Since his departure from WWE in 2021, Jeff Hardy has had a roller coaster ride in his private and professional life. On June 28th, 2022, he was arrested for DUI and has been suspended by Tony Khan, and kept off the TV by AEW. Fans were hoping that Hardy would return to in-ring action soon. However, recently there is a disappointing update regarding his DUI case, which can affect the wrestling legend’s career.

PWInsider recently shared a report in which they gave an update about The Charismatic Enigma’s DUI case. The report said, “He is currently slated for a pre-trial hearing on 2/23 in Florida that is listed as a case management conference.” It further stated how previously there was a mention in the court records between the two sides to come to a sort of plea deal regarding his DUI arrest. But there has been no official word in the court records.

Furthermore, this was the pro wrestler’s third offense in the last ten years. The former WWE world champion was also found driving his car with a canceled license and there were a few “violation of restrictions” on his driving license.

This could lead to a punishment of five-year imprisonment for Hardy, as his primary charge is a felony under Florida law. All the other charges are misdemeanors. Last year on June 28th, Hardy had filed a written plea of being not guilty with the court.

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When did Jeff Hardy last appear on TV?

The Enigmatic Soul last appeared in WWE on a live show in December 2021. He walked out during a tag team match which led to WWE sending him home during a live tour. This was his last appearance for the company, as he was released shortly after that.

He had a no-compete clause with WWE, which ended in early March 2022. He debuted in AEW to save his brother Matt Hardy from the team of Andrade El Idolo, Private Party, and The Butcher and The Blade. He then took part in the Owen Hart Foundation tournament, which was his first singles match after a long time. Hardy defeated Bobby Fish to reach the semi-finals against Darby Allin.

Allin and Hardy gave a spectacular match that was full of hardcore moments, with the WWE legend winning the contest. He faced Adam Cole in the finals but ultimately lost.

Hardy teamed with his brother Matt Hardy in a match against Young Bucks at Double or Nothing. He got severely concussed in the match, which led him to be pulled off from TV until he fully recovered. Also, this was his last AEW TV appearance before getting arrested.

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