Jeff Hardy

Hardy was at WrestleCon in Jacksonville on Saturday. He currently wrestles in All Elite Wrestling, AEW, which is based in Jacksonville and owned by Shahid ...

Hardy has had several documented issues with substance abuse throughout his career. Troopers said Hardy submitted to a breathalyzer which showed an alcohol content of higher than .29, more than four times the legal limit. Troopers caught up with the vehicle as it merged from I-4 onto Interstate 95, records show.

The Volusia County Corrections website lists the charges as a third drug- or alcohol-related DUI offense within 10 years, driving with a suspended, canceled or ...

Jeff's brother, Matt Hardy, later confirmed that Jeff turned down WWE's offer to go to rehab, leading to his release. The three-time WWE world champion, five-time WWE intercontinental champion and nine-time WWE tag team champion made his AEW debut in March by saving Matt from an attack at the hands of Andrade El Idolo and others. His most recent WWE run ended in December when WWE released him after he exited through the crowd during a six-man tag team match he was involved in at a house show.

Powell's POV: This is Hardy's third DUI arrest. He is scheduled to wrestle in a ladder match on Wednesday's AEW Dynamite. Although he will have his day in court ...

AEW President Tony Khan has yet to publicly comment on the matter as of this update. He is scheduled to wrestle in a ladder match on Wednesday’s AEW Dynamite. Although he will have his day in court, I will be disappointed if he’s allowed to wrestle this week. AEW wrestler Jeff Hardy was arrested early Monday morning on DUI charges and for driving with a cancelled, suspended, or revoked license.

Jeff Hardy, former WWE Champion and current AEW star, once again found himself in trouble with the law this past weekend per an arrest report from Volusia ...

And like with the alcohol, I can't drink like other people and I've surrendered and I've just manned up to that, you know and there's nothing wrong with it." He told Corey Graves on After The Bell in April 2020, "...Being that I've been to rehab, inpatient rehab for the first time in my life, I've learned a lot about the disease known as alcoholism and addiction cause I went through the drugs back when I got arrested and even watching SmackDown last week, when they aired the mugshots and stuff, that's some heavy stuff, but it's gonna be good s— because this is my last chance to get it right and I want to just get a few more good years out of this body and do the best I possibly can but yeah, it was weird man. Hardy returned to WWE programming following his stint in rehab, then said in numerous interviews that he felt it was his "last chance" in the pro wrestling industry.

According to Florida Highway Patrol documents, obtained by TMZ Sports, Jeff Hardy had a BAC of .294 following his arrest early Monday morning.

He was arrested again for DWI in North Carolina in Oct. 2019. Cops also noted in the docs Hardy's license was suspended following his two previous convictions for driving under the influence. In March 2018, he was charged with DWI in North Carolina after getting into a car wreck. In the documents, police say they received four separate calls regarding the Charger's "poor driving pattern." AEW Star Jeff Hardy Arrested For DUI ... Cops Say He Had .294 BAC Jeff Hardy Arrested For DUI, Cops Say AEW Star Had .294 BAC

Professional wrestler Jeff Hardy faces a DUI charge after being arrested in Volusia County Monday morning, according to jail records.

Troopers said Hardy submitted to a breathalyzer which showed an alcohol content of higher than .29, more than four times the legal limit. Hardy has had several documented issues with substance abuse throughout his career. Troopers caught up with the vehicle as it merged from I-4 onto Interstate 95, records show.

The former WWE and current AEW wrestler has been charged with DUI and two other crimes following a traffic stop over the weekend.

Hardy was visibly impaired by the injury during the match and Matt says Jeff "doesn't remember the match at all after that happened." He was released from his contract less than a week later and debuted in AEW following the end of his 90-day non-compete clause, joining his brother Matt in the promotion. Hardy was arrested in Volusia County Florida, according to online records.

Jeff Hardy, the pro wrestler and musician with a storied career was arrested again on a felony charge of drunk driving and two other charges.

He was taken to the Florida Highway Patrol’s DeLand office, where he volunteered two breath samples. The driver appeared to be in a stupor and confused.” Hardy complied with an order to place his hands on the steering wheel, but fumbled when he tried to place the Dodge in park before letting go of the brakes. Then Steiner asked him to unlock the door. “I observed the vehicle to be traveling significantly under the speed limit, weaving across travel lanes, and running off the shoulder of the roadway,” Steiner reported. Hardy, of Cameron, N.C., was booked at the Volusia Branch jail. He was on I-95 in Volusia County when Florida Highway Patrol trooper Zach Steiner pulled him over.

