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Continue Matt Hardy Matt Hardy in November 2018Birth September 23, 1974 (46 years)[1] , North Carolina, United States[1] Alma Mater University of North Carolina at CharlotteSmall nicknames Matt Hardy[2] Woken Matt Hardy[2] White Cheetah[3] Grim Reaper[3] Executioner[3] Executioner[3]3] Wildo Jynx Broken MattPeso 105 kg (236 lb)[4] Height 1.85 m (6 ft 1 in)[4] Nationality United StatesResidence Cameron, North Carolina, United StatesE.[2] StatisticsDebut October 15, 1992[2][edit wikidata data] Matthew Matt Moore Hardy[2] (born September 23, 1974)[1] is an American professional wrestler best known under the name Matt Moore Hardy , who currently works on (AEW). He is best known for his tenure in WWE, appearing alongside his real-life brother Jeff as (formerly known as Team Xtreme). Hardy has also worked for Total Nonstop Action Wrestling (TNA) and (ROH). Matt has been a three-time World Champion, two-time TNA World Heavyweight Champion and once ECW Champion. In addition, among his individual achievements, his reigns stand out as Hardcore Champion, European Champion, WWE CruiserWeight Champion and WWE United States Champion. He is a 14-time World Couples Champion after being a two-time TNA World Couples Champion, once ROH World Couples Champion, once WCW World Couples Champion, six-time WWE World Couples Champion, once SmackDown Couples Champion and three-time WWE/Raw Couples Champion with MVP, his brother Jeff and . [5] He was also Fifth Winner of the Memorial Battle Royal at WrestleMania 34. Career Beginnings Before making his World Wrestling Federation debut with his brother Jeff, Matt trained with retired wrestler Dory Funk, Jr.. [6] Matt, along with Jeff and his friends, created their own organization, trampoline Wrestling Federation (TWF), where they mimicked the movements they watched on television. Soon after, they changed the name of the promotion to OMEGA Wrestling, where Matt competed under the name High Voltage. [6] Soon after, Matt had to change his name because a World Championship Wrestling (WCW) group was using that name so he changed it to Surge. [7] The Hardys also fought for other wrestling organizations in North Carolina. In May 1994, Matt won the NEWA Championship and in March 1995 won the NEWA Couples Championship along with Venom. [2] A month later he defeated Willow by winning the NFWA Championship. [6] World Wrestling Federation / (1998-2005) Matt making his entrance to WrestleMania X8. 1998-1999 In 1998, the Hardy brothers signed with the World Wrestling Federation (WWF) and were trained by Dory Funk, Jr. in their dojo along with other wrestlers such as , Christian, and A-Train. [8] They eventually debuted at WWF in mid-1998, forming a team called The Hardy Boyz (later called The Hardys). The Hardys frequently fought in Shotgun and HEAT for much of the year before entering Raw's main campus. When and Christian created the group The Brood in 1999, The Hardys began to be accompanied into the ring by , who later established himself as their manager. On June 29, 1999, they won their first WWF Pair Championship by beating The Acolytes, losing it a month later in the Fully Loaded event to them. [9] After the dissolution of The Brood, The Hardys created together with the team's former member, Gangrel, a new group called The New Brood, beginning a feud with Edge and Christian, whom they defeated in , winning Terri Runnels' services as manager. [10] Later, in and , they participated in matches, without achieving victory. [12] In early 2000, The Hardy Boys began to be accompanied into the ring by Lita, with whom they formed the group Team Xtreme. During the first quarter of the year they starred in several matches against other teams such as The Dudley Boys and Edge & Christian, facing the first in the in a Tag Team Table Match; seconds in ; and both at WrestleMania 2000, with one win and two losses respectively. [15] WrestleMania's bout was chosen by Pro Wrestling Illustrated magazine as the 2000 Fight of the Year. After WrestleMania they fought occasionally on RAW and SmackDown! against couples such as , Edge & Christian, Test & Albert and . At SummerSlam, they were defeated by Edge & Christian in a TLC match in which the Dudley Boys also participated. [16] In they won the WWF Tag Team Championship after defeating Edge & Christian in a Steel Cage Match, but lost it to them in No Mercy. [18] However, a day later, they regained the championships after defeating Edge & Christian again, losing them on November 6 to Right to Censor. [19] In Survivor Series, Matt's team won the classic elimination match, jeff being the only survivor of the match. [20] During the month of December, Team Xtreme had a short rivalry with The Radicalz, whom they faced on numerous occasions on RAW and SmackDown!, as well as having a match in Armageddon, where they were defeated. [21] At the Royal Event Matt participated in the where he was quickly eliminated. [22] Then, at WrestleMania X-Seven and Insurrextion, The Hardys faced Edge and Christian, being defeated in both matches. [23] In the smackDown edition! on 26 April 2001 he won the European Championship with the help of his brother and Lita by defeating . Hardy successfully defended the title against Guerrero and Christian three days later in . Despite this, he continued to fight alongside his brother in couples matches in Insurrextion and . He also defended the title in against , but lost it on August 27 on RAW to The Hurricane. He then fought again in the pairs division, winning the WCW World Couples Championship on October 8 on RAW by defeating &Test. During his reign, they began a feud with The Alliance team The Dudley Boyz, losing the championship to them on October 23. They tried to get him back in in a match where The APA (Faarooq & Bradshaw) also participated, but failed to do so. However, they won the WWF Couples Championship on November 12 by defeating Booker T&Test, challenging The Dudley Boyz to a unification match in Survivor Series. However, The Hardys lost the fight and titles. After losing the titles Matt had a little feud with his brother Jeff which led them to a match in , where Jeff emerged victorious. [24] 2002-2005 Jeff and Matt returned at the 2002 Royal Rumble, with no mention of their previous rivalry, where they were quickly eliminated by . [25] In No Way Out, The Hardys participated in a Tag Team Turmoil match but were defeated by The APA. [26] They also participated in WrestleMania X8 where they were defeated by Billy and Chuck in a World Tag Team Championship match. [27] After this, during the first draft, The Hardys split when Matt moved on to SmackDown! and Jeff stayed on RAW. Despite this, he continued to pair with Jeff at Insurrextion, defeating & Shawn Stasiak, in Judgment Day losing to Brock Lesnar & and King of the Ring, defeating Stevie Richards & . Then in his singles stage he was defeated by Booker T in Rebellion. In 2003 he participated in the Royal Rumble Match in the Royal Rumble event and was eliminated by Brock Lesnar who was the winner. Shortly after joining SmackDown!, he called himself Matt Hardy Version 1.0, creating a lifestyle and calling himself the Guru of The Mattitude, following Shannon Moore and Crash Holly. In addition, he began losing weight below 100 kilos in order to fight in the CruiserWeight division. Once he was below the limit, he won the Cruiserweight Championship of the by defeating for himself in No Way Out. He then began a feud with , whom he defeated at WrestleMania XIX, retaining the title. A month later, Mysterio managed to defeat Hardy for the Cruiserweight Championship on SmackDown!. Then at Vengeance he participated in the APA Bar Room Brawl where he could not win and the match was won by Bradshaw. Later at SummerSlam he defeated Zach Gowen after he could not fight for injuries declaring Matt the winning referee. He then continued his feud with Gowen facing both in No Mercy being defeated. In 2004, Matt participated in the Royal Rumble Match at Royal Rumble but was eliminated by Rene Duprée. He was then defeated by Val Venis in Backlash. Months later, Matt Hardy's girlfriend Lita became the center of attention for , who began harassing her. For weeks, Kane attacked Hardy while chasing Lita. In June, Lita told Matt she was pregnant, but a week later, when Matt went to propose to her, Kane told her the baby was hers. Against this, a fight was agreed without disqualification between the two in Vengeance, where Hardy won the match. However, Lita had a DNA test and discovered that the father was Kane. Although Matt told her that he didn't care and wanted to marry her, Kane attacked him and tried to marry Lita. At SummerSlam, the two faced each other again to see who would marry Lita, winning Kane the match. Two weeks later, during the wedding between Kane and Lita, Hardy interfered at the ceremony, but Kane applied a Chokeslam to him from the stage entrance, causing him an injury that kept him inactive. During his injury, he was fired from WWE on April 11, 2005. (2005) After being fired, Hardy began to accept independent fights. Hardy made his Ring of Honor (ROH) debut on July 16, where he defeated . He also participated in the ninth