It’s a shame that Jeff Hardy can’t make the trip for AEW All In London, hopefully those fans in Wembley Stadium will be able to get an amazing show.
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As the anticipation builds for AEW All In London, wrestling fans are gearing up for an unforgettable event set to take place at the illustrious Wembley Stadium on August 27th. While excitement surrounds the show, unfortunate news has emerged regarding Jeff Hardy’s inability to make the trip, casting a shadow over the potential for an epic match.
While no official match has been announced or hinted at for the event, intriguing details have started to surface about a match concept involving the former Big Show, cleverly nicknamed Captain Insano. Reports suggest that AEW had even gone as far as creating gear for this enigmatic character, fueling speculation about his involvement.
According to insights shared behind Fightful’s paywall by Sean Sapp, discussions were underway for a captivating six-man tag team match that would have seen Captain Insano teaming up with the legendary Hardy Boyz, Matt and Jeff. Their opponents were proposed to be none other than Jeff Jarrett, the accomplished Jay Lethal, and Satnam Singh.
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The potential matchup was particularly enticing due to the ongoing feud between the Hardys and their adversaries, Jeff Jarrett, Jay Lethal, and their faction. This showdown could have been a fitting addition to the historic event’s already star-studded card, promising a clash of wrestling titans that fans would remember for years to come.
Regrettably, complications arose that prevented this dream match from materializing. Jeff Hardy’s inability to secure entry into the UK due to prior legal issues threw a wrench into the plans. Additionally, potential hurdles faced by Satnam Singh further exacerbated the situation. These roadblocks left the envisioned spectacle unrealized.
While it’s disappointing that Jeff Hardy won’t be present at AEW All In London, the show must go on. Fans attending Wembley Stadium can still expect an incredible display of athleticism, drama, and entertainment. As for Jeff Hardy, despite not being able to participate, he can surely enjoy the show from afar, appreciating the efforts of his fellow wrestlers.
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