Tag champions not yet signed despite major role in TV transition
Summary
– Matt and Jeff Hardy have not signed new TNA contracts
– TNA is using short-term deals during the AMC transition
– Officials expect a long-term agreement to be finalized soon
TNA Wrestling continues to prepare for its January 15, 2026, move to AMC, but contract questions remain surrounding two of its most recognizable stars. Despite widespread belief that deals were already in place, the Hardy Boys are not currently signed to new contracts.
A report from Fightful Select confirmed that Matt and Jeff Hardy have not officially finalized new agreements with the company. While TNA has secured several talents on short-term deals, sources indicated the Hardys are not part of those signings at this time.
The belief that contracts were complete stemmed from earlier reports and public optimism. TNA President Carlos Silva recently expressed confidence in working with the Hardy Boys well into the future. Still, internal clarification revealed that those comments reflected an expectation rather than a completed piece of paperwork.
Both Matt and Jeff played a significant role in helping TNA land its new AMC television deal. Their visibility and legacy have been viewed internally as key components of the promotion’s relaunch strategy.
TNA officials are reportedly hopeful that long-term deals will be reached soon. Within the company, the Hardys are widely regarded as the highest-paid performers on the roster, underscoring their value as negotiations continue.
TNA’s current use of flexible three-month contracts is meant to ease the transition into a new television era. When it comes to the Hardy Boys, however, the goal remains long-term stability.
