Cedric Alexander is officially under contract with TNA Wrestling, closing the door on speculation about a potential jump to AEW. The deal, confirmed this week, secures his place on TNA’s roster, though the terms and duration remain undisclosed.
Alexander has been a regular presence on TNA programming in recent months, consistently featured in singles competition. His signing solidifies his role with the company and removes lingering uncertainty surrounding his future.
Talk of an AEW move had circulated heavily throughout mid-2025. The speculation gained traction because of his past association with MVP, Bobby Lashley, and Shelton Benjamin. The three now compete together as The Hurt Syndicate in AEW, fueling expectations of a reunion.
That possibility has now been ruled out, at least for the near future. Alexander’s commitment to TNA ends the discussion and redirects attention back to his work in the promotion.
In earlier interviews, Alexander made clear his current priority is advancing his career as a singles competitor. He emphasized wanting to prove himself individually before entertaining the idea of linking up again with his former Hurt Business allies.