5 Biggest WWE Superstars who couldn't defeat Eddie Guerrero

#2 Jeff Hardy couldn't defeat Eddie Guerrero (0-1)

In the early 2000s, soon after Eddie Guerrero made his WWE debut, The Radicalz began feuding with The Hardy Boyz and Lita. Eddie was a part of several tag team matches against The Hardy Boyz at the time. On a few occasions, Jeff, Matt, and Lita defeated Eddie, Perry Saturn, and Terri in six-person tag team bouts. In April 2002, Eddie Guerrero and Jeff Hardy finally crossed paths in singles action.

Eddie Guerrero had held the Intercontinental title for a while at that point, after winning it against Rob Van Dam at Backlash 2002. On an episode of WWE RAW, Eddie took on Jeff Hardy with the Intercontinental title on the line. Eddie Guerrero came out victorious in the end and left the arena with the title on his shoulder. Unfortunately, we never got to witness another singles match featuring these two incredibly talented athletes. Jeff Hardy was absent from WWE TV for the better part of the mid-2000s, at a time when Eddie was one of the top guys on SmackDown.

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