Titus Alexander Moving To Japan, Says His Goal Is To Solidify His Name On NOAH Roster
A major career move for Titus Alexander.
At the age of 25, Titus Alexander has tallied up eight years as a pro wrestler. He’s appeared for WWE, AEW, ROH, PWG, and NJPW, and since 2023, he’s been competing regularly for Pro Wrestling NOAH.
Alexander is scheduled to participate in NOAH’s N-1 Victory tournament, which kicks off on September 12th. The pre-tournament press conference took place, and during Alexander’s mic time, he revealed that he is moving to Japan full-time.
“It’s been about two years since I’ve been in the N-1 Victory, and I’ve been able to grow and change in a lot of different ways. I’ve been able to travel a lot. All over America, to Europe, and Mexico to train and wrestle with some of the best in the world. But before I came here, leaving my home, leaving my family, I made sure to hug them real tight. I wanted to spend some extra time with them, because as of yesterday, I’ve decided to move my life to Japan. I’m moving to Japan to better my career. So after the N-1 Victory, my plan is to make my mark and solidify my name back onto the NOAH roster. So it doesn’t matter who’s standing across the ring from me; the goal is to win.”
🚨 BREAKING: Titus Alexander has announced he will be moving Japan‼️
Watch the full N-1 press conference here: https://t.co/ABrORizWFR https://t.co/rPR8dgGb4v pic.twitter.com/Box5Fx6aB7
— PRO WRESTLING NOAH (@noahglobal) September 11, 2026
Alexander is in the B block of the N-1 Victory along with the likes of KENTA, Kenoh, Kouga, Manabu Soya, Tetsuya Endo, OZAWA, and Masa Kitamiya.
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