Jeff Hardy has provided a new update on the neck injury that has been plaguing him since October, revealing that he has begun a new treatment as he pushes toward a full recovery.
Hardy recently spoke with WrestleZone Managing Editor Bill Pritchard about his condition. The Charismatic Enigma has been dealing with bulging discs in his neck since The Hardys dropped the NXT Tag Team Championship to DarkState's Dion Lennox and Osiris Griffin in a Broken Rules match at WWE NXT Halloween Havoc in October.
I'm super excited for my neck to fully heal. I've been dealing with bulging discs ever since Halloween Havoc, when we dropped the [NXT Tag Team] titles.
It was that finish, it's one of those things where it looked like I landed flat. My head was turned to the right, and it was like a whiplash. It felt terrible, the way my head hit the mat."
Jeff Hardy provides an update on his health (via WrestleZone)
Jeff Hardy Has Started Taking Peptides
Hardy went on to reveal that he has started a new recovery protocol, telling Prichard that he recently began taking peptides in an effort to accelerate the healing process.
So yeah, I'm super excited to get this thing fully healed, man. I started taking some peptides yesterday, so hopefully, that's going to help out a lot," Hardy said.
The peptides revelation is the latest chapter in Jeff's recovery journey. His brother Matt Hardy previously shared on The Extreme Life of Matt Hardy podcast that the team has been consulting with medical professionals and that Jeff prefers to heal as naturally as possible rather than undergo surgery.
Matt also noted that the team has adjusted their in-ring style to protect Jeff, calling it a "protect Jeff at all costs" approach.
Despite the injury, Hardy has continued to compete for TNA. He picked up a win over Mustafa Ali on the January 22 episode of Thursday Night iMPACT, though Fightful Select reported that there were backstage discussions about pulling Jeff from that match before he insisted on competing.
The Hardys Set for Eight-Man Tag at TNA No Surrender
During the same interview, Matt and Jeff Hardy confirmed they will be in action at TNA No Surrender on Friday, February 13. The Hardys will team with The Righteous (Vincent and Dutch) to take on Order 4 in an eight-man tag team match.
Matt noted that The Righteous have been lobbying to team with The Hardys, and TNA Director of Operations Daria Rae officially made the match during this week's episode of Thursday Night iMPACT.
No Surrender 2026
TNA No Surrender takes place at The Pinnacle in Nashville, Tennessee, and streams exclusively on TNA+. The current announced card also includes:
- Mike Santana and Leon Slater vs. Nic Nemeth and Eddie Edwards in the main event
- Stacks Lorenzo (c) vs. Trey Miguel for the TNA International Championship
- Léi Y?ng Lee (c) vs. Arianna Grace for the TNA Knockouts World Championship.
TNA will also hold iMPACT television tapings in Nashville on February 14.
The Hardys are the reigning TNA World Tag Team Champions in their fourth reign and re-signed with the company in December 2025.
