By David LaGuerre | October 31, 2026 | Evening edition

Reports say Jeff Hardy will miss TNA’s November events in Canada, while Halloween Havoc, AEW Collision, CMLL and AAA fill a crowded Saturday night. This is part of the latest Jeff Hardy TNA update.

The biggest development since Saturday morning concerns Jeff Hardy and TNA Wrestling’s upcoming Canadian schedule. F4WOnline, citing Fightful’s reporting, says Hardy was temporarily written off TNA television and is expected to miss the company’s November dates in Canada.

The report says Hardy has two bulging discs in his neck but is not expected to need surgery. This Jeff Hardy TNA update suggests he could return for TNA’s December tapings in El Paso, Texas. TNA has not issued a public medical update confirming those details, so this edition treats the diagnosis and return timetable as reporting, not an official company announcement.

The planned absence also fits TNA’s travel calendar. Destination X is scheduled for November 15 in Edmonton, followed by events in Calgary on November 18 and 19. F4WOnline reports that Hardy’s past legal issues create difficulty entering Canada. Matt Hardy remains advertised for the Canadian dates, in light of the latest Jeff Hardy TNA update.

On Thursday’s Impact, Joseph Sawyer and Samuel Shaw attacked Hardy during the closing Slaughterhouse Syx angle. That televised attack supplied the storyline explanation for his absence. The complete October 29 TNA and ROH results are already in Friday’s Morning Bell, so this edition does not repeat them.

Saturday night viewing desk, all times Eastern

The clocks remain on Eastern Daylight Time Saturday night. Daylight saving time ends early Sunday, which changes the conversion for Sunday’s Mexico City event.

Halloween Havoc and Collision: final spoiler-free check

WWE’s official Halloween Havoc page still lists six matches and Danhausen as host. Grayson Waller defends the NXT Championship against Tony D’Angelo, and Kelani Jordan defends the NXT Women’s Championship against Wren Sinclair. The remaining bouts are Zilla Fatu vs. Charlie Dempsey under Spin the Wheel, Make the Deal rules, Tavion Heights vs. Myles Borne in Weapons Wild, Zaria vs. Izzi Dame in a non-title match and Shiloh Hill vs. Naraku.

AEW’s official Collision preview confirms eight advertised matches or appearances. The Cut faces Orange Cassidy, Kyle O’Reilly and Roderick Strong. Triangle of Madness defends the Artist of Stardom Championship against Hazuki, Koguma and Fuwa-chan. Ilja Dragunov faces The Beast Mortos, while Tommaso Ciampa meets Matt Sydal.

The rest of the advertised Collision lineup includes Konosuke Takeshita vs. Adam Priest, Mike Bailey vs. Darius Martin, Divine Dominion in action and The Hurt Syndicate in action. Collision was taped Wednesday. This article does not use leaked finishes or fan-posted spoilers.

Because the full cards already appeared in Saturday’s Morning Bell, this is only a final time-and-channel check. No late official cancellation or replacement was found by the 5 p.m. reporting deadline.

AAA’s open challenge remains open

WWE’s AAA hub continues to list the Saturday program at 10 p.m. Eastern. The Week 1 recap says Mini Vikingo’s injury created an open challenge for Rey Fenix’s AAA World Cruiserweight Championship. An opponent was not named on the accessible official page before deadline.

Fenix successfully defended the title against Ricky Saints on Friday’s SmackDown. That result is confirmed, but it does not establish who will answer the AAA challenge. Any named opponent circulating without a promotion announcement should be treated as rumor.

CMLL adds the new Rey del Inframundo to Saturday’s question

CMLL’s official Arena Coliseo card lists El Terrible, Stuka Jr., Bárbaro Cavernario, Difunto and Guerrero Maya Jr. for the Reyes del Inframundo tournament. The card also says a newly crowned Rey del Inframundo would be added. Xelhua won that title Friday, but the accessible Saturday listing had not yet been updated to include him by deadline.

The rest of the sold-out card includes Los Infernales vs. Las Bestias del Ring, Marcela, Garra Negra and Skadi vs. Princesa Sugehit, Keyra and Hera, plus three additional tag or trios matches. CMLL links the event to its official YouTube stream.

CMLL’s Sunday family show at Arena México begins at 5 p.m. Mexico City time. Because Eastern clocks move back overnight while Mexico City remains on standard time, that converts to 6 p.m. Eastern on Sunday, not 7 p.m.

TNA adds a new team to Thursday’s card

TNA announced Saturday that Frankie Kazarian and Avery Styles will make their tag-team debut on the November 5 Impact. The episode airs at 9 p.m. Eastern on AMC, AMC+ and TNA+, with Sportsnet 360 carrying the program in Canada at 8 p.m. Eastern.

