Despite their prominence as the current TNA World Tag Team Champions, Matt and Jeff Hardy have reportedly not yet officially signed new contracts with the promotion. A new update from Fightful Select clarifies the status of the legendary duo as TNA Wrestling prepares for a significant transition in the new year.
According to the report, sources indicate that while pen has not yet been put to paper, a deal is expected to be finalized “very soon.” The expectation is that the brothers will sign a long-term agreement.
“Sources informed them that 51-year-old Matt Hardy and 48-year-old Jeff Hardy have not officially signed new contracts with TNA,” the report stated. “However, they noted that a deal is expected to be done very soon with a potential long-term agreement.”
The delay in finalizing long-term contracts appears to be part of a broader strategy by TNA management. The report notes that the company has been utilizing short-term monthly deals for many of its in-ring talents recently. This approach is designed to provide flexibility as the promotion prepares to move its programming to AMC starting in mid-January, a shift that is expected to bring increased visibility and revenue.
The Hardys are currently in the midst of their fourth reign as TNA World Tag Team Champions, having held the titles for 154 days. Their current run has seen a crossover appearance on NXT where they held tag team gold earlier this year.
Securing them for the long haul is seen as a priority for TNA as they enter this new era. TNA’s next major event, Hard To Kill, is scheduled for Saturday, January 10, 2026, in Las Vegas.
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