Cedric Alexander Names Je’Von Evans as His One Regret From His WWE Run

Cedric Alexander has opened up about the one piece of unfinished business he carries from his time in WWE — a singles match against Je’Von Evans that never materialized.

Alexander, who has competed against top-level talent across both WWE and TNA throughout his career, revealed that despite actually teaming with Evans during the later stages of his WWE tenure, the two never got the opportunity to go one-on-one. That missed collision is the match he says he wishes he had gotten before his departure.

It’s a candid admission that speaks to the kind of potential both men bring to the table. Evans has quickly established himself as one of the more exciting young prospects in WWE, possessing the athleticism and instincts that would make a matchup with a veteran like Alexander a compelling watch. Alexander, for his part, has long been regarded as one of the more gifted workers in the industry — someone capable of elevating any opponent and telling a compelling story between the ropes.

The fact that the two shared time as partners makes the unfulfilled singles match feel all the more like a missed opportunity. Tag team chemistry often hints at what a rivalry could produce, and by Alexander’s own account, that potential was never fully explored.

Whether their paths cross again somewhere down the road remains to be seen, but Alexander clearly hasn’t stopped thinking about what could have been.