10.

From traveling for a frankly ridiculous amount of time to make a show, to indulging in ill-advised

pre-match activities, I'm Gareth from What Culture Wrestling and here are 10 wrestlers

who prepared for matches in the worst possible way.

10.

Jeff Hardy Get in a Bad Way

Those who tuned in to Victory Road live back in 2011 were met with one of the most unsettling

and uncomfortable sights witnessed in a wrestling ring up until that point.

Jeff Hardy clearly under the influence from the moments he arrived on the ramp stumbled

to the ring on route to challenging Sting for his TNA World Heavyweight Championship.

Eric Bischoff would then rush down before the match got underway, not so subtly altering

the plans for the encounter.

While the icon called it a night early with a scorpion death drop and a forced pin on

the charismatic enigma, Hardy was clearly in a bad way coming into the pay-per-view.

And despite reportedly seeming fine for the majority of the day of Victory Road, he definitely

needed help.

So TNA sent the star home and wrote him off TV after the incident, with Hardy soon entering

into a 120-day outpatient rehab.

Despite still dealing with his demons from time to time, Hardy has thankfully never hit

what he classed as rock bottom again like he did at Victory Road 2011.

And for that, we definitely are thankful.

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