Eddie Edwards has shared what he believes is his best matches with Impact Wrestling in his long run with the company.

Edwards debuted for Impact in January 2014 alongside Davey Richards and is Impact’s longest-tenured talent competing today.

Speaking to PW Mania, Edwards discussed the highlights of his run with the promotion.

“You know, I can go pretty recently against Josh Alexander at Bound For Glory. Although I lost, I felt it was a match that represented myself and IMPACT in the way myself and Josh would like it to represent. It was hard-hitting, leaving everything out there and though I lost, I would do battle with Josh each and every day if I could.

“Of course, winning the World Title for first time from Bobby Lashley was an amazing, surreal moment. There are a lot of ups and downs in life, and especially, professional wrestling, where I never thought I’d get a shot or be in that position, but to be able to do it against someone like Bobby Lashley was very special and something I hold very close to my heart.”

Edwards also addressed Impact’s position in the wrestling world today after a wild and unpredictable 2022.

“For me, and I’d say the company as a whole, we just concern ourselves with IMPACT Wrestling and doing the best we can with our product. It’s easy to get caught up with what’s going on outside with other companies, so I think it’s important for us to stay focused on what we are doing.”

Edwards’ most recent victory came at last Friday’s Hard to Kill Pay-Per-View where he defeated Jonathan Gresham.