Mustafa Ali suffered a dislocated jaw injury during his match against Mike Santana at TNA Sacrifice in El Paso, Texas. Despite the injury, Ali continued competing and finished the match.

According to Fightful Select, Ali managed to reset his jaw himself during the match. The injury is not considered serious, and Ali is expected to continue his scheduled appearances.

The match ended with Ali securing a victory over Santana, adding another win to his record since joining TNA Wrestling. His decision to complete the match despite the injury demonstrates his professional commitment.

Ali chose to sign with TNA Wrestling earlier this year, establishing himself as one of the promotion’s prominent performers. His ability to work through the dislocated jaw shows his determination as a competitor.

TNA Unbreakable is scheduled to take place in the coming weeks, with Ali expected to participate as planned despite the recent injury.

.@Santana_Proud intercepts @MustafaAli_X with a cutter OUTTA NOWHERE!

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TNA Sacrifice 2025 has sold out all available tickets just hours before the show begins at El Paso County Coliseum in El Paso, Texas.

The sellout makes Sacrifice 2025 the highest-attended United States event for TNA Wrestling in a decade, surpassing Victory Road 2024 in San Antonio, which also sold out completely.

TNA had previously opened additional seating due to strong demand, and those tickets have now been claimed as well.

Fans still interested in attending the company’s programming can find a limited number of seats available for the March 15 television tapings, though these are expected to sell out soon.

The impressive ticket sales continue a positive trend for TNA Wrestling, which has seen growing attendance figures at recent events throughout the United States.

Matt Hardy has confirmed that The Hardy Boyz have completed their current run in NXT but still have future plans with WWE. The statement came during an episode of The Extreme Life of Matt Hardy podcast.

Yes. I do think we would want to run it back. As of right now, our little run with NXT is wrapped,” Hardy said. “We do have some stuff on our schedule to do with WWE a little later on down the road. Nothing specifically with NXT yet, but…

When podcast host Jon Alba attempted to get more details about their WWE plans, Hardy kept the information vague.

Just stuff, I’m going to leave it at that right now. We have stuff lined up with WWE.

Hardy expressed interest in returning to NXT specifically to pursue the tag team championships. The titles remain an achievement missing from The Hardy Boyz’ extensive tag team resume.

But I would love to run it back, especially when we gave our initial thoughts following the match,” Hardy continued. “The first thing post-match is like, hey, these guys got a shot at the TNA Tag Team Titles and we were able to retain our titles, we prevailed. But does this now earn us a shot at the NXT Tag Team Championships? Because that is a tag team title that The Hardys do not have on their resume, and The Hardys would like to have that on their resume. I think there’s maybe a selling point there, too.

The Hardy Boyz began their unexpected NXT tenure on February 25, with their most significant appearance coming on March 11 when they defeated Fraxiom in a non-title match.

Jeff Hardy praised the athleticism of Fraxiom team members Nathan Frazer and Axiom following their bout.

Their human hearts are more like rocket-boosters. That’s the fastest team I’ve ever been in the ring with.

WWE has not announced any future appearances for The Hardy Boyz in NXT or on other WWE programming.