Matt Hardy continued about his brother Jeff Hardy learning to put his foot down, citing Jeff’s recent decision to quit taking indie dates and only do AEW appearances as a step in that direction. Hardy also discussed when is an appropriate time to ask a wrestler for a photo or autograph in public, noting that it’s “pretty much common sense.” 

He also continued on to air his grievances about people asking for a number of signatures.

“I hate that anyone puts him in that position. I would like to see Jeff say, ‘I’ll do two,’ or, ‘That’s too much.’ I think if a wrestling fan is there, especially someone with a kid, we’re always going to sign. That’ll never change. We’re not gonna say, ‘No, this is our personal time.’ We’re public figures to a degree, we’ll always sign or take a picture with someone,” he said. “But that guy was prostituting Jeff’s kindness, and taking advantage of him. I’m glad it was on video and someone put it out and brought it to the forefront, so that it could be a public discussion because that should help shame those people into thinking twice about doing that again.”