Josh Alexander has officially signed with All Elite Wrestling. A former two-time Impact World Champion, two-time Impact Tag Team Champion, and Impact X-Division Champion, Alexander made his AEW debut on Wednesday’s Dynamite Spring BreakThru episode in Boston as the mystery wild card opponent for Hangman Adam Page in the Owen Hart Foundation men’s tournament quarterfinals. Page defeated Alexander in the 37-year-old veteran’s debut match with the company. After the bout, Don Callis and Kyle Fletcher entered to attack Page, with Callis and Alexander teasing an alliance: AEW owner Tony Khan announced in a social media post that Alexander, who hit free agency after wrapping up with TNA earlier this year, had officially signed: https://twitter.com/TonyKhan/status/1912666961290424450 It was reported in February after Alexander’s TNA deal expired that he was expected to sign with AEW. He lost his final TNA match to Eric Young on the February 13 Impact. In the interim, Alexander made an appearance for former TNA exec
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