3 reasons why The Hurt Business should break up on WWE RAW and 2 reasons they shouldn't 

#2 Why The Hurt Business should break up - Cedric Alexander deserves a breakout moment on WWE RAW

Just call me #PrimeAlexander!!#HurtBusiness #RAWTagTeamChampion@wwe @WWEonFOX pic.twitter.com/ImKEXelcMM

— PRIME Alexander (@CedricAlexander) December 22, 2020

Before joining The Hurt Business on WWE RAW, Cedric Alexander was floating in the lower-card and tag team division without any clear direction. However, since joining the stable, Alexander has been able to work with some of the sharpest minds in wrestling and further develop his skills.

His association with MVP, Lashley, and Benjamin has boosted his career, and it's a matter of time before he breaks out on a solo run.

During his time in the company's Cruiserweight division, where he became a WWE Cruiserweight Champion, Alexander stood out for his exceptional in-ring abilities. Some of his early days on WWE RAW were immensely fruitful as he got to feud with AJ Styles. Though he dropped down the pecking order as quickly as he rose, his skills ensured he'll somehow find his way back up the card.

SAY IT, SAY MY NAME! #PrimeAlexander #ElixSkipperEnergy pic.twitter.com/1LUsOStXVW

— PRIME Alexander (@CedricAlexander) February 2, 2021

With momentum on his side now, the time seems apt for the WWE to catapult him to the upper-card. Possible feuds with Jeff Hardy, Keith Lee, and eventually WWE Champion Drew McIntyre could propel him into stardom.