Jeff Hardy is a beloved professional wrestler, but unfortunately, he has dealt with demons throughout his career. This is something that has recently taken place again and has led to the company releasing him from his contract, bringing an end to this run. With his age, it is unlikely that he is going to return for another.
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Because of that, his final run of matches could end up being the last of his career within WWE. Thankfully for Hardy, he was back working at his very best, and he managed to get over to new heights again with the fans, which led to some great encounters.
10 Jeff Hardy vs. Madcap Moss (SmackDown, 11/19/21)
Jeff Hardy's final feud of this run was one that never quite got started. He was beginning to work with Madcap Moss and Happy Corbin, which began here. However, this wasn't a good match and it didn't end up being memorable at all.
To say this is the last singles match he had in WWE is a shame, as it is one that ends his career on a sour note. This was a glorified squash match that didn't even last two minutes, with Hardy securing the win via a roll-up.
9 Jeff Hardy vs. Austin Theory (Raw, 10/11/21)
This match was a confusing one that was not popular with the WWE Universe. A lot was going on in this, with a 24/7 Championship chase taking place throughout it. Considering the match didn't even last three minutes, the addition of that wasn't needed.
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Theory was given the win here as well, which is something that shocked a lot of people. However, it was done with a roll-up and some cheating, which protected Jeff a little. However, that didn't stop this from being a forgettable one.
8 Jeff Hardy, Mansoor, & Mustafa Ali vs. Jinder Mahal, Veer, & Shanky (Raw, 9/27/21)
Six-man tag team matches are not always the easiest to make entertaining, but when they are given less than four minutes, it is impossible. That was the problem within this match, as they simply didn't have enough time to make it good.
Jeff Hardy was the big star in this one, but this was a time when he had no clear direction or storyline. The lack of reason to be in this match wasn't helpful, but with no time to tell a story within the match, it was a case of everyone jumping in too quickly.
7 Jeff Hardy vs. Austin Theory (Raw, 10/18/21)
WWE decided to run a rematch between these two men one week after their first match, however, the outcome was the same, as Jeff Hardy was beaten. Thankfully, this was more enjoyable, as it had an actual resemblance to a wrestling match.
They were given a decent amount of time when it comes to an episode of Raw and they made the most out of that. This was all about putting Austin Theory over and there are few better at achieving that goal than Jeff Hardy.
6 Black Friday Battle Royal (SmackDown, 11/26/21)
Battle Royal matches are never too exciting, and that was the case with this one. There wasn't much to write home about here with this being a box standard match that was lacking in star power. There wasn't much build or any real storylines between the talent, so things did feel a little flat.
At one point, Jeff Hardy had seemingly won the match to become the number one contender. However, he was then eliminated while celebrating, as Sami Zayn had snuck under the ropes during the bout, which led to the surprise finish.
5 Jeff Hardy & Drew McIntyre vs. Madcap Moss & Happy Corbin (SmackDown, 11/26/21)
This was a fairly average tag team match, but it is one that proved to be a hit with the fans that night. Jeff Hardy is always popular, and placing him with someone like Drew McIntyre is a smart decision for WWE, especially against two heat magnets.
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The match itself was fairly basic, but because it was Jeff's hometown, the atmosphere was electric. The babyfaces dominated, as expected due to the star power, and it wrapped up an enjoyable encounter.
4 Jeff Hardy vs. Sami Zayn (SmackDown, 11/12/21)
This match was all about Survivor Series, with the loser being taken off the SmackDown team. The encounter itself wasn't too special, with both men having done better throughout their careers. However, it wasn't a bad match either.
Everything was fairly basic in this one, with neither man looking to push the boat out. However, they both sold excellently throughout the encounter, which helped to make it a match that fans enjoyed.
3 Jeff Hardy vs. Damian Priest (Raw, 10/4/21)
This match saw Jeff Hardy and Damian Priest compete for the United States Championship in what was a solid Raw match. It wasn't a particularly long one, and if they had another ten minutes, they could have created something very special.
However, that wasn't to be, but they made the most out of their time. It was a hard-hitting bout where they wasted no time in getting down to the action. Things spilled to the outside and the finish was also excellent, with Priest reversing a Twist of Fate into a crucifix.
2 Jeff Hardy vs. Damian Priest vs. Sheamus (Extreme Rules, 2021)
This match was for the United States Championship, which Damian Priest ended up retaining. However, it was a fun encounter that brought the best out of each man. Jeff Hardy was a major babyface in this one, with the audience firmly behind him, which led to a good storyline.
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Sheamus and Damian Priest brought the physicality, while Jeff kept the energy high. He sold great for both men and helped bring in some great near falls as well, which added to the drama of the entire show, creating a special match.
1 Team SmackDown vs. Team Raw (Survivor Series, 2021)
Traditional Survivor Series matches are not always a guarantee for success, but that wasn't the problem in 2021. In what could be Jeff Hardy's final pay-per-view match, he went out with a bang, reminding everyone why is one of the biggest babyface stars in wrestling.
He was a crucial part of this match, going the distance. Jeff got a major reaction from the fans here, and the near fall at the end was an incredible moment. However, it was Seth Rollins who got the victory, with the two men telling a great story to wrap up a lengthy and enjoyable encounter.
