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#3 More creative freedom for Jeff Hardy in AEW
Jeff left WWE on more than one occasion. The youngest Hardy brother left the company in 2003 and made his way to TNA where was able to explore more in the short run; even performing his own theme music. Jeff returned to WWE in 2006 and spent three years there, winning the top prize three times.
Despite feeling burnt out when he left WWE a second time, it wasn't long before Jeff returned to IMPACT Wrestling. It was there that he showed his creativity in a variety of ways. Jeff even tried turning heel as part of the Immortal stable, introducing his own TNA Heavyweight Championship and then creating a new persona in Willow.
Every time Jeff returns to WWE, it seems that the company has him play just one role as the Team Extreme member that was popularized two decades ago. Whenever he leaves, Jeff shows he has boatloads of creativity. AEW will allow Jeff to display his creativity in his own ways.
From Jon Moxley leaving behind Dean Ambrose and becoming the best babyface promo in the business to Brodie Lee going from a cult follower as Luke Harper to the leader of the Dark Order, former WWE superstars have found new life in AEW. Jeff could become the next in line to find himself in the AEW structure.
