5 reasons why Jeff Hardy should join AEW

#2 Jeff Hardy would be treated like a legend and a main eventer

Chris Jericho deserves an enormous amount of praise for his reign as the first AEW World Champion and essentially being the flag barrier for the company while they were growing. @IAmJericho #AEWRevolution pic.twitter.com/A8BwzXrWhG

— The Signature Spot (@SignatureSpot) March 1, 2020

Besides the creative freedom in AEW, Jeff will know how he'll be treated in the company. WWE has pushed him lower and lower down the card. He has gone from Intercontinental Champion to one of the 24/7 crew in a matter of a year.

In AEW, there have been many legends who have been treated with the type of reverence they never received in WWE. Jake The Snake Roberts and Arn Anderson have found roles as managers and helped current stars feel bigger with them standing by their side.

.@Sting is UNREAL! Double scorpion death drop AFTER going through the table.Tune into @tntdrama NOW to watch #AEWDynamite LIVE! pic.twitter.com/MkmQxAshLq

— All Elite Wrestling (@AEW) August 19, 2021

Sting had one of the best debuts of the decade for WWE back at Survivor Series 2014. However, he dropped his first match in the company against Triple H at WrestleMania 31. The WWE Hall of Famer lost his next match to Seth Rollins on Night of Champions 2015 which proved to be his last in the company.

In AEW, Sting has been treated as a legend. The Stinger is being used to elevate Darby Allin while making sure he's a star in his own right. Jericho went from jobber to the stars in WWE to the first-ever AEW World Champion. The way AEW has treated Sting and Jericho shows that Jeff can still be a main eventer.