Matt Hardy Reacts To Arrival Of Syx In TNA, Teases More Members

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Matt Hardy has discussed the arrival of former Wyatt Sicks members, Samuel Shaw and Joseph Sawyer, to TNA Wrestling.

The former WWE duo debuted on the September 24 edition of "Thursday Night Impact," where they attacked The Hardys. Following their debut, Matt spoke about what they bring to the table in TNA Wrestling on "The Extreme Life of Matt Hardy" podcast.

"I think they bring a lot of star power. WWE didn't obviously utilize them to their maximum potential. But they did have that powerful debut and they were going to be a faction that carried on, you know, kind of Bray Wyatt's vision and and kind of character and spiritual and almost supernatural type work that he loved to do and he loved be involved in," said Hardy. "They were going to carry that on and there were some moments that were very impactful and they had a tag team title run there which was nice. There is no TV like the power of WWE TV, especially when it comes to a worldwide audience and fan base. So they do bring star power. I was so happy with the reaction they got, even though I wasn't happy I got my a*s kicked and got hit with pipes."

Hardy said the fans were shocked to see the duo in TNA, and even discussed the possibility of another Wyatt Sicks member, Bo Dallas, potentially featuring in TNA. The tag team legend, unsurprisingly, remained coy about Dallas' debut in TNA, but teased that more stars will be a part of the Syx faction.

"I don't think they decided to title the faction 'Syx' just because they thought they were going to be two," replied Hardy when asked if Dallas will join the group. "So, I think there's a lot of things are possible going forward."

The veteran star had nothing but praise for Gacy, lauding his versatility inside the ring. Matt will get to clash with the new TNA recruits at this weekend's Bound For Glory pay-per-view, when he and his brother Jeff face Syx in a Falls Count Anywhere match.

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