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Brodie Lee Jr. is following in the footsteps of his late father, and Friday night showcased his impressive skills.
The young wrestling prodigy surprised fans by making appearances at both ROH Supercard of Honor and GCW: Bosses of All Bosses, just hours apart.
He made his first appearance alongside the Dark Order (Evil Uno, John Silver, Alex Reynolds) at ROH Supercard of Honor, where he played a pivotal role in distracting opponents from the FlatHouse (Preston Vance, Griff Garrison, Cole Carter) and helping his father’s faction secure a win.
But that wasn’t the end of it. A few hours later, Brodie Jr. returned to the ring at GCW, teaming up with a colleague named Dereiss. The audience was treated to more than just a standard performance, as Brodie Jr. displayed some high-impact moves in tribute to his father—landing a Satellite DDT, Discus Lariat, Super Kick, and Canadian Destroyer, which had the crowd on their feet.
He’s more than just a legacy; Brodie Jr. is making a name for himself in the wrestling world.
Earlier this year, he made his official in-ring debut at Joey Janela’s Spring Break, winning the Cluster Fuck Battle Royal, and he has been determined to show he belongs ever since.
What are your thoughts on Brodie Lee Jr.’s potential in professional wrestling? Do you believe he’s the future, or is it too soon to tell? Share your views about his remarkable Friday night in the comments.
Fan Take: Brodie Lee Jr.’s impressive performances signal a new generation in wrestling, carrying forward the legacy of his father while carving his own path. His ability to captivate audiences at such a young age hints at exciting developments for the sport, and wrestling fans should pay close attention to his rise.
