Warning: The following contains a *SPOILER* for tonight's SmackDown: Tonight on SmackDown, Jeff Hardy will wrestle WWE Champion Triple H. If Jeff Hardy wins the match, he will be added to the Triple H vs. Vladamir Kozlov match at Sunday's Survivor Series, making it a Triple Threat match. WWE.com has jumped the gun and updated their Survivor Series preview page to include Jeff Hardy in that title match, revealing he'll win tonight's match with Triple H on SmackDown. Oops. (Update: The spoiler has now been removed from WWE.com)
Jeff Hardy was interviewed this week by Lou Ramirez of of San Antonio, Texas radio station KJ97 FM. Hardy talks about a number of topics, including whether he'll be wrestling in 5 years (he says maybe), Mike Adamle's first WWE TV appearance where he called Jeff "Jest Hervey" and more. You can hear the interview at KJ97.com.
Jeff Hardy was also interviewed this week by Brian Fritz of OrlandoSentinel.com. Hardy told Fritz what winning the WWE Championship would mean to him. "It would mean the world, definitely, because from our childhood that’s always been a dream to become the world champion. I’ve had a lot of titles in the past and to complete the collection would be great before it’s all said and done, before I’m done in the ring." Hardy adds, "It would be great to say I have been WWE Champion. Hopefully – I’m on the verge of that. I’ve come close so many times and there is an interesting story in there. I think that’s why a lot of people are attached to it and they want to see me succeed in that light. But if I never do, I won’t downgrade myself or think low of myself because I have accomplished a lot and I have a lot to be proud of. I’m proud of who I am and what I’ve done."
Reposted: On Tuesday the 25th, the November 28th and December 5th editions of WWE Smackdown will be taped at the Times Union Center in Albany, New York. I (Ryan Clark) will be covering this double SmackDown! taping next week. We're also going to TRY to broadcast WZR Radio from inside the arena. It could get loud so who knows how long we'll be able to go. Damien Damento is also expected to call in although I am hoping he holds off one more week so we can do that debate on Tuesday, December 2nd. It's simply to much to cover two editions of SmackDown!, do a live 2-hour radio show inside a loud arena, and hold a friendly debate with Damien Damento all at the same time. I hope to hear from him if this is possible shortly? On a side note, they are predicting a massive nor'easter snowstorm on Monday night and Tuesday so things may get even more complicated.
