The Hardys' TNA Contracts Up Soon? (TNA News)

"No less than a dozen" TNA deals are up before the end of 2025.

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With recent reports that Cedric Alexander and the IInspiration's existing TNA deals are up imminently, could the Hardys also be amongst those whose TNA future is uncertain?

Per Fightful Select, Matt and Jeff Hardy signed one-year deals with TNA in November 2024, meaning those contracts would be up next month. As of now, there's no word on whether any new deals have been agreed with the legendary tandem, though TNA is hopeful of retaining the veterans.

TNA sources told Fightful how the Hardys rejoining the company has been mutually beneficial, with praise for, amongst other things, how the current TNA Tag Team Champions and new NXT Tag Team Champions regularly stay behind for hours after shows to make sure in-demand meet-and-greets are fulfilled.

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This report also notes how "no less than a dozen" TNA contracts are expiring between now and the end of the year, including the aforementioned Cedric Alexander and the IInspiration. In the case of Cedric, it was recently reported that his deal is up around the time of Bound for Glory, whilst Cassie Lee and Jessica McKay - the TNA Knockouts Champions - will expire after this weekend, with the IInspiration defending their belts against Heather by Elegance and M by Elegance later today.

For the Hardys, they're defending both the TNA and NXT Tag Team Titles at Bound for Glory against Team 3D in one final match between these iconic rivals; a match that's a tables match, no less.

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