anniversary of Big Time Wrestling, where he defeated Jason Styles. On July 29, on the International Wrestling Cartel, he was defeated by A.J. Styles. After this, he was re-hired by WWE. However, he fought twice more in ROH, defeating on August 12 and losing to the next day. He also participated in Wrestlereunion 2, where he lost alongside Rhino to Team 3D. World Wrestling Entertainment (2005-2010) 2005-2006 Matt made his return to WWE in August 2005, immediately starting a feud with Edge, who had taken away his girlfriend, Lita in real life. Matt and Edge faced off at SummerSlam losing Matt after he started bleeding. The two faced off again in a Steel Cage match at Unforgiven, where Hardy won after applying a Leg Drop from the top of the cell. In addition, during the fight, he applied a of Fate a Lita. However, the two faced off again on Homecoming in a in which the winner won The Bank's Edge briefcase from for a shot at any WWE World Championship and the loser would drop RAW. During the match, Lita interfered, attacking Hardy, the thus giving Edge the victory, causing Matt to abandon RAW, going to SmackDown. After leaving RAW, Hardy became part of the SmackDown roster on Theodore Long's initiative to seek new talent, defeating Simon Dean in his first brand match on October 21. On Taboo Tuesday he was cast alongside Rey Mysterio to face & Edge, but injured Edge, so he was replaced by Snitsky, winning Hardy & Mysterio's fight. Then in the last months of 2005 he began a brief feud with JBL facing both in Armageddon being defeated. He participated in the Royal Rumble, but was eliminated by . After this, he began a feud with MNM (Joey Mercury & Johnny Nitro) for his manager Melina, teaming up with to face them in No Way Out, winning the match. In addition, one of his teammates against MNM was Road Warrior Animal, with whom he began a brief feud after he attacked him after being defeated by MNM switching to heel, in the feud they played a qualifying match for WrestleMania 22's Money in the Bank which he won by qualifying for Money in the Bank. However, the match was won by , also taking part in , Finlay and . In mid-2006 he participated in the quarter-finals of King of the Ring losing to Booker T. In The Great American Bash he faced Gregory Helms losing the match. After this he continued his feud with Helms defeating him in No Mercy. In Survivor Series he participated in Team DX (, , CM Punk, and him), defeating Team Rated-RKO (Edge, , Gregory Helms, Johnny Nitro and Mike Knox). After Survivor Series The Hardys began a feud with MNM. He and his brother Jeff defeated MNM in December to Dismember. Both teams continued the feud by having several fights so they fought the rematch at Fatal-Four Way Ladder Match in Armageddon, including & teams, and Dave Taylor & for the WWE Pair Championships. During the fight, Mercury received a ladder blow to the face, being legitimately wounded in one eye and part of his nose, which bled profusely, he was immediately taken to the WWE emergency room, leaving Mercury the fight. l 2007 Jeff and Matt in December to Dismember. After ending their feud with Gregory Helms, he began a new feud with his brother Jeff in front of MNM as they dealt to injure them in revenge for Mercury's accident. This feud led them to face each other several times, in Royal Rumble they defeated MNM and later both participated in the Royal Rumble Match where Randy Orton and Edge were eliminated respectively. They then continued to face MNM, ending the feud in No Way Out, where The Hardys teamed up with and managed to defeat MNM. Both participated in WrestleMania 23 in the Money in the Bank Ladder Match but failed to win. The next day, the two won their sixth World Tag Team Championship after winning a Tag team Battle Royal. The Hardys began a feud with Lance Cade & Trevor Murdoch, whom they defeated in Backlash and Judgment Day, retaining the titles. In addition, at , The Hardys managed to beat The World's Greatest Tag Team ( & Shelton Benjamin) in a Ladder match, retaining the championship. However, the next day he was lost to Cade & Murdoch. Then they had the rematch in Vengeance, but were defeated again. After losing the titles as pairs, Matt focused on the United States Championship and fought for him in The Great American Bash event against Montel Vontavious Porter but did not win the title. [28] After this, the feud between the two continued in the following weeks with clashes between the two in various disciplines of the sport such as basketball or chess. [29] At Saturday Night's Main Event, a boxing match was arranged between the two wrestlers, but due to the heart problems suffered by MVP (), MVP (kayfabe), it was replaced by heavy world boxing champion Evander Holyfield. The showdown ended when Holyfield attacked MVP and raised Matt's arm in victory. [30] Matt won his first WWE Tag Team Championship alongside MVP on the SmackDown edition! August 31, 2007, defeating champions 'N Domino. [31] They then defeated Deuce 'N Domino again in the rematch at Unforgiven. At Cyber Sunday 2007 he would fight MVP for his title, in which the public should choose the type of combat. Due to Matt's physical problem, the replacement was Kane, who defeated MVP by Account Out in a match with the United States Championship at stake, retaining his title. [32] In the smackDown edition! on November 16, 2007, he lost his all-paired title to and along with MVP. After the match, MVP attacked Matt in his left leg injuring him for 1 to 3 months. [33] Due to that injury he was unable to compete in Survivor Series. Matt visited RAW on the December 31 issue to support his brother Jeff but Randy Orton attacked him backstage injuring him for 3 to 4 months. 2008 At the Wrestlemania XXIV event attacking MVP during the Money in the Bank match, preventing him from winning the briefcase. [34] Backlash defeated MVP, thus becoming the United States Champion. [35] The following week on SmackDown!, Matt retained the championship against MVP in a rematch. In the Draft he was moved to ECW, taking the title with him. In the same week he fought at Night of Champions, where he retained his title against Chavo Guerrero. [36] In the July 4 edition of Smackdown he retained his title in a Fatal-Four-Way Match against Chavo Guerrero, Shelton Benjamin and Mr. Kennedy. In the July 15 edition along with his brother Jeff Hardy he beat WWE's all-time champions (John Morrison and The Miz) in a non-title match. In The Great American Bash, Matt Hardy lost the United States Championship to Shelton Benjamin. [37] On the July 22nd edition he won a Fatal-Four-Way Match thus getting an opportunity to fight for the ECW Championship at SummerSlam. In that event he won by disqualification, which did not allow him to win the championship. [38] At ECW on August 19, he was defeated again by Mark Henry in a rematch because Tony Atlas interfered to help Mark Henry. Finally, at Unforgiven, Matt Hardy won the ECW Championship by defeating Mark Henry, The Miz, Finlay and Chavo Guerrero in a Scramble Match Championship. [39] Then on Smackdown he had a Triple Threat Match against Triple H (WWE Champion) and (World Heavyweight Champion), which he lost. At No Mercy, he managed to retain his championship after defeating Mark Henry. [40] At Cyber Sunday he retained the championship against Evan Bourne[41] and in the November 11 edition of ECW he faced Finlay. In Survivor Series he was defeated in a team match. He was eliminated by Mark Henry via World's Strongest Slam[42] and in Armageddon was defeated by . [43] 2009 Upon his move to ECW, he won the ECW Championship, being the first Hardy to win a world title. After retaining the ECW Championship against Chavo Guerrero and defeating Mark Henry in singles matches, he lost the championship on January 12 to Jack Swagger. He then lost his rematch at Royal Rumble and became heel by attacking his brother Jeff at that same event. [44] In the post-Royal Rumble ECW edition, general manager Theodore Long announced his departure from ECW to move to Smackdown! Over the next few weeks he feuded with his brother Jeff, whom he faced at WrestleMania XXV in an match, which Matt won. In the April 10 edition of Smackdown! faced his brother Jeff in a Stretcher Match winning Matt. On April 13, 2009, he was sent to the RAW brand due to the 2009 Draft[45] in which attacked by his brother Jeff Hardy during his match with CM Punk, disqualifying Punk and causing Maryse and the WWE Divas Championship to move to RAW. Later, in Backlash he lost to his brother in an I Quit match. Then, at Extreme Rules, he had a chance at the United States Championships against champion , Montel Vontavious Porter and William Regal, but failed to win. On June 29, 2009, he was transferred from RAW to SmackDown!, but on July 2 he had to undergo surgery for an injury to his abdomen. On August 7, he returned to SmackDown as a special arbiter of the stellar match that same night that pitted Jeff Hardy against CM Punk for the World Heavyweight Championship. The match was won by Jeff counting punk 3, but Matt quickly told Jeff to win, becoming a face again. In he defeated Mike Knox in the dark match. In , Team SmackDown (Chris Jericho, Kane, R-Truth, Finlay, The Hart Dynasty (David Hart Smith & ) & Matt Hardy defeated Team RAW (D-Generation X (Triple H&Shawn Michaels), Rhode Codys, The , Kofi Kingston, Jack Swagger & Mark Henry) after Big Show betrayed them. He started a feud with Batista that lasted two Smackdown shows in the first won by Disqualified and the second was defeated. In Survivor Series, Team Miz (The Miz, Drew McIntyre, , and Jack Swagger) defeated Team Morrison (John Morrison, Matt Hardy, Evan Bourne, Shelton Benjamin and Finlay). 