Josh Alexander reflects on wrestling an AEW legend ahead of Hard to Kill (Exclusive)

For a split second Josh Alexander was the world champion

At Bound for Glory last year, AEW legend Christian Cage defended the IMPACT Wrestling World Championship against Josh Alexander.

It was a dream come true for the young Canadian superstar, not only defeating the AEW veteran, but one of his heroes. Ahead of his match against Jonah at Hard to Kill, Alexander reflected on his match against Cage in an interview with Sportskeeda Wrestling. He said the following words:

"Yeah, it was everything I expected it to be and more. I can sit here and talk about some of the great matches I've ever had and stuff. I can tell you that I don't like any of them at the end of the day because there's always something I could find in the match that I could have done better or would have done differently. Because hindsight is always 20/20. Christian Cage, the whole match, was certainly a part of that," said Alexander on facing the AEW star.

Cedric Alexander is still grateful for being able to wrestle an established AEW star and a Canadian hero on such a big stage!

"You have to take a step back and look at it. I am forever grateful for the experience and the opportunity that I got to showcase myself. IMPACT Wrestling management here, they trusted me and gave me that ball. And I don't think I dropped it. And that's all I can ask from that opportunity. I got to learn from one of the greatest-ever in Christian Cage. So, it was great, " added Josh Alexander.

With Christian Cage's return to AEW, Josh Alexander has one thing on his mind

.@Walking_Weapon must beat THIS MAN if he wants to climb back to the @IMPACTWRESTLING Heavyweight championship!

The new acquisition, @JONAHISHERE, destroyed Josh at Turning Point. They settle it in 6⃣ days at #HardToKill

Streaming LIVE on #FITE 🔗 bit.ly/3FMGzn5 https://t.co/wRyj4MKT9U

Josh Alexander takes on Jonah at IMPACT Wrestling's upcoming pay-per-view 'Hard to Kill' which is available on FITE TV. One assumes that a victory at the show will land him straight back in the title picture.