Jim Cornette thinks WWE legend has become "so meaningless" in AEW

Jim Cornette recently made a bold statement claiming that WWE legend Matt Hardy has become "so meaningless" in AEW.

In his current run in Tony Khan's promotion, Hardy has played a variety of characters. He started his AEW career by playing his iconic "Broken" gimmick in 2020 and then transitioned to "Big Money Matt," which led to the creation of the Hardy Family Office with Private Party, The Butcher, and The Blade as its initial members.

Afterwards, Matt returned to his old tag-team roots upon the arrival of his younger brother Jeff Hardy earlier this year, as one-half of The Hardys. Following Jeff's suspension due to legal issues, he has been a singles competitor, usually employing a chunk of his V1 (Version1) gimmick.

During the latest episode of The Jim Cornette Experience, the WWE veteran said that if Matt was younger, he would've thought his multiple personality gimmicks were horrible.

While he knew that Hardy didn't have much time left in his wrestling career, Cornette felt that AEW was still booking him incorrectly and that he had become unwatchable.

"If he was younger, I'd say 'go away and come back' when they miss you but he doesn't have that much time left so I don't see what... They've [AEW] made him [Matt Hardy] so meaningless and when you see Matt's face on that TV show now you know oh my God this is gonna s*ck and it's gonna involve every underneath talent they can't figure out something to do with," Cornette said. [from 1:02:24 - 1:02:45]

Check out the clip in this video:

Hardy is currently aligned with Stokely Hathaway's The Firm after his contract was acquired by the faction following Isiah Kassidy's loss to Ethan Page at Rampage in Toronto, Canada, on October 14.

Matt won his first match as a member of the heelish group last Monday on Dark: Elevation against Lord Crewe.

AEW star Matt Hardy was seen alongside Jeff Hardy

Matt Hardy was recently spotted with his brother Jeff Hardy, who has been suspended by AEW due to legal issues following his DUI arrest.

The Hardy brothers were seen hanging out with young tag-team duo Private Party (Isiah Kassidy and Marq Quen) in a photo posted by Kassidy on Twitter.

Check out the latest photo below:

Jeff Hardy along with Matt Hardy and Private Party.

Same energy 💯 twitter.com/daxftr/status/… https://t.co/PNOEKrCZM5

The last time Matt and Jeff were together in the squared circle was when they dismissed The Young Bucks (Matt and Nick Jackson) at Double or Nothing 2022 on May 29.

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