The updated card also includes:

• Nic and Ryan Nemeth defending the TNA World Tag Team Championship against Leon Slater and Amazing Red.
• Eddie Edwards vs. Bear Bronson, with control inside The System at stake.
• Fire ‘N Flava vs. Shotzi Blackheart and Allie.
• Harley Hudson’s initiation into The Righteous.
• Kazarian and Styles making their first appearance as a team.

Raw starts early, and SmackDown sets No Holds Barred

Monday’s Raw starts at the unusual time of 6 p.m. Eastern on Netflix from Barclays Center in Brooklyn. Netflix’s official preview confirms John Cena and Roman Reigns will appear, with Royce Keys facing Solo Sikoa. WWE will also tape the November 6 SmackDown in Brooklyn that night before traveling to Saudi Arabia.

WWE has confirmed CM Punk vs. Kevin Owens under No Holds Barred rules for that November 6 SmackDown. The broadcast remains scheduled for Friday at 8 p.m. Eastern on USA Network. This edition will not publish taping spoilers before the episode airs.

Wednesday becomes an NXT and AEW head-to-head night

NXT moves from Tuesday to Wednesday, November 4, because The CW has election coverage Tuesday. The network lists NXT for 8 p.m. Eastern. John Cena is advertised to appear, while Cody Rhodes will present the Dusty Cup after Noam Dar and Romeo Moreno face Hank Walker and Tank Ledger in the tournament final. Dion Lennox vs. Cruz Montana is also set as an unsanctioned match.

That places NXT directly opposite AEW Dynamite: Blood & Guts at 8 p.m. Eastern on TBS and HBO Max. AEW’s men’s cage match pits Will Ospreay, Adam Copeland, Darby Allin, Steven Borden and The Young Bucks against Kazuchika Okada, Wardlow, Kyle Fletcher, Kevin Knight, Mark Davis and Jake Doyle.

The women’s Blood & Guts match has Willow Nightingale, Kris Statlander, Harley Cameron, Jamie Hayter and Alex Windsor facing Megan Bayne, Lena Kross, Thekla, Julia Hart and Skye Blue. Those teams are confirmed. Entry order and match order were not announced by deadline.

ROH has a taping date, not a published card

Ring of Honor’s official event page lists an HonorClub taping Tuesday, November 3, at WJCT Studios in Jacksonville. Doors open at 4:30 p.m. Eastern, with wrestling expected to begin around 5 p.m. Registration is free but does not guarantee entry after the studio reaches capacity.

ROH had not posted a full match card on its accessible event page. This article does not substitute taping rumors or older spoilers for an official lineup.

Crown Jewel status

WWE Crown Jewel remains scheduled for Saturday, November 7, at noon Eastern from The Venue, also known as ANB Arena, in Riyadh. The current four-match lineup is Roman Reigns vs. Sami Zayn, Liv Morgan vs. Chelsea Green, Cody Rhodes vs. Randy Orton in a Last Man Standing match, and World Tag Team Champions Bron Breakker and Austin Theory vs. Penta and Je’Von Evans.

Some WWE pages have continued to display the former venue. The official Saudi ticket announcement naming The Venue remains the most current practical guidance. No official reason for the venue change has been released.

Confirmed, reported and rumor check

• Confirmed: tonight’s NXT, Collision, CMLL and AAA start times and the advertised cards described above.
• Confirmed: TNA’s updated November 5 lineup, Raw’s 6 p.m. start, Punk vs. Owens, NXT’s Wednesday move and both Blood & Guts teams.
• Reported: Jeff Hardy’s planned November absence, neck condition and possible December return.
• Unconfirmed: AAA’s open-challenge opponent, Xelhua’s addition to the Saturday CMLL field and ROH’s November 3 match card.

Official social clips and media limits

TNA’s official X account posted the Slaughterhouse Syx closing angle involving Jeff Hardy and the Kazarian-Styles tag-team announcement. AEW’s official account posted the Artist of Stardom title-match graphic and a Triangle of Madness backstage promo.

Those posts are direct links rather than native embeds. X blocked reliable page retrieval, TikTok blocked automated verification, and no current official Instagram Reel could be verified with sufficiently clear source identity and media rights. The TNA angle also contains violent broadcast footage. No clip was downloaded, edited or reuploaded, and no public post is presented as a guarantee of copyright clearance.

Cards and viewing availability can change. Reporting was checked Saturday, October 31, 2026, before the evening broadcasts.