Wrestling Rumor Roundup: Jeff Hardy to debut a new character, Street Profits news and more

The wrestling world is filled with news, views, and reviews all year long. Fans want their favorite superstars to do the best they can to give them a story to remember. It isn’t difficult, especially because change is inevitable. Wrestling has changed, fans have changed, and the services that came with wrestling have changed too.

Let’s dive into the possible things that can happen in the wrestling world that have made the news and find out if there is any information left for us that can help us understand the future. So without further ado, let’s dive into it:

Jeff Hardy to debut a new character

Jeff Hardy got drafted to SmackDown during the WWE draft. The Charismatic Enigma has worked well between the ropes on Raw, but he didn’t get the push he deserved. The brand change caused a different thing to happen as not only will Jeff change brands, but he may also change his character.

According to Cagesideseats, Jeff Hardy appeared on the NC Culture State podcast and talked about the Willow gimmick. He also cut a promo on Raw that had shades of the Willow character. It gives a sign that WWE would try to pick on the old gimmick of the former tag team champion to boost their ratings.

Street Profits were about to go to different brands

If rumors from Mike Johnson of PWInsider are to consider, Street Profits made it to the list of tag teams to split this WWE draft. The rumor mill confirms that Dawkins and Belair were opted to be on the blue brand while Ford would move to Raw.

The idea ended at a later time, and T-Bar and Mace split up during the WWE draft. One would have to see how the members of the split team perform over the months. The two have not performed as individual performers on the main roster, and this would be the first step in the right direction, or is it already doomed.

WWE has high hopes from two performers

According to Dave Meltzer of the Wrestling Observer Newsletter, Ridge Holland and Austin Theory have received praises backstage. Ridge and Austin have impressed important officials backstage, and this is exceptional.

WWE doesn’t put their force behind any superstar unless they are sure of their decision. If two superstars are on the radar and they have high push backstage, then that means business. We need to see if this input by wrestling’s revered journalist is correct or not.