Indie sensation Brogan Finlay, the son of the legendary David Finlay, is making waves in the world of professional wrestling. After taking part in the WWE’s Performance Center tryouts in September, it has been reported that Finlay was recently spotted training at the Performance Center and is expected to sign a developmental deal with the company.
At just 21 years old, Brogan began his wrestling journey in 2020 as a student at the WWA4 Pro Wrestling School in Atlanta, which is run by AR Fox. He made his in-ring debut in early 2021 and faced off against WWA4 rival Bobby Flaco at ACTION Wrestling’s third anniversary show on April 16 of that year. Although he may have lost that match, it was clear that Brogan had talent and potential.
Throughout the year, Brogan had the opportunity to work with various promotions, including NJPW Strong and Beyond Wrestling. In 2022, he continued to make a name for himself by wrestling for NJPW Strong, GCW, IWTV, and others. This year, he has already worked several dates for GCW, JCW, and Black Label Pro, among others.
It’s worth noting that Brogan comes from a wrestling family. His older brother is none other than NJPW star David Finlay, who currently leads the infamous Bullet Club. With such a strong lineage and his own impressive skills, it’s no surprise that Brogan is turning heads in the industry.
This news has generated excitement among wrestling fans and industry insiders alike. The opportunity to train at the WWE Performance Center and potentially sign a developmental deal with the company is a significant milestone in any wrestler’s career. It opens doors to new opportunities, exposure, and the chance to learn from some of the best in the business.
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Stay tuned for further updates on Brogan Finlay’s career and his future endeavors in WWE. As he continues to develop and grow as a wrestler, there’s no doubt that he will make a significant impact in the industry.