WWE Hall of Famer Arn Anderson isnt chasing spotlight anymorehes chasing shows around the Southeast to support his son, Brock Anderson, whos now grinding it out on the indie scene after leaving AEW in late 2023.
Speaking to Denise Salcedo, the Four Horsemen legend gave heartfelt insight into his new role as mentor, coach, and full-time dad behind the curtain. He admitted Brock isnt on TV right now, but believes its only a matter of time.
Anderson, who joined AEW in 2019 and worked alongside stars like Cody Rhodes, is now back to basicsdriving to shows across the Carolinas, Virginia, and Georgia just to be in his sons corner.
He made it clear his wrestling career has taken a backseat:
Arn also pushed back on the idea of Brock having to live in his shadow:
Andersons not asking fans to crown Brock yetbut he is asking for a fair shot:
For a guy who once ruled WCW rings with spinebusters and icy promos, Arns current mission is simpler: be a dad, support his kid, and pass the torch with dignity. From The Four Horsemen to the family car rides, Arn Andersons legacy now rides shotgunliterally.
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