2010 During his final months at WWE, Hardy posted a series of videos against the company, ending in his dismissal. Hardy participated in a Battle Royal to define the challenger to the ECW Championship, but did not win by winner . After this, he participated in the Royal Rumble, coming in from 17, but was eliminated by Kane. The following week she had an affair with Maria that was fired the following week. He then lost to Chris Jericho in a match to participate in the for the World Heavyweight Championship. After this he defeated Drew McIntyre qualifying for Wrestlemania XXVI's Money in the Bank but lost being the winner Jack Swagger. After five days Drew McIntyre attacked him and began a feud with him. After this Drew McIntyre repeatedly attacked him again until Theodore Long took drew McIntyre's title and was fired (Kayfabe). After this, he took some time off to heal injuries. Return to the PPV: Over The Limit, applying Twist of Fate to Drew McIntyre, after his fight reactivating his feud. Despite being suspended by Vince McMahon for his actions on Over the Limit, he was chosen to face McIntyre by fans on 7 in RAW, a fight he won. After this, he continued to interfere in his matches, costing him the Intercontinental Championship twice, once on the SmackDown on June 1, 2010 and once on Fatal 4-Way. He eventually returned officially to WWE on June 25, defeating McIntyre. After this, he began a feud with Christian when Hardy attacked him during Christian's segment, the Peep Show, and in the following week Christian took off and attacked and abandoned him in a couples match. Participated in the SmackDown! Money in the Bank in Money in the Bank, which he did not win, being the winner Kane. After this, he was relegated to the role of jobber, losing to wrestlers such as Drew Mcintyre and . During this time, he disagreed with the company, posting videos and messages online that forced him to remain inactive until on October 15, 2010, he was fired from the company. [46] Total Nonstop Action Wrestling (2011) Hardy made his Total Nonstop Action Wrestling (TNA) debut in the as heel event, revealing himself as the surprise rival his brother Jeff Hardy had chosen for Rob Van Dam. Matt won the fight after a Twist of Hate, though Van Dam's foot was under the rope. [47] After this, he joined the immortal stable, where he fought again alongside his brother, defeating Mr. Anderson & Rob Van Dam. This led to a rematch between the two in , which Van Dam won. After this, he became part of Immortal, joining Ric Flair as his manager by starting a feud with Flair's former stable, Fortune, especially with A.J. Styles. On , Hardy faced Styles, but was defeated. After this, on the March 22 edition of Impact, Hardy faced for the World Heavyweight Championship, but was defeated. Then on April 17 at , Immortal (, Bully Ray, Matt Hardy & Ric Flair) were defeated by Fortune (, Kazarian, Robert Roode & Daniels) in a Lethal Lockdown match. [48] Afterwards in Hardy he teamed up with to face Beer Money, Inc. (Robert Roode & James Storm) for the TNA World Tag Team Championships being defeated. He was then suspended indefinitely from TNA due to food poisoning. Then on August 20, 2011, he was fired from the TNA because they learned that he was arrested for drunk driving. [50] Independent Circuit (2012-2014) Hardy in Ring of Honor, as a member of SCUM. Following his dismissal from TNA, Hardy announced that he was retiring full-time from wrestling for several injuries on September 1, 2011. [51] However, the following year he began making sporadic appearances at several companies, including Mid Atlantic Championship Wrestling,[52] Pro Wrestling Syndicate[53] and Northeast Northeast On September 11, 2012, Ring of Honor announced that he would make his return to promotion in Death Before Dishonor X: State of Emergency. [55] At the event, he faced , challenged him to a World Television Championship match. [56] On September 22, he defeated at the event, Under the Stars. [57] On October 19, 2012, he was defeated by at the Scuared Circle Wrestling V2 event. [58] On October 5, he was defeated by Kevin Steen at the Pro Wrestling Xperience event, An Twist of Fate. [59] On October 26, he defeated Chris Masters on the 16th Anniversary Show of the Big Time Wrestling 16th Anniversary Show. [60] On November 10, he participated in a Pro Wrestling Syndicate event, where he won the Heavyweight Championship. Matt Hardy was injured in the main event of the IPPV Extreme Rising on Sunday, November 18 when Luke Hawx pushed him from the corner falling to the ground. Hardy hit the ground hard and seemed to be going into seizures. He managed to sit down before the pay-per-view was over, but medical officials told him to go to bed again. The pay-per-view came out of the air with Hardy still lying on the ground. Hardy ended up returning to the locker room on his own, after the fall matt suffered a concussion. On December 16 in : Doomsday, Hardy faced Adam Cole in a non-title match. During the match, Hardy applied a low blow to Cole and covered him with a Roll-Up, winning the match. [61] On January 18, he faced RPW Heavyweight Champion Robert Anthony at the Resistance Pro Wrestling Stay Hungry event, but was defeated. [62] Total Nonstop Action Wrestling (2014 - 2017) 2014-2015 After being fired, it was announced that Matt would return to TNA to team up with his brother Jeff. In , the Hardys were defeated by the wolves in a match for the TNA World Couples Championship. The following week, Matt was one of many TNA dixie Carter wrestlers who stopped running away from Team 3D, which led Carter to be put across a table. On the August 14 episode of , Team 3D challenged The Hardys to a match that Team 3D won. In the Hardcore Justice edition of Impact Wrestling, The Hardys and Team 3D talked about getting involved in a fight with Los Lobos. When the Wolves were asked about the two teams, they agreed. Later that night, Kurt Angle announced that all three teams would compete in a series of TNA World Couples Championship matches, with the best of the first match choosing the stipulation of the next match. The Hardys won the second match of the series, in the September 10 edition of Impact Wrestling in struggle of tables and stairs. The Hardys were unsuccessful in winning that match on the September 17 edition of Impact Wrestling, with Los Lobos being the winners of this fight. The Wolves chose the third encounter as a metal chaos match that took place on October 8 on the Impact Wrestling edition. The Hardys were unsuccessful in that fight, resulting in the winners Los Lobos. Matt hardy before the match that would crown him world champion On October 22, 2014, the Hardys entered a tournament to be the number one opponents for the TNA World Pair Championships, defeating The BroMans (Jessie Godderz and DJ Z) in the first round of the tournament. On October 29, in an episode of Impact Wrestling, the Hardys defeated the Dixie team (Ethan Carter III and ) in the semi-finals to advance to the final of the tournament, in which they defeated and to become the No. 1 contenders for the titles in pairs. On April 17, 2015, the Hardys became TNA's world champions in pairs, after winning an Ultimate X match. However, on May 8, Matt left the championship vacant after his brother Jeff injured his leg in an accident practicing Motocross. On October 4, at he faced Ethan Carter III and Drew Galloway in a three-corner match for the TNA World Heavyweight Championship, where in which he managed to win the championship. In that fight his brother Jeff was the réferi, and due to his intervention at the end of the match, the world title was declared vacant a few days later. Dixie Carter announced a World Title Series tournament to name a new TNA World Champion, and Matt was one of the participants, making progress to the final 2016-2017 On Tuesday, January 5, 2016, Matt faced Ethan Carter III in the World Title Series final, resulting in EC3 as the winner and world TNA champion for the second time. The following week, Matt faced EC3 to challenge him again to a world title fight, but on the condition that if he lost, then he had to leave TNA forever, to which EC3 agreed. They finally faced each other on January 19 in a Last Man Standing match, in which Matt becomes Heel, and with Tyrus' help, manages to win the match and win the TNA World Heavyweight Champion again. On January 26 on Impact, Matt was incarnated by his brother Jeff, who incredulous him for his change to tough, and challenged him to a fight for his world title. The fight never took place, because Jeff was attacked by and Bram. During that attack, Matt and Tyrus walked away from the ring, leaving Jeff at the mercy of his attackers. On February 2, Matt defended the championship