Cedric Alexander has officially parted ways with WWE.

On February 7, Alexander took to Twitter to announce his departure, expressing gratitude for his time with the company. He wrote,

“Thank you for the last 8 1/2 years. Being a professional wrestler has been a dream of mine since I could form memories, and I will continue to do so ’til the good Lord says otherwise. See you in 90.”

The “see you in 90” remark seemingly references a 90-day non-compete clause, suggesting Alexander will be free to sign elsewhere after that period.

Alexander’s last WWE match took place on the January 28 episode of NXT, where he faced Ethan Page in a losing effort.

His WWE career began in 2016, highlighted by a standout performance in the Cruiserweight Classic, an eventual reign as WWE Cruiserweight Champion, and a notable run in The Hurt Business faction alongside Shelton Benjamin, Bobby Lashley and MVP.

With his departure now official, speculation will likely begin about his next move in the wrestling industry, with many major promotions potentially on the radar for the star.