Hardy was then asked what his feelings were about the allegations against McMahon, which he described as "awful." The veteran admitted that McMahon was one of the people responsible for giving The Hardy Boyz an opportunity, and that he was someone Hardy worked with for years in order to get the life he now has, which he will always appreciate.

"In society, if you do bad and terrible things, you also need to be held accountable for it," he said. "It makes me feel very conflicted about Vince. It's one of those things where, you know, you wish you didn't have to feel in such a negative way towards someone."

Hardy further described the entire topic as "complicated," and said it makes him conflicted to the point where he's not sure what to do. "In a way, you want Vince to be good because he did good things for you in your life, but then also in a way — like, oh my God — if someone did all these things he did, like, he's a very bad person," he explained. Hardy also added that if the allegations are true, McMahon should be held accountable.