against Kurt Angle, retaining with the help of Tyrus and Reby. Matt re- entices with EC3, fighting ec3 on Impact Lockdown on February 23. The match was from Six sides of steel in which Matt retained his title with the help of Rockstar Spud. On March 15 on Impact, Matt defended his title against EC3 and Jeff Hardy in a triple threat, but in the midst of the match Drew Galloway appeared, who used his briefcase to get involved in the fight and snatched the WORLD TNA Championship from him. He soon began a rivalry with his brother Jeff where he defined himself in an I Quit Match where the result was void because Matt and Jeff ended up seriously injured. Matt Hardy, with his character BrokenThe May 17 character in Impact Wrestling, Matt appeared as a fake Willow, and performed with a new gimmick named Broken Matt Hardy, attacking Jeff and calling him Brother Nero on several occasions. Soon the rivalry intensified to such an extent that at , Matt was defeated by Jeff in a Full Metal Mayhem Match. The feud between them continued until July 5, where Matt finally beat his brother in an open-field Final Deletion, with an improvised ring, chairs, tables and even fireworks, as a result, Jeff could not use the surname Hardy and would become Matt's servant (Obsolete Mule). On August 11 at Impact Wrestling, he allied with his brother Jeff to beat The Court. After this, Jeff climbed into the corner and makes a Swanton Bomb on an empty table and stood next to Matt. After this, on August 17 in Impact Wrestling, he joined his brother Jeff and reformed The Hardys under the name The Broken Hardys. That night, they won a contract for the TNA Couples Championships by switching to Face and starting a feud with stable Decay (Abyss, Crazzy Steve and ). After attacking each other in several shows and losing in a match known as Delete or Decay in hardy Mansion itself, The Broken Hardys defeated Decay at Bound for Glory, retaining titles in the Total Nonstop Deletion event held at Hardy Mansion against teams such as Decay, Helms Dynasty (Trevor Lee and Andrew Everett), DCC (James Storm, Eddie Kingston and Bram) and guest teams such as The Rock 'n' Roll Express ( & ) and The Bruiserweights ( John Skyler & Corey Hollis). In the same event, King Maxel, Matt and Reby's son, debuted as a professional wrestler, being the youngest in history, defeating Rockstar Spud with the help of Mr. Benjamin, butler of the Hardys. Matt and Brother Nero then began the Expedition for Gold, where they would challenge champions in pairs from other companies, winning among other titles those of The Crash Wrestling of Mexico and Wrestling Superstar, before challenging the Ring of Honor Couples Champions (Matt and Nick Jackson). February 28 his contract with Total Nonstop Action Wrestling. Ring of Honor and independent promotions (2016-2017) While being Impact Wrestling's couples champions, the Broken Hardys began the Expedition of Gold challenging and beating couples champions from other promotions. After challenging the Young Bucks for the Ring of Honor Couples Championship, they beat them, beating them. In a rematch held on April 1, 2017, the Bucks regained their championships in a Ladder Match. They participated in the first event of the Peruvian promotion Empire beating Penta the 0 Fear and Phoenix King, and New Hispanic Order (Axl and Al-Cold) in the central event. WWE (2017-2020) 2017 At WrestleMania 33, Matt made his return to WWE after 8 years, in the company of his brother Jeff, entering as surprise participants in the Fatal 4-Way Match that included & Sheamus, Enzo & Cass and Gallows & Anderson. That same night, they defeated their opponents where they won the Raw Pair Championships. On April 3 on Raw, they defeated Gallows & Anderson retaining the titles. On April 10 on Raw, they defeated Gallows & Anderson and The Shining Stars alongside Cesaro & Sheamus. After this, over the next few weeks, Matt and Jeff individually defeated Cesaro and Sheamus. In , they beat Cesaro & Sheamus. After the fight, they were attacked by these. On May 22 on Raw, he defeated Sheamus, in a match in which whoever was the winner would choose the stipulation of the match in Extreme Rules. As Hardy won, he determined a Steel Cage Match. In Extreme Rules, they were defeated by Cesaro & Sheamus in a Steel Cage Match, losing the championships. In search of a starting rematch, in Great Balls of Fire, they were defeated by Cesaro & Sheamus in a 30-Minute , ending their rivalry. On July 10 on Raw, they were attacked by The Revival (Dash Wilder and Scott Dawson). Due to Dawson's injury, the rivalry was discontinued so Matt and Jeff went on to non-televised fights. Due to Jeff's injury, Matt had a singles loss streak. On November 27 on Raw, he was defeated by Bray Wyatt. After this, he began to make his classic ademanes of his ancient gimmick Broken. On December 4 on Raw, he appeared under the nickname Woken (a gimmick similar to Broken's), challenging Bray Wyatt, receiving wide public acceptance. After weeks of carelessness, on December 25 on Raw, Hardy appeared to attack Wyatt. 2018 On January 8 on Raw, Matt reappeared defeating . On January 15, Matt defeated . On January 22 at the 25th Anniversary to Raw, he was defeated by Wyatt. After the match, Jeff reappeared to help his brother, singing Obsolete (song from The Broken Hardys). At Royal Rumble, he entered with #19, but self-finished with Bray Wyatt. The January on Raw, he was defeated by in a qualifying match for Elimination Chamber, thanks to a distraction from Bray Wyatt. On February 5 on Raw, Matt attacked Bray Wyatt after he lost his match to . On February 12 on Raw, he participated in a qualifying match where Bray Wyatt, Finn Bálor, and were in a Fatal 5- Way Match for a new opportunity to fight in the Elimination Chamber Match, but failed to win the match by being the winners Rollins and Bálor. In Elimination Chamber, he defeated Wyatt. On February 26 on Raw, Wyatt claimed a rematch against Hardy. On March 5 on Raw, Hardy accepted one more match with Wyatt which was dubbing the Ultimate Deletion (another reference to his Broken gimmick). On March 19 on Raw, he defeated Wyatt in The Ultimate Deletion, ending his rivalry. On April 2 on Raw, he defeated Goldust. At WrestleMania 34, he won the André the Giant Memorial Battle Royal by eliminating with Wyatt's help. On April 9 on Raw, Matt and Wyatt teamed up for a tournament for the vacant Raw Couples Championships that same night, defeated Apollo and Titus O'Neil. On April 16 on Raw, they defeated The Revival, earning a starting shot at the Raw Couples Championships. On April 23 on Raw, they defeated The Ascension. At Greatest Royal Rumble, they defeated Cesaro & Sheamus, winning the vacant Raw Couples Championships. On May 7 on Raw, they defeated and Bo . The following week of Raw on May 14, they faced The Revival where they took the victory. After two weeks of absence, on the May 28 episode of Raw they faced The Ascension where Matt and Bray emerged victorious. On June 4 on Raw, they talked about their next challengers who didn't care what they were like, on that same night Curtis Axel and won a team Battle Royal Match for a shot at the Raw Pair Championships. On June 11 on Raw, they congratulated their challengers after their match, then told them that they will lose to them and that they will end their mini-streak of victories they have. On the June 18 episode of Raw, they fought Heath Slater and where Matt and Bray took the win. On June 25 on Raw, he faced Curtis Axel where Hardy lost the match. On the July 2 episode of Raw, he was defeated again by Curtis Axel. On July 9 on Raw, he faced Bo Dallas where he was again defeated but after his defeat attacked Dallas. In Extreme Rules, they lost the Raw Pair Championships to The B-Team (Curtis Axel and Bo Dallas). On the July 16 episode of Raw, they spoke to The B-Team that next week they will have their rematch for the Pair Championships. On The 23rd of on Raw, they faced The B-Team in their rematch for the Pair Championships where The B-Team retained their titles but then attacked the champions. The following week on Raw, they confronted The B-Team that they were going to be erased with their popular phrase Deleted although they were later confronted by The Revival who were then attacked, on the same night they had a match with The Revival himself where Matt and Bray were defeated. On the August 6 episode of Raw, they interfered in the B-Team and The Revival match by attacking them both. On August 13 on Raw, they had a match with The B-Team for the Couples Championships in a Triple Threat Match including in the fight for The Revival where Hardy and Wyatt lost the match. After this, Hardy revealed that he was taking a break because his back had fused with his pelvis, effectively dissolving the equipment. Despite the retirement taunts, Hardy would deny retirement rumors in The Ross Report. On November 2, he returned to the ring at a WWE Live Event in Madrid, Spain. 