WWE Hall of Famer Arn Anderson recently shared insights about collaborating with his son Brock following his departure from AEW. Arn became part of AEW in August 2019, with Brock joining two years later and staying until late 2023. Brock has since explained his decision not to renew his AEW contract, calling it the “best decision” for himself. Arn, who returned to the independent wrestling circuit to support his son’s career, revealed his active role in guiding Brock. In a conversation with Dennis Salcedo, the Four Horsemen legend emphasized that Brock is still establishing himself in wrestling and that Arn attends as many of his matches as possible across the Carolinas, Virginia, and Georgia to coach him. Arn expressed that after 42 years in wrestling, his focus is now on ensuring Brock gets a solid start, earns respect, and succeeds in the wrestling industry.
Arn also highlighted that Brock wants to build his own identity rather than simply follow in his father’s footsteps. He aims to support Brock’s aspirations to be a wrestler by encouraging him to fully commit and see where his efforts take him. Arn Anderson, a 2012 WWE Hall of Fame inductee as part of the Four Horsemen, had a celebrated 40-year career, including winning WWF Tag Team Championships with Tully Blanchard.
Fan Take: This update is significant for AEW fans as it highlights a heartfelt family legacy transitioning through the wrestling world, signaling a potential rise of new talent outside mainstream promotions. Brock Anderson’s journey emphasizes the importance of growth and personal choice, which could inspire future wrestlers to carve their own paths within the sport.
