Jeff Hardy is set to make his return to TNA this weekend, as confirmed by PWInsider.com through multiple sources.

As previously noted, Jeff’s brother Matt indicated on his podcast in May that Jeff’s deal with AEW would be expiring in June, though the exact date of its expiration was unclear at the time but was confirmed this morning to be concluding this Friday. Nonetheless, it appears Hardy will be heading back to TNA.

While the specifics of Jeff Hardy’s role at Against All Odds and the subsequent TV tapings are yet to be determined, his return is expected to inject a significant amount of excitement into TNA programming.

Jeff Hardy previously worked for TNA back in 2004, before leaving in 2006 due to personal issues. He returned in 2010, winning three TNA World Heavyweight Championships and two Tag Team Championships with his brother Matt. Hardy was involved in major storylines, including the “Immortal” faction and feuds with Sting and Kurt Angle. After a brief return in 2017, he left for WWE. Hardy’s time in TNA was crucial in boosting the promotion’s profile.

Against All Odds, scheduled for tomorrow, has already sold out, indicating strong anticipation for the event. Meanwhile, tickets are still available for Saturday’s TV tapings, where Matt Hardy will be challenging Moose in the main event.

How do you think Jeff Hardy’s return to TNA Wrestling will impact the promotion’s current storylines and fan engagement, especially considering the anticipation surrounding Against All Odds and the subsequent TV tapings? Let us know in the comments.