking of "Broken" Matt Hardy, Matt Hardy said on this very same podcast that his issues with Stokely Hathaway and The Firm may lead to him becoming broken once more. Read more here.

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