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You know the deal, when you get into wrestling you have to be desperate to become the world

champion, and if not you must throw yourself out of a window because you have forsaken

the legends of the ring.

Here's 10 wrestlers that never wanted to be WWE Champion, number 10 Jeff Hardy in 2003.

So as of me, Jeff Hardy seems to be going through some issues and fingers crossed he can

finally get healthy and put these behind him.

Sadly this has been going on for some time, and became a problem for the WWE in 2003.

Jim Ross has spoken very passionately about Hardy's potential at the turn of the century

and according to JR, Jeff wasn't overly pleased when the company asked him to go to rehab.

As I'm sort of make way, they told the charismatic enigma that if he did go and got clean,

a WWE title round would be waiting on the other side, but he still said no.

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