Arn Anderson, the legendary Enforcer, recently provided some insight into his son Brock Anderson’s contract with All Elite Wrestling (AEW). During an episode of his podcast, Anderson revealed that Brock’s contract is set to expire at the end of August, leaving his future with the company uncertain.
When asked about his son’s contract status, Anderson said, “Not yet. It’s up at the end of the month. End of August. We will see. I hope so. I hope he’s one of those guys, guys like him and Taz’ kid [HOOK], a lot of young talent that has a lot to offer, just hasn’t had a chance yet. I hope things work out, and we’re able to stay.”
Brock Anderson has not been a regular presence on AEW programming in recent months. However, he did have a notable match against Luchasaurus for the TNT Championship on the Collision special. He has primarily been featured on the now-defunct Dark series and has also competed in matches on ROH TV.
It remains to be seen whether AEW will choose to re-sign Brock Anderson or part ways with him. With his contract expiring soon, the decision will likely be made in the coming weeks.
Arn Anderson’s comments shed light on the potential future of young talent in AEW. He mentioned both Brock Anderson and Taz’s son, Hook, as individuals who have yet to fully showcase their abilities. Anderson expressed hope that these talented individuals would be given more opportunities to prove themselves.
AEW has been known for its commitment to nurturing and showcasing young talent, providing them with a platform to shine. The company has already given opportunities to several up-and-coming wrestlers, and Brock Anderson could potentially be another beneficiary of this approach.
While Brock Anderson’s future in AEW is uncertain, fans will be eagerly awaiting news of his contract status. As the son of a wrestling legend, he carries a certain level of expectation and potential. Whether he remains with AEW or explores other opportunities, it will undoubtedly be intriguing to see how his career unfolds.
In other news, Arn Anderson also discussed the legendary Jim Cornette’s ability to cut a promo on his podcast. To read more about Anderson’s thoughts on Cornette’s promo skills, you can visit Wrestling Headlines.
(H/T and transcribed by Fightful)
Originally posted at: Wrestling Headlines