2019-2020 On February 26, 2019, he would return to the string in the live edition, partnering with his brother Jeff again, facing The Bar, already recovered from his injuries. After several couples matches, The Hardys participated in WrestleMania 35 in the André the Giant Memorial Battle Royal, where they both endured to the end but were eliminated by , who was the winner. The following week on SmackDown, they defeated by winning the SmackDown Couples Championships for the first time in their career. Later, they began a rivalry with Lars Sullivan. During this rivalry, Jeff was injured, so they had to deliver the SmackDown Couples Championships. From that moment on, Matt made sporadic appearances on SmackDown, being part of the wrestlers chasing R-Truth for the 24/7 Championship, however he did not win it, then would stop appearing on television and fight more at the House Shows. He returned on the Raw on November 25, being defeated by . On the December 16 Raw, he participated in a Gauntlet Match for an opportunity at the King Mysterio United States Championship, entering #4, but was eliminated by . In early 2020, Matt's departure from WWE was rumoured to be imminent, as his contract expired in March and there was no news of renewal. The cause was for creative, not economic reasons. On the February 20 Raw he was defeated by . In February he faced Randy Orton, incredulous for attacking Edge. Eventually, Randy would apply an RKO to Matt and give him a chair on the head. The following week, a barrier-free combat was planned on Raw between the two, but Matt did not receive discharge to fight. However, he went out again to frame Orton. This led to Orton's beating of Matt, hitting him several times with the chair on his head, having to be removed on a stretcher. On March 2, Hardy announced his WWE departure through his official YouTube channel, where Hardy said that although he is grateful to the people behind the scenes, he commented that he is also on different pages with WWE, as he feels he needs creative input and believes he still has more to give. [63] All Elite Wrestling (2020–present) On the March 18 edition of AEW Dynamite, Hardy made his debut under his broken personality when it was revealed that he was the fifth member (replacing the injured Nick Jackson) of The Elite in Blood and Guts. [64] On May 6 at Dynamite, Hardy fought in his first match with AEW, joining for a street fight against Le Sex Gods (Chris Jericho and Sammy Guevara). Hardy and Omega lost when Jericho covered Omega. On May 13 at Dynamite, Hardy and Omega again teamed up to face Santana & Ortiz, this time winning after Hardy covered for Ortiz. [65] On May 20, Dynamite, Hardy fought in his first one-on-one B&a-step match at AEW, defeating Sammy Guevara by pinfall. [66] Hardy teamed up with The Elite against The Inner Circle in the first Stadium Stampede match in getting his victory. During the match, Santana and Ortiz immersed Hardy in the stadium pool, which acted as a version of Reincarnation Lake, while Hardy continued to repeat his various tricks throughout his career when he emerged. [67] Since then, he began referring to himself as the Multifarious Matt Hardy, which allowed him to take on any of his multiple tricks. Over the next few weeks, Hardy had his rivalry with Sammy Guevara. In Dynamite, Guevara broke down a chair shot and opened Hardy. Guevara defeated Hardy in a table fight. On September 5 at , Hardy and Guevara faced off in a Broken Rules Match. During combat, both fall against a table, but Hardy's head hits the ground. Hardy won the fight, but was sent to the hospital. [68] The following week, he announced that he would take some time off to recover. [69] Hardy's personal life and ex-girlfriend Amy Lita Dumas Matt is the eldest son of and Ruby Moore Hardy and the older brother of Jeff Hardy. [71] His mother died of brain cancer in 1986. [72] During his childhood, Hardy played baseball, a sport he continued to practice in college, but left during his senior year. [73] He was a football player, where he played linebacker or defensive end. [74] Hardy was a good student at Pines High School Union in North Carolina and was nominated for Award, a place for any university in the state. [75] Hardy attended the University of North Carolina at Charlotte, where he graduated in engineering; [76] but a year later he gave up his father's illness career. [77] He then attended Sandhills Community College in Pinehurst, North Carolina, to graduate as an associate. [77] Matt is a good friend of Marty Garner, Shannon Moore and Gregory Helms. [79] She also had a six-year relationship with professional wrestler Lita. They met in January 1999, at an NWA Mid-Atlantic event, but did not leave until a few months later. [80] However, they broke up when Dumas began dating Matt's friend Adam Copeland, known as Edge in February 2005. [81] Despite staying apart, Matt has stated in several interviews that they remain good friends. [81] She also dated Ashley Massaro. [81] In February 2011, Hardy began dating Reby Sky. [82] Matt and Rebby married on October 5, 2013 at a ceremony held at their home in North Carolina. In November 2014 the couple announced that they were expecting their first child. Maxel Hardy was born on June 30, 2015. During the Total Nonstop Deletion (broadcast on December 16, 2016), Reby announced that she was pregnant for the second time which they themselves claimed will be a male in that special alongside their brother Jeff Hardy named them as the next generation of The Hardyz. Arrests, alleged and rehabilitation (2011) On August 20, according to the TMZ.com website, he announced on his page that Hardy had been arrested on August 20 in North Carolina for driving under alcohol effects. [83] Because of this, he was charged with reckless driving, citing him in court on 11 October. [84] Four days later, she had to be hospitalized as she fell down the stairs of her home. [85] On August 30, 2011, he uploaded to Youtube a video in which he said goodbye to his fans forever by saying: Goodbye world... My time here is almost complete... I only have a few more hours and minutes.... I love you all... No matter how they feel about me... I'll miss you all... September 23 1974 – August 31 2011, implying that he was going to commit suicide. [86] The video caught the attention of the police, went to his house to make sure he had not committed suicide. [87] Hours later he uploaded another video clarifying: All ... I'm more alive and well than ever ... the metamorphosis is complete ... Don't be scared, be excited ... August 31, 2011 is the beginning of my new Genesis ... referring to his retirement from . [88] On September 14, he was arrested for the second time in the month by North Carolina police for driving in a state of On September 19, he announced via YouTube that he would accept WWE's help, to submit to the Rehabilitation Program for former talent. [90] But a day later it was announced that a week ago, Matt was arrested again for the third time in the month but this time for drug possession. [91] On November 19, he was expelled from the rehabilitation program for failing a blood alcohol test. After failing, Hardy was arrested for violating the court order upon returning to North Carolina, facing a jail term on a million-dollar bail. Afterwards, he got out of jail on bail. [92] Matt as Broken. The Broken concept and litigation with Impact Wrestling (2016-2018) On May 17, 2016 in Impact Wrestling, Matt Hardy appeared disguised as Willow (a gimmick from his brother Jeff) only to attack his brother, revealing a new gimmick that would be revealed as Broken Matt Hardy. This consisted of a paranoid and bizarre character, who had a lock of gray hair and wore dark jackets and extravagant trench coats, whose obsessed mentality was initially directed against his brother Jeff (whom he goes to refer to as Nero, Jeff's middle name). On July 5 at Impact Wrestling, Matt defeated Jeff in a Final Deletion, a fighting style that would be part of Hardy's gimmick. From the rivalry between Matt and Jeff and the subsequent alliance between them, it is that the Broken Universe concept is released, which consisted of many particular terms and gimmicks given to Matt's environment. Due to the great success of the Broken Universe, Impact Wrestling managed to have a high level of popularity thanks to the Hardy brothers. After winning the TNA Couples Championships on March 3, 2016, he ended Matt and Jeff's contract with TNA and although negotiations were to renew, they both decided to leave the company. In order not to alter the plans within the company, the segment was created where Matt and Jeff announce the Expedition of Gold where they would depart in search of other championships in pairs in various wrestling promotions. With this, the vacant championships were declared. As part of the Expedition of Gold, Matt and Jeff won the ROH World Couples Championships among some titles elsewhere but due to the popularity of the Broken Universe, the new management of TNA Anthem Sports & Entertainment demanded that ROH not mention anything related to the concept while they were in that company. The problem was that Matt and Jeff had free creative control over the concept. Several legal battles would soon take place between Anthem and Hardy for control of the Broken Universe. This is increased by Rebecca Hardy's harsh criticism and references, Matt's wife, to Anthem through claiming about the Intellectual Authorship of