[EmpireWF]

In a stunning development, WWE.com announced earlier this morning that Jeff Hardy has been suspended for 60-days for his second violation of WWE's Wellness Policy.

WWE.com simply stated, " In accordance with its Substance Abuse and Drug Testing Policy, WWE has suspended Jeff Hardy for 60 days, for his second violation of the company’s policy."

It's unknown exactly what Hardy did to garner a second suspension. It's worth noting that if he does anything again in the future to warrant a third suspension, he will be fired.

Hardy had a ton of momentum since December and was featured prominently on WWE TV since then. Last night, he lost (for the second week in a row) to Chris Jericho, the WWE IC Championship also switched hands (Jeff held it).

This sucks BIG TIME! Hopefully with two months off TV, he can get his head on straight.

Remember, this means Jeff Hardy will NOT be at Wrestlemania as he was scheduled to be. In fact, he was considered the favorite to win his match (which would have earned him a shot at the World Championship anytime in 2008.).

[EmpireWF]

Newsday actually covered the news (although there's nothing major in the story)...

WWE performer suspended for drug policy violation -- Newsday.com

[Lefty Noob]

Yeah, they've already pulled his picture out of the Money in the Bank promo photo on the website. The guy was getting the push of his life -- IC champ, title shot... and to throw it all away like this? Yeah, I sure hope the time off allows him to get his priorities in order.

[Quality88]

I don't remember him gettin the first suspension...... Only thing I can figure is he is hooked on pain killers. The boy has to be in constant pain with the crap he puts his body through week after week.

[Seahawker 562]

That sucks, he was the highlight for me going to wrestlemania to see him in a ladder match. Always wanted to

[jackmcmanus21]

I heard he was suspended for steroids. I cant make any sense of this...him being in the biggest push of any guy on the Raw roster outside of the big 4 (Cena, Orton, HHH, HBK)