Matt Hardy is feeling the effects of his latest TNA outing as he suffered a nose injury— and it came from a match that got completely out of control.
While speaking on The Extreme Life of Matt Hardy podcast, Hardy revealed he picked up the injury during a recent TNA Impact taping, where things escalated from a simple segment into full-blown chaos. He first mentioned the injury offhand before deciding to explain exactly what happened.
“A little nicked up on the nose—damn. I mean, since you just threw it out like that, I might as well go ahead and get into it.”
Hardy then explained that it all started with an in-ring promo featuring The Hardys and The Righteous, which quickly turned into something more physical than expected. That segment led directly into a tables match the following week — and according to Hardy, it delivered exactly what fans would expect.
“I’ve got to tell you guys, man—coming up on Impact tomorrow, you’ll see the Hardys hit the ring. We have an in-ring promo, which I thought was a really, really entertaining segment. A lot of good content, and surprise, surprise—the Righteous are going to bust it, and we have a very interesting back-and-forth. You kind of see where things stand currently. And at the end of the promo, we end up building to a tag team tables match the following week. And it was a good one—I’ve got to tell you, it’s a can’t-miss tables match on TNA Impact.”
Once the match got going, things didn’t slow down. Hardy described the action as nonstop, with both teams going all out from start to finish. That’s when the injury happened. Hardy explained that during one of the table spots, things didn’t go exactly as planned — and he ended up catching part of the damage himself.
“You know, the last one we had there was against the Dudleys, obviously, but we’re in there with the Righteous, and we’re going nuts. And we went so nuts—this is something—a table that I put somebody through nicked my own nose. The tables were very sharp. They were very crunchy, and just wood was flying everywhere. It was a wild match.”
This wasn’t just a rough bump — it just shows how quickly things can go sideways in matches built around chaos. Hardy might have delivered the kind of moment fans expect from a tables match, but it came with a real price, showing he’s still willing to take hits to make it count.
Do you think matches like this are worth the risk at this stage of Matt Hardy’s career — or should he tone it down? Let us know your thoughts below.
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