the Broken Universe over Matt Hardy. In November 2017, Impact Wrestling changed its policy, allowing all wrestlers full control over their characters' intellectual property, but this decision would lose ownership over the Broken Universe, as under that term Hardy owns the concept. Due to Matt and Jeff's return to WWE and fan support, Vince McMahon's company decided to create a concept similar to the Broken Universe where Matt was nicknamed Woken, this so as not to struggle with the legal problems of the Broken concept. On January 31, 2018, the legal ruling was determined in favor of Hardy, who would own the Broken Universe, on the condition that it would only be so as long as it was used in the United States in various companies such as WWE and ROH. In December 2019 Matt Hardy stated that he wants to dedicate his remaining career to helping young wrestlers. [94] Broken Universe features As part of the Broken Universe, some characters such as Broken Matt Hardy: Name Given to Matt Hardy are involved. In WWE, he was renamed Woken Matt Hardy. Brother Nero: Name given to Jeff Hardy The Broken Hardys: Name given to the stable formed by Matt and Jeff. Vanguard 1: Name given to the drone Matt uses. Outside of this, there are others who were born as a result of the concept, such as: Queen Rebecca: Name given to Rebecca Hardy, Matt's wife. King Maxel: Name given to Maxel Hardy, eldest son of Matt and Rebecca. Lord : Name given to Wolfgang Hardy, youngest son of Matt and Rebecca. Mr. Benjamin: Name given to Matt's father-in-law and Rebecca's father. In addition, there are terms that originated with the Broken Universe: Delete / Obsolete: Terms used by Matt, Jeff and fans. Damascus: A term used by Matt to refer to a mystical force of force. This term began to be used since its entry into AEW. The Great War: A term used by Matt to refer to a tough rivalry. The Hardy Compound: Name given to Matt's home in Cameron, North Carolina. Dome of Deletion: Name given to Matt and Jeff's training site. Lake of Reincarnation: Name given to the lake that is located near Hardy's residence. Land of Obsolete Man: Name given to a terrain where there are several crosses (in the style of The Hardy Boyz). The Final Deletion: Name given to the fighting style where Matt participated. It is characterized by being located in Matt's residence, where there is an outdoor ring. The stipulation is a No Disqualification, No Holds Barred, No Count-out Match. In WWE, it was renamed The Ultimate Deletion. In the fight Hardy applied a Twist of Fate to Cesaro. Hardy applying an Ice Pick to A.J. Styles. Hardy applying a Diving to Rob Van Dam. Twist Final Moves Hate (TNA) / Twist of Fate[2] (WWE) (Cortador facelock frontal, a veces una posición elevada)1998-presente Inovado White Light Experience/Ice Pick / Scar[95] (Doble hescisores de fondo) - 2005, 2010-2011 Movimientos de firma Splash Mountain[2] (Sitout crucifix ) Side Effect[2] (Wrist-lock sitout side slam, a veces desde una elevada posición)[2] Megahertz[2] (Springboard moonsault) Ricochet[2] (Belly to back elbow drop al estómago del oponente) - 2003; ya usado esporádicamente Downfall[96] (Segunda caída de la pierna de buceo de cuerda, una vez a la nuca del oponente) Doble subganodia bodyscissors - 2005-2010 Segunda cuerda de buceo con burlas derivado en codo gota, elbow smash o clothesline[97] [98] [99] [100] Punching combination de discus punch Esquina clothesline seguido de running bulldog[101] Bomba eléctrica esquina[102] Diving moons[103] [104] Northern lights suplex[105] Iconoclasm Rope hung DDT legsweep[106] , veces una posición una posición elevada Falling inverted DDT[107] [108] Forearm smash[106] Snap suplex Figura cuatro leglock Managers Lita Terri Runnels Michael Hayes Ric Flair Reby Sky Apodos Versión 1 (V1) The Angelic Diablo The Sensei of Mattitude The Man Who Will Not Die (Arguible) Everyone's Favorite Wrestler Cold Blooded The Broken Brilliance The Woken Wisdom Tilin Tilin Tilin Campeonatos y logros Matt como Campeón de la ECW. Hardy como Campeón de los Estados Unidos en 2008. Matt junto a su hermano Jeff como Campeones en Parejas de Raw en 2017. All Star Wrestling (West Virginia) ASW Tag Team Championship (1 time) – con Jeff Hardy[109] The Crash The Crash Tag Team Championship (1 vez) - Jeff Hardy[110] [111] Future Stars of Wrestling FSW Heavyweight Championship (1 vez)[112] [1133] HOG Tag Team Championship (1 vez) - Jeff Hardy[cita requerida] Maryland Championship Wrestling MCW Tag Team Championship (1 vez) - Jeff Hardy[114] MCW Heavyweight Championship (1 vez) [115] Extreme Rising World Championship (1 vez) National Championship Wrestling NCW Heavyweight Championship (115] Extreme Rising World Championship (1 vez) National Championship Wrestling NCW Heavyweight Championship (113] Extreme Rising World Championship (1 vez) National Championship Wrestling NCW Heavyweight Championship (11 vez)[2] NCW Light Heavyweight Championship (1 vez)[2] New Dimension Wrestling NDW Light Heavyweight Championship (1 vez)[2] NDW Tag Team Championship (1 vez) - con Jeff Hardy[116] New England Wrestling Alliance NEWA Heavyweight Championship (1 vez)[2] NEWA Hall De la Fama (Clase de 2012) New Frontier Wrestling Association NFWA Heavyweight Championship (1 vez)[2] [6] NFWA Tag Team Championship (1 vez) – con Venom[2] NWA 2000 NWA 2000 Tag Team Championship (1 vez) [2] – con conv en conv en Jeff Hardy Organization of Modern Extreme Grappling Arts OMEGA Heavyweight Championship (2 veces) OMEGA Tag Championship (1 vez) - con Will'o Total Nonstop Action Wrestling TNA World Heavyweight Championship (2 veces) veces) World Tag Team Championship (2 times) - with Jeff Hardy Ring of Honor ROH World Tag Team Championship (1 time) - with Jeff Hardy World Wrestling Federation / Entertainment ECW Championship (1 time) WWE United States Championship (1 time) WWF Hardcore Championship (1 time) WWF European Championship (1 time) WWE Cruiserweight Championship (1 time) WWE/Raw Tag Team Championship (3 times) - with MVP (1), Jeff Hardy (1), Bray Wyatt 1) SmackDown Tag Team Championship (1 time) - with Jeff Hardy World Tag Team Championship (6 times) - with Jeff Hardy WCW World Tag Team Championship (1 time) - with Jeff Hardy André the Giant Memorial Trophy (Fifth Winner) Pro Wrestling Illustrated Team of the Year (2000) with Jeff Hardy (The Hardy Boyz)[117] Fight of the Year (2000) with Jeff Hardy vs. The Dudley Boyz vs. The Dudley Boyz. Edge & Christian (WrestleMania 2000 , April 2) Fight of the Year (2001) with Jeff Hardy vs. The Dudley Boyz vs. The Dudley Boyz. Edge & Christian (WrestleMania X-Seven, April 1) Feud of the Year (2005) with Lita vs. Lita. Edge[118] Return of the Year (2017) - with Jeff Hardy located at No. 435 on the 1997 PWI 500[119] Located at No. 208 on the 1998 PWI 500[120] Located at No. 100 in the PWI 100 1999 PWI 500[121] Located at No. 45 on PWI 500 of 2000[122] Located at No. 22 on PWI 500 in 2001[123] Located at No. 25 on the 2002 PWI 200[124] Located at No. 17 in the 2003 PWI 500[125] Located at No. 39 on the 2004 PWI 500[126] Located at No. 90 on the 2006 PWI 500[127] Located at N 36 in the 2007 PWI 500[128] Located at No. 41 in the 2008 PWI 500[129] Located at No. 20 on the 2009 PWI 500[130] Located at No. 66 in the 2009 PWI PWI 500 de 2010[131]​ Situado en el N.º 65 en los PWI 500 de 2011[132]​ Situado en el N.º 103 en los PWI 500 de 2013[133]​ Situado en el N.º 47 en los PWI 500 de 2014[134]​ Situado en el N.º 74 en los PWI 500 de 2015[135]​ Situado en el N.º 33 en los PWI 500 de 2016[136]​ Situado en el N.º 45 en los PWI 500 de 2017[137]​ Situado en el N.º 43 en los PWI 500 de 2018 Wrestling Observer Newsletter WON Mejor personaje - 2002, Gurú del Mattitude WON Mejor Personaje - 2016, Genio Absurdo WON Peor feudo del año - 2004, vs. Kane & Lita Located at No. 6 of won Best Couple of the Decade (2000–2009), with Jeff Hardy[138] References to b c Matt Hardy Bio. 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Retrieved August 5, 2010. External Links Profile in WWE.com Data: Q26621 Multimedia: Matt Hardy Retrieved from « 22020MMXX June July August sem L M J V S D 27th 29 30 1 2 3 4 5 28th 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 29 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 30th 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 31st 27 28 29 30 31 1 2 Every dayMore calendars July 4 is the 185th (hundredth and eighty-fifth) day of the year in the Gregorian calendar and the 186th in leap years. There are 180 days left to end the year. Events 362 a. C.: In the center of the Peloponnese peninsula, the Thebanos, led by Epaminondas, defeat the Spartans at the Battle of Mantinea. 414: Emperor Theodosius II (13) hands power to his older sister Pulqueria, who will reign as regent and proclaim he proclaims hes himself Augusta of the Roman Empire of the East. 836: The Duchy of Benevento and the Duchy of Naples sign the Pactum Sicardi peace treaty. 993: In Augsburg, Germany, the Catholic Church carries out its first canonization and proclaims Bishop Ulrico of Augsburg (890-973), who died twenty years earlier, holy. 1054: American Aboriginal, Arab, Chinese, and Japanese leave records that they observed a supernova. For 22 months it remains so bright that it can be seen by day. The remains will form the Crab Nebula. 