TNA's Jeff Hardy ( One 1/2 of TNA World Tag Team Champions)

The Ham Radio Show presents: Cold Cuts

In this dynamic episode, Jeff Hardy—one half of the one-half of the TNA World Tag Team Champions, The Hardys—reflects on his groundbreaking career, creative spirit, and current run in Total Nonstop Action Wrestling.

He’s promoting TNA’s upcoming Impact shows in Minneapolis and preparing for a high-stakes match against Team 3D at Bound for Glory, rumored to be a tables match. Hardy shares the origin of the cable ladder match concept, inspired by a Fear Factor stunt, which led to The Hardys reclaiming the TNA Tag Team titles at Slammiversary.

Jeff opens up about his unique style and alter ego Willow, explaining how his look—painted nails, eyelid eyes, and unconventional gear—was all about self-expression and encouraging fans to embrace who they are. He also reveals how he created his signature move, the Swanton Bomb, blending Japanese wrestling influence with his own flair.

Despite his high-risk style, Hardy has avoided major wrestling injuries, with most damage coming from motocross. He reflects on surgeries after turning 40 and ongoing knee issues that stem from a dirt bike accident.

Looking ahead, Jeff dreams of becoming NXT Champion, performing his theme song “Modest” live on his way to the ring, and possibly reviving darker personas like Willow and the “Antichrist of Pro Wrestling.” Fans call in to share their admiration, and Jeff hints at a more enlightened version of himself emerging soon.

This episode is more than a career recap—it’s a celebration of a performer who turned risk into art, rebellion into connection, and tag team wrestling into legend.