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#8 Cedric Alexander vs. Hideo Itami (205 Live, January 9th)
Hideo Itami might have been on the way out, but he didn't show it in this match with the former Cruiserweight Champion. Both of these guys put on a great main event where they stiffed each other pretty good.
This was for the final spot in the fatal four way at the Royal Rumble. The former champion, Cedric Alexander, wanted to get his stroke back, lest we all forget that most of 2018 was the "Age of Alexander."
Hideo Itami had other ideas, though. Whatever Alexander did, he would only find himself frustrated as his opponent found a way to fight back. Itami would ultimately get on to the winning end of the match while Cedric Alexander's stint in the wilderness continued.
Might he build himself back up to challenge Murphy at WrestleMania? Or will a certain someone debut from New Japan first?
