Broken Base: His main even status combined with his known drug usage. He's a hot debate source for Smarks.
Epic Fail: His recent disaster at Victory Road '11 has been labeled this by the dirt sheets. By the time of his match, he's so out of it he stumbled climbing the stairs to the ring. At this point, his behavior wasn't surprising (he's pin balled back and forth between both companies at least 4 times,) but this time, he might have taken TNA down with him. The PPV, which was already shaky, ended up cut short (and left TNA trying to find some way to make it up to the viewers to paid money for it) and the dirt sheets are coming down hard on TNA for letting him go out there in that condition, basically saying that it was TNA's Finger-Poke of Doom, although others say that TNA doesn't matter enough to justify that title.
Win Back the Crowd: Jeff Hardy's return to the company has him making a public apology to the crowd, apologizing for his unprofessional behavior causing the PPV to be ruined. Time will tell whether his return will be an improvement.
Evil Is Sexy: Maybe its the aggressiveness, or maybe it's just the black, but he looks really, really good as a heel.
"THAT'S MAH PAINTING MAAAAN!" from when John Morrison knocked down a painting he was working on.
Never Live It Down: Victory Road 2011 main event match. The only way he will is if it's generally attributed to TNA's overall incompetence and not just Hardy, but knowing Jeff's lifestyle this is unlikely.
Shocking Swerve: The most infamous and despised angle in TNA history will probably go down as Jeff Hardy's Face Heel Turn. Done with no foreshadowing on a wrestler that everyone likes, even the smarks. Add to that his almost exclusive use of high flying moves and lack of mic skills, and you have a disaster that will go down in wrestling history.
Or maybe not. His video promos and the nasty treacherous in-ring style he's developing are getting heat even if half the crowd still cheers him.
X-Pac Heat: His one appearance for ROH did not go well.