Professional wrestling legend Jeff Hardy has been arrested for alleged DUI in Florida.

He was also arrested for public intoxication in 2019. He was arrested for DWI in 2019 and was also arrested for driving while impaired after a car accident in 2018. He’s being held on a $3,500 bond.

Former WWE Champion and current All Elite Wrestling star Jeff Hardy is arrested in Florida and charged with a felony.

Hardy has been advertised for the next episode of AEW Dynamite, scheduled to take place on Wednesday, June 15. For the uninitiated, an ignition interlock device requires the driver to blow in it to prove that they have not been drinking before they are able to start their car. Hardy has been arrested numerous times over the years, with the latest arrest happening the morning of Monday, June 13.

Hardy was charged with driving under the influence of alcohol and/or drugs (third offense within 10 years), driving on a suspended/revoked license and a ...

"Jeff is good. We are good. On December 9, Fightful.com initially reported WWE released Hardy after offering "help and rehab," which "was not accepted."

This is the third time since 2018 that Hardy has been arrested on charges of driving while impaired.

Hardy was most recently in action when The Hardys defeated The Young Bucks at AEW’s Double or Nothing pay-per-view on May 29. AEW hasn’t addressed whether Hardy will still be appearing at the show. They reunited in March when Jeff made his AEW debut.

Former WWE standout and current All Elite Wrestling star Jeff Hardy was arrested Monday in Volusia County for driving under the influence of alcohol.

Hardy, 44, was pulled over by a state trooper early Monday after the Florida Highway Patrol received calls about an impaired driver on Interstate 95 in Volusia ...

Hardy had a more than two-decade career in the WWE, often teaming up with his brother, Matt Hardy, for matches. He now is on the roster of the All Elite Wrestling league. Besides driving under the influence, Hardy is facing charges of driving while a license was revoked and violating restrictions placed on his driver's license.

Jeff Hardy is facing another DUI offense -- this time in Florida where he was arrested on three charges.

Hardy is best known for his theatrics in the WWE ring. Hardy, a North Carolina native, was arrested in his home state in 2018 and 2019 for driving while impaired. This was Hardy’s third DUI offense in the last 10 years and is a third-degree felony, according to The Daytona Beach News-Journal.

Matt Hardy has weighed in on his brother Jeff Hardy's third impaired driving arrest in under five years.

Including their wins in WWE, TNA and Ring of Honor, they have been tag-team champions 12 times. Florida Highway Patrol said they received several calls about his erratic driving in his white Dodge Charger before finally catching up with him and pulling him over. Last year, after exhibiting bizarre behavior at an un-televised show in Texas, Hardy was offered by WWE to go to rehab.

Three officers drew their guns and pointed them at AEW star Jeff Hardy during his DUI arrest on Monday, police video, obtained by TMZ Sports, shows.

In the footage, you can see Hardy -- wearing a Jacksonville Jaguars T-shirt -- was not steady on his feet ... and mumbled and whispered responses to the officers. Fortunately, Hardy eventually opened his car door without issue ... and the officers were able to get him out of his vehicle without incident. Three officers were apparently so concerned about the state of Jeff Hardy after they pulled him over on Monday morning, they each drew their guns and pointed them at the AEW star. Jeff Hardy DUI Arrest Video Three Officers Pulled Guns On Wrestler During Stop In the footage, you can see after cops stopped Hardy's white Dodge Charger on a freeway after they said it had been swerving all over the road and driving erratically ... they walked to his car and appeared to shout orders at him through his closed windows. Three Officers Pulled Guns On Jeff Hardy During DUI Arrest, Police Video Shows

Florida Highway Patrol released dash-camera video Tuesday showing the traffic stop that ended in the arrest of professional wrestler Jeff Hardy.

At 27:14 in the video, Hardy can be seen receiving instructions on the exercises from the troopers. Around 30 minutes into the video, Hardy is asked to walk nine steps in a straight line. At 11:29 in the video, Hardy’s bag is searched. Hardy’s response is not audible in the video. The video ends shortly thereafter. The video shows him trying several more times to stand with his feet together, but Hardy appears to have difficulty every time. Troopers can be seen immediately patting the wrestler down and removing his backpack from the vehicle. The video shows Hardy’s car jerk forward as troopers still have their weapons pointed at the driver. Troopers catch up with the Charger nearly four minutes into the video. About six minutes into the video, Hardy exits the car. In the video, the Charger can be seen drifting onto the left shoulder of the road, coming close to the concrete barrier and then drifting back into both lanes of traffic. Troopers caught up with the vehicle as it merged from I-4 onto Interstate 95 in Volusia County, records show.