Watch: Matt Hardy’s Oldest Kid Puts Stokely Hathaway To Rest Using Jeff Hardy’s Iconic Swanton Bomb

There is a plethora of wrestlers who have wrestling in their blood. For example, Cody Rhodes, Roman Reigns, and many more top stars belong to the classic wrestling families and look to emulate their greatness. It seems like another family legacy is making its way to the wrestling world as Matt Hardy‘s eldest son Maxwell Hardy stunned everyone by performing one of his uncle Jeff Hardy’s iconic moves to put down Stokely Hathaway in a recent episode of AEW Rampage.

Matt Hardy’s son stunned the WWE world with his amazing Swanton Bomb

Jeff Hardy returned to action following a year-long break on tonight’s AEW Rampage. The Charismatic Enigma came back to the Jacksonville-based promotion for teaming up with his brother against The Firm. Matt Hardy previously noted that they will have a match inside the Hardy compound and named it The Firm Deletion match.

Last night, the whole Hardy Family including Reby Hardy, Senor Benjamin, and other non-wrestling members united against The Firm. While the action-packed family match offered many spectacular moments to watch, what gained the most attention was 8-year-old little Maxwell’s commendable delivery of the Swanton Bomb on Stokely Hathaway. Matt Hardy’s little one’s flawless imitation of his uncle Jeff Hardy’s signature move will excite wrestling fans.

In the video, Matt Hardy’s wife hits Hathaway with a ‘Twist of Fate’, before his son Maxwell takes flight to deliver an impressive Swanton Bomb. Hence, it will not be surprising if we see Maxwell Hardy, continuing his father and uncle’s legacy further in the future.

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The returning match of Jeff Hardy finally reach an end when he pinned Ethan Page to clinch the win.

Will Jeff Hardy retire from pro wrestling shortly?

While Jeff Hardy returned to AEW weeks ago, the former WWE World Heavyweight Champion’s sustainability in the promotion is subject to doubt. After his recent comeback, Jeff opened up about his hard work behind bouncing back. But the 45-year-old seemingly doesn’t have any plan to push his button further.

Addressing fans from the stage, Jeff noted, ”I think the smartest thing for me to do is retire from screwing up. I’m here in AEW to end my career on an extremely high note instead of a depressing low. I love each and every one of you. We’ll see and time will tell. The future’s waiting for us to prevail.”

Now it remains to be seen how things will take shape for Jeff Hardy in AEW going forward.

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