Josh Alexander has shared a tough update with fans after suffering a serious injury during AEW Collision, revealing that surgery is now required and his future in the ring remains uncertain. Taking to social media, Alexander posted a video from his car where he addressed the situation directly and explained how the injury developed over the past week. He revealed that after dealing with pain and limping since the incident, he finally received confirmation from his surgeon about how serious the injury really is. Josh Alexander explained that what initially seemed like a painful setback turned into something far more serious once doctors evaluated the damage. The update makes it clear that Alexanders injury is significant enough to immediately sideline him, with surgery scheduled and no confirmed timeframe for recovery. Injuries like this often leave wrestlers facing uncertainty, and Alexander admitted that the moment brought plenty of concerns about what lies ahead. Josh Alexander also spoke about the emotional impact of the injury, noting that thoughts about his career and future quickly entered his mind after learning the severity of the situation. One of the biggest disappointments for Alexander is being forced to miss a major title defense. He revealed that he had planned to defend his MLP Canadian Championship at MLP x ROH Global Wars but will now be unable to compete due to the severity of the injury. Josh Alexander expressed how much the championship and Canadian wrestling scene mean to him, making the missed defense especially difficult to accept. Despite the setback, Alexander said he still plans to support the upcoming events from home and remain connected to the wrestling community while he begins the recovery process. Josh Alexander closed his message by acknowledging the uncertainty surrounding his future while promising fans he will stay engaged as he works toward recovery. Alexanders injury now leaves a major question mark hanging over his in-ring future, especially with surgery ahead and no timetable for his return. Missing a scheduled championship defense is already a significant setback, but the bigger concern remains how long he will be out and what his recovery will ultimately look like. What do you think about Josh Alexander being forced out of action with a severe knee injury? Do you believe hell come back stronger after surgery, or could this setback change his momentum moving forward? Share your thoughts and leave your feedback in the comments. G Add as a preferred source on Google