1187: At the Battle of the Horns of Hattin, the troops of Saladin, Sultan of Egypt, defeat the Crusader armies, led by the French Guy of Lusignan (King of Jerusalem). The European occupation of Jerusalem ends. 1453: In Wroclaw Square (Poland) 41 Jews are publicly burned alive. 1574: Captain Luis de Fuentes y Vargas founded the city of Tarija, named after the first Spaniard to start exploring the Bernardo de Tarija territory, in what is now southern Bolivia. 1776: In Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, delegates from the 13 British colonies gathered at the Continental Congress approve the Declaration of Independence. The colonies will give rise to the United States. (See History of U.S. Independence). 1810: in Colombia, cries of independence from Pamplona. 1811: The First National Congress is held in Chile, chaired by Juan Antonio Ovalle. 1811: The Supreme Council of Grade 33 and last of the Old and Accepted Scottish Rite was founded in Spain. 1818: On the Queguay Chico River (Uruguay) in the context of the Portuguese-Brazilian invasion, the Uruguayan forces of Fructuoso Rivera and José Artigas defeat the Brazilians of Bento Manuel Ribeiro at the Battle of Queguay Chico. 1824: The Constitution of the United Provinces of Central America is established. 1831: In Boston, United States, Samuel Francis Smith writes My Country, 'Tis of Thee for the Festivals of Independence. 1832: In present-day Argentina, the province of Salta adheres to the Federal Compact. 1851: The railway between Copiapó and Caldera opens in Chile. It was the second train in South America. 1855: The first edition of Walt Whitman's poem Leaves of Grass is published in the Brooklyn District of New York. 1862: Lewis Carroll tells Alice Liddell a story that will later become Alice's Adventures in Wonderland. The of Ulundi. 1879: Ulundi (capital of Zululand) is captured and burned by British troops. King Cetshwayo flees, and the Anglo-Zulu War ends. 1881: The Tuskegee Institute opens in Alabama, Usa, where the Tuskegee experiment will be conducted. 1886: The Government of France offers the Statue of Liberty to the people of United. 1903: Officially ends the Philippine-American War, leaving more than one million Filipino men, women and children dead. 1903: British Dorothy Levitt is the first woman to compete in a car race. 1904: The private Catholic school San José was founded in Asunción del Paraguay. 1906: In the city of Oruro (Bolivia) the School of Mines was created, later known as the National Faculty of Engineering. 1910: In Reno, USA, African-American boxer Jack Johnson knocks out white supremacist boxer Jim Jeffries, triggering a series of attacks across the country; about 20 African-American people die, and hundreds are injured. 1911: A heat wave occurs in the northeastern United States, with peaks of 41oC (the all-time record to this day). In eleven days 380 people will die (146 people and 600 horses died in New York City alone). 1912: Scouting is institutionalized in Argentina. 1918: Sultan Mehmed VI ascends the throne in the Ottoman Empire. 1946: Philippines becomes independent from the United States. 1960: Hawaii becomes U.S. territory. 1961: In the village of Pacheco, near the Cuban municipality of Manatee (province of Las Tunas), a group of Cuban bandits led by terrorist Pablo Tuto Pupo Cruz in the context of terrorist attacks organized by the US CIA – murder militiaman Lorenzo Dalis Negret. [1] 1961: In Paris, Belgian cartoonist Hergé prepublished the book The Jewels of the Castafiore. 1961: In Langreo (Spain) the club Unión Popular de Langreo was born after Sama's Racing merged with the Popular Circle of La Felguera. 1973: The Caribbean Community is founded. 1976: At Entebbe Airport near Kampala, Uganda, Israel's Defense Forces conduct Operation Entebbe, killing four Palestinian terrorists who held 105 Israeli hostages. 1976: In Buenos Aires, Argentina, Videla's dictatorship murders three priests and two Palotino seminarians. 1987: In France, a court sentences Klaus Barbie (the Lyon Butcher, the main gestapo) to life in prison for crimes against humanity. 1991: In Colombia, the National Constituent Assembly promulgates the new Constitution. 1994: Spain suffers a heat wave. Murcia registers 47.2oC maximum temperature, the highest recorded in the Spanish provincial capitals. Record also in Alicante with 41.4 C. 1996: in Los Angeles (United States), Indian computer scientist Sabir Bhatia (27) launches the website Hotmail.com, the first free email. A year and a half later (December 31, 1997) will sell it to Microsoft for US$400 million. 1997: NASA's Mars Pathfinder space probe takes with the surface of Mars. 1997: The council of Bimenes (Spain) is the first to declare the officiality of the Asturian language within its territory, causing a chain reaction between several Asturian municipalities. 1997: The Youth Act (Law 375 of July 4, 1997) is enacted in Colombia and declared this as National Youth Day. 1999: Channel N broadcast on Peruvian television begins. 2001: Armed clashes in La Modelo prison in Bogota, Colombia. 10 dead and 15 wounded. 2003: Hilmar Ern Hilmarsson is ordained in a formal ceremony as allsherjargo-i of the satrúarfélagi. 2004: Greek national football team wins its first Euro at Estádio da Luz in Lisbon, defeating the hosts 0-1 in the final. 2006: North Korea tests long- and medium-range missiles that raise alarms in the international community. [2] 2006: From Cape Canaveral, Florida, the Discovery Space Shuttle (STS-121) successfully takes off. 2007: Wikipedia in Spanish reaches its article number 250 000. 2007: The Russian city of Sochi is selected as the venue for the 2014 Winter Olympics. 2009: An earthquake of magnitude 7.3 occurs in Panama City on the Richter seismological scale. 2012: CERN (European Organization for Nuclear Research) makes public the discovery of a new subatomic particle that confirms with more than a 99.99% probability the existence of the Higgs boson. 2014: In the Indian town of Mathura (Uttar Pradesh), one of India's holiest sites, the London organization Wildlife SOS rescues an elephant that for 50 years was abused and tied to a chain of skewers. The pachyderm cried after the fact. [3] In Nukualofa, Tonga, Tupou VI is crowned king. 2015: Chile's national football team wins the Copa America for the first time in its history, defeating Argentina Nacimientos 1330: Ashikaga Yoshiakira, Japanese shogun (d. 1367). 1523: Pier Francesco Orsini, Italian condotiero (d. 1583). 1546: Murad III, Ottoman sultan (d. 1595). 1601: Giovan Carlo de Medici, Italian cardinal and aristocrat (d. 1663). 1744: Samuel Gottlieb Gmelin, German physician, botanist and explorer (d. 1774). 1768: Carl August von Eschenmayer, German physician and philosopher (d. 1852). 1790: George Everest, Welsh geographer and surveyor (d. 1866). 1795: Karl Eduard von Eichwald, Russian botanist (d. 1865). 1799: Oscar I, Swedish king between 1844 and 1859 (d. 1859). 1802: Laureano Pineda, Nicaraguan politician, supreme director on two occasions (d. 1853). 1804: Nathaniel Hawthorne, American writer (d. 1864). 1807: Giuseppe Garibaldi, Italian patriot (d. 1882). 1816: Laureano Figuerola, Spanish politician and economist (d. 1903). 1826: Stephen Foster, American singer-songwriter 1864). 1842: Hermann Cohen, German philosopher (d. 1918). 1854: Victor Babes, Romanian biologist (d. 1926). 1868: Henrietta Swan Leavitt, American astronomer (d. 1921). 1872: Calvin Coolidge, 30th American President (d. 1933). 1882: Maud McCarthy (Omananda Puri), British violinist (d. 1967). 1882: Louis B. Mayer, Russian filmmaker and producer, founder of the film company Metro Goldwyn Mayer (d. 1957). 1883: Rube Goldberg, American illustrator and cartoonist (d. 1970). 1889: Roberto Gómez Pérez, Chilean politician (d. 1956). 1891: Josephine Joseph, circus performer (d. 1966). 1895: Esteban Laureano Maradona, Argentine physician, naturalist and philanthropist (d. 1995). 1896: Mao Dun, Chinese writer (d. 1981). 1899: Benjamin Péret, French writer (d. 1959). 1899: Pedro Nel Gómez, Colombian artist (d. 1984) 1902: Meyer Lansky, Jewish-American mobster (d. 1983). 1907: Gordon Griffith, assistant director, film producer and American actor (d. 1958). 1910: Gloria Stuart, American actress. 1911: Mitch Miller, American musician (d. 2010). 1914: Roberto Escalada, Argentine actor (d. 1986). 1917: Manolete, Spanish bullfighter (d. 1947). 1918: Taufa'ahau Tupou IV, Tonn king (d. 2006). 1921: Gérard Debreu, French economist (d. 2004). 1922: Margarita García Flores, Mexican lawyer, politics and activist (d. 2009). 1922: Guillaume Cornelis van Beverloo, Dutch painter and engraver (d. 2010). 1923: Bernard Loomis, American toy developer (d. 2006). 1924: Saint, American actress. 1925: Cathy Berberian, American singer-songwriter (d. 1983). 1926: Alfredo Di Stéfano, Spanish-Argentine football player and coach (d. 2014). 1927: Gina Lollobrigida, Italian actress. 1927: Watts Humphrey, American computer scientist (d. 2010). 1927: Neil Simon, American writer, producer and screenwriter. 1928: Giampiero Boniperti, Italian footballer and manager. 1928: Eugenia Viteri, ecuadorian writer, novelist, anthologist and teacher. 