Several WWE Superstars were released by the company last month under the Triple H regime. One of them is Cedric Alexander, who was part of NXT at the time of his departure.
The 35-year-old star was released alongside AOP, Sonya Deville, Paul Ellering, and Blair Davenport. He joined WWE in 2016 as a cruiserweight and enjoyed success on the main roster as a member of a faction known as The Hurt Business.
Cedric Alexander's first appearance since becoming a free agent will take place at a House Of Glory Wrestling event on May 9 in Chicago. He recently shared the news on his Instagram story.

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Cedric Alexander was part of a short-lived tag team with Ashante Thee Adonis, and they both got called back to NXT at the same time. The latter still appears on the black-and-silver brand regularly.
Former WWE star EC3 says Cedric Alexander will be hot on the indies after becoming a free agent
On The Wrestling Outlaws with Vince Russo and Dr. Chris Featherstone, EC3 stated that Cedric Alexander was at the right place and time in the Stamford-based company.
However, The former WWE star believes Cedric will tear up the indies once his non-compete clause expires.
"Cedric [Alexander] was at the right place at the right time. Unfortunately, wrestling is a horrible, awful business with no context or perceptions of history or allows anybody to have any meaning whatsoever. So that's been forgotten, and he kind of meandered and floated around for a while. He'll be gone for 90 days; he'll come back; he'll be hot, [and] he'll tear up the indies, and probably get a job somewhere else; I'd love to see him!" he said.
It'll be interesting to see what Cedric Alexander does next in his career. He could end up joining the Hurt Syndicate in AEW.