While attending the Art of Wrestling podcast, Jeff Hardy, now one of the WWERAW doubles champions, was interviewed. He talked about the reasons why meteor falls and 450-degree flying swoops have been discontinued in recent years.
"I'll never do these two moves again. I also talked to Finikos (a post-90s Mexican wrestling star) just now, and he didn't do it anymore. Finikos once dislocated his shoulder joint because of such an action, so I gave up this move. Not only did I dislocate my shoulders, but I also broke my collarbone. But at least for now I still have my full moon curved knife! ”
In August, Jeff Hardy will turn forty, and it makes sense that he will give up high-risk high-flying maneuvers due to injuries. As Jeff said, he also has the Full Moon Curved Knife, and in the first game of wrestling Mania 33' return, he presented the audience with the Full Moon Curved Knife that jumped from the top of the iron ladder!
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