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Hardys Reclaim TNA World Tag Team Titles in Four-Way Ladder Match

Their fifth TNA tag reign ties the promotion record, highlighting veteran Jeff Hardy’s high-risk ladder work at age 48.

Overview

  • Matt and Jeff Hardy won the TNA World Tag Team Championship in a four-way ladder match at Slammiversary on June 28, 2026, defeating The Righteous, Bear Bronson & Brian Myers, and Jason Hotch & John Skyler.
  • Jeff Hardy climbed a ladder and performed a top‑of‑ladder Swanton Bomb during the match, a spot singled out in coverage because he is 48 years old.
  • The match was defined by weaponized-ladder spots and hard bumps, including the Righteous’s flower-and-barbed-wire ‘Wicked Garden’ ladder, a piledriver into that ladder, and multiple competitors crashing through stacked tables.
  • This title win is the Hardys’ fifth TNA tag-team reign, tying them with Beer Money Inc and The Wolves for the most TNA tag reigns.
  • The victory continues a short-cycle title narrative for the division following the Hardys’ 265-day reign after last year’s Slammiversary and their loss at Rebellion to Myers and Bronson, and it raises fresh questions about TNA’s reliance on risky ladder spectacle and veteran performers.