Jeff Hardy recently spoke with BT Sport for an in-depth interview covering all things pro wrestling and WWE.
During the discussion, Hardy talked about some of the terms of his most recent WWE contract, noting it was a two-year deal that included the rights to his old theme song called, 'No More Words.'
Featured below is an excerpt from the interview where he touches on this topic.
“That was the deal when I re-signed. I was like, ‘I’ll sign for two years as long as I get my old theme back called No More Words.’ We came to find that they owned the song so there was no reason I couldn’t. My first night in front of a live audience, I got it back and it’s just like it never left. It was so powerful. I think [WWE] realized, ‘Yeah, that was a good decision.'"
As far as what would have happened if the crowd hadn't reacted to the song, he stated the following:
"I would say, 'I was wrong.' Everything worked out great and I'm happy it worked out the way it did."
Check out the complete interview via the video embedded below.
H/T to Fightful for transcribing the above quotes.
WRESTLING NEWS REACTION & DISCUSSION
* For late-breaking WWE & AEW news & rumors, follow our social media reporter on Twitter @MattBoone0709
* Follow Rajah owner Rajah Kumar on Twitter @RajahNews
* Follow the official Rajah account on Twitter @Rajah_News
* Follow the official Rajah Instagram account at Instagram.com/RajahNews
* Follow the official Rajah Facebook page at Facebook.com/RajahWWF
* Join the official Rajah Forums by signing up at Forums.Rajah.com
* Chat with other fans about this article in the official Rajah Disqus feed below, or at Disqus.com/home/forums/rajahcom