1929: Dario Castrillón Hoyos, Colombian Archbishop (d. 2018). 1930: Mohamed Demagh, Algerian sculptor. 1931: Stephen Boyd, British actor (d. 1977). 1931: Sébastien Japrisot, French filmmaker (d. 2003). 1933: La Prieta Linda, Mexican singer and actress. 1934: Carmen Santonja, Spanish singer-songwriter, of the duo Vainica Doble (d. 2000). 1935: Narciso Ibáñez Serrador, Spanish theatre director (d. 2019). 1935: Dunav Kuzmanich, Chilean filmmaker, screenwriter and libretist based in Colombia (d. 2008). 1937: Sonja Haraldsen, Norwegian aristocrat. 1938: Bill Withers, American singer (d. 2020). 1939: Manuel Summers, Spanish filmmaker (d. 1993). 1940: Miguel Angel Estrella, Argentine pianist. 1940: Karolyn Grimes, American actress. 1941: Hugo Henríquez, Ecuadorian singer (d. 2012). 1941: Sergio Oliva, Cuban bodybuilder 2012). 1943: Alan Christie Wilson, American singer, of the band Canned Head (d. 1970). 1948: René Arnoux, French Formula One driver. 1949: Pedro Antonio Martín Marín, Spanish politician and businessman. 1949: Horst Seehofer, German politician, president of Bavaria. 1952: Alvaro Uribe, Colombian president from 2002 to 2010. 1959: Victoria Abril, Spanish actress. 1960: Roland Ratzenberger, Austrian Formula One driver (d. 1994). 1961: Ana Acosta, Argentine actress and comedian. 1963: Ute Lemper, German singer. 1965: Horace Grant, American basketball player. 1967: Vinicio Castilla, Mexican baseball player. 1969: Martin Schmidt, German yudoca. 1969: Elena Arzak, Spanish cook. 1970: Alberto Ardines, Spanish drummer, of the bands Avalanch and Sauze. 1970: Tony Vidmar, Australian footballer. 1971: Koko, gorilla trained to communicate with signs. 1972: Croatian pop singer Nina Badri, Croatian representative at Eurovision 2012. 1972: Marcel Curuchet, Uruguayan musician, of the band No te Va a Gustar (d. 2012). 1972: Alexei Shirov, Latvian chess player. 1973: Jan Magnussen, Danish motor racing driver. 1973: Ana María Orozco, Colombian actress. 1973: Tony Popovic, Australian footballer. 1975: Tania Davis, Australian rapist, of the band Bond. 1976: Japanese motorcycle rider Daijir Kato (d. 2003). 1978: Emile Mpenza, Belgian footballer. 1978: Becki Newton, American actress. 1979: Renny Vega, Venezuelan footballer. 1980: Marc Lieb, German motorsport driver. 1982: Vladimir Gusev, Russian cyclist. 1982: Hannah Harper, British porn actress. 1983: Miguel Angel Muñoz, Spanish actor. 1983: Miguel Pinto, Chilean footballer. 1984: Jasmine De Grazia, Argentine model (d. 2012). 1987: Corinna Kuhnle, Austrian canoeist. 1985: Wason Rentería, Colombian footballer. 1988: Angelique Boyer, Franco-Mexican actress and model. 1990: Fredo Santana, American rapper (d. 2018). 1991: Irene Paredes, Spanish footballer and international. 1992: Oscar Romero Villamayor and Angel Romero Villamayor, Paraguayan footballers. 1992: Jerrel Britto, Trinidadian footballer. 1994: It was Istrefi, a Kosovar singer. Deaths 907: Leopold of Bavaria, margrave of Carinthia (n. ?). 943: Wang Geon, Korean Emperor (b. 877) 1187: Reinaldo de Chatillon, French Crusader Knight (b. c. 1125). 1541: Pedro de Alvarado, Spanish conqueror of the Aztec Empire (n. 1485). 1577: Rodrigo de la Haya, Spanish sculptor (b. c. 1520). 1580: Santos de Aliseda, Spanish composer (n. ????). 1710: Pablo Presbere, Costa Rican indigenous king (c. 1670). 1761: Samuel Richardson, British writer (born 1689). 1815: Eberhard August Wilhelm von Zimmermann, German zoologist and philosopher (b. 1743). 1826: John Adams, 2nd American President (no. 1735). 1826: Thomas Jefferson, 3rd American President (no. 1743). James Monroe, 5th American President (no. 1758). 1848: Francois-René de Chateaubriand, French writer and diplomat (b. 1768). 1861: Francisco del Rosario Sánchez, Dominican lawyer, politician and activist (n. 1817). 1866: Casiano del Prado, Spanish engineer and geologist (n. 1797). 1869: Jean René Constant Quoy, French naturist and zoologist (n. 1790). 1886: Canadian Indigenous Chief (b. 1842). 1891: Hannibal Hamlin, American Vice President (born 1809). 1892: Luis Martos y Potestad, Spanish conservative military and politician (n. 1825). 1902: Swami Vivekananda, Indian religious (n. 1863). 1905: Élisée Reclus, French geographer (born 1830). 1910: Giovanni Schiaparelli, Italian astronomer (b. 1835). 1922: Lothar von Richthofen, German pilot (born 1894). 1925: Pier Giorgio Frassati, Italian Catholic layman and mountaineer (b. 1901). 1931: Manuel Filiberto, Italian aristocrat (b. 1869). 1934: Jaim Najman Biálik, Israeli poet and translator (n. 1873). 1934: Marie Curie, Polish scientist, Nobel Prize in Chemistry (born 1867). 1938: Suzanne Lenglen, French tennis player (b. 1899). 1943: Polish military and politician W.adys.aw Sikorski (b. 1881). 1948: Monteiro Lobato, Brazilian writer (born 1882). 1965: Arturo Mundet, Spanish businessman based in Mexico (born 1879) 1966: Félix Fernández, Spanish actor (born 1897). 1970: Barnett Newman, American painter (born 1905). 1971: Enzo Domestico Kabregu, Italian-Uruguayan painter (born 1906). 1971: August Derleth, American writer (b. 1909). 1973: Luis Falcini, Argentine sculptor (born 1889). 1974: Mariano Ibérico, Peruvian philosopher (b. 1892). 1976: Dora Bloch (75), British Jewish hostage, killed by Idi Amin due to rescue in Entebbe (b. 1901). 1976: Ida Borochovitch (56), Jean-Jacques Maimoni (19) and Pasco Cohen (52), Israeli hostages. 1976: Israeli military Yonatan Netanyahu (30) during the rescue in Entebbe (b. 1946). 1976: Juan Rejano, Spanish poet (born 1903). 1980: Pedro Vallana, Spanish footballer (born 1897). 1982: Antonio Guzmán Fernández, agronomist, businessman, politician and Dominican president between 1978 and 1982 (n. 1911). 1986: Paul-Gilbert Langevin, musicologist, music critic and French physicist (b. 1933). 1992: Stor Piazzolla, Argentine bandoneonist and composer (born 1921). 1993: Alston Householder, American philosopher (born 1904). 1993: Lola Gaos, Spanish actress (born 1921). 1994: Juan Gil-Albert, Spanish writer (born 1904). 1995: Eva Gabor, Hungarian actress (born 1919). 1995: Irene Gutiérrez Caba, Spanish actress (born 1930). 1995: Bob Ross, American painter and television presenter (born 1942). 1995: Gilberto Bosques, Mexican diplómatic (n. 1892). 1996: La Gorda Matosas (Haydée Luján Martínez), supporter of the River Plate football club (born 1923). 1997: Miguel Najdorf, Argentine chess player (b. 1910). 1997: Carrillo, Mexican drug trafficker (b. 1956). 2003: Barry White, American musician (born 1944). 2005: Marga López, Mexican actress of Argentine origin (born 1924). 2007: Osvaldo Romo, Chilean torturer of the DINA (n. 1938). 2007: José Roberto Espinosa, Mexican sports chronicler (born 1948). 2008: Thomas M. Disch, American writer (born 1940). 2009: Steve McNair, American football player (born 1973). 2010: Mohamed Husein Fadlalá, Iraqi Ayatollah (born 1935). 2010: Francisco José Amparán Hernández, Mexican storyteller, academic and journalist (born 1957). 2011: Otto of Habsburg-Lorraine, Austro-Hungarian Prince (No. 1912). 2011: Emili Gisbert, Spanish journalist (b. 1954). 2014: Giorgio Faletti, Italian singer, actor and writer (b. 1950). 2014: Carmen Hornillos, Spanish journalist and television presenter (b. 1962). 2014: Hanna von Hoerner, German astrophysicist (born 1942). 2015: Carlo de Gavardo, Chilean motorcyclist and motorcyclist (born 1969). 2016: Abbas Kiarostami, Iranian filmmaker (born 1940). 2019: Arturo Fernández, Spanish actor (born 1929). Celebrations Argentina: Rural Doctor's Day, commemorating the birth of Dr. Esteban Maradona. National Day of The Coexistence and Plurality of Political Expressions, commemorating the historical message of farewell to the defunp president of the General Nation Juan Domingo Perón delivered by Dr. Ricardo Balbín. [4] Colombia Colombia: Cartoonist's Day. El Salvador El Salvador: Pharmaceutical Chemistry Day. United States: Independence Day. Mexico Mexico: Acámbaro, Guanajuato. Patron saint festivities in honor of the Virgin of the Sinners' Refuge. Venezuela Venezuela: Architect's Day. Catholic Santoral San Andrés de Creta Santa Berta de Blangy San Cesidio Giacomantonio San Florencio de Cahors Santa Isabel de Portugal San Jocundiano (martyr) San Lauriano de Vatan San Nanfanión (martyr) Saint Udalrico de Augsburg San Valentín de Langres Beata Catalina Jarrige Blessed José Kowalski Beato Juan de Vespignano Beato Pedro Jorge Frassati See also 3 July. July 5. June 4. August 4. Anniversary calendar. References Murders and other assaults Archived on December 8, 2015 at the Wayback Machine., article of July 10, 2012 on the website Radio Santa Cruz (Cuba). El País (Spain): North Korea challenges the U.S. and Japan and tests at least one long-range missile (July 4, 2006) Raju, the elephant who lived 50 years tied to a chain with skewers, cried when rescued, an article with videos on the Schnauzi website. Retrieved 8 July 2014. Commemorations - National Day of The Coexistence and Plurality of Political Expressions. InfoLeg - Legislative Information. September 14, 2016. Retrieved 3 July 2018. External links Commons has media related to 4 July. Data: Q2698 Multimedia: 4 July News: Category:4 July Retrieved from « «

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