Josh Alexander's contract with TNA Wrestling officially expired today, making him a free agent. According to Fightful Select's Sean Ross Sapp, sources within AEW, those close to Alexander, and others in the industry expect him to sign with AEW—if he hasn't already.
Meanwhile, WWE sources confirmed that he has not signed with the company, though there was previous interest in bringing him in last year.
Alexander had a highly successful tenure in TNA Wrestling (now Impact Wrestling) from 2019 to 2025. He initially gained prominence as part of the tag team The North alongside Ethan Page, with the duo winning the Impact World Tag Team Championship twice. Alexander found further success by capturing the TNA X Division Championship before ascending to the top of the promotion by winning the TNA World Championship twice. His second reign was particularly historic, lasting 335 days—the longest in company history.
Ahead of his free agency, PWInsider reported that Alexander is being represented by wrestling super-agent Barry Bloom in negotiating his next contract. Bloom has worked with several major wrestling figures, including Kenny Omega and Jim Ross.
While it remains unclear if Alexander has officially signed a new deal, AEW is widely expected to be his next destination.
