AEW has a ton of young and veteran wrestlers on their roster. This gives them the perfect blend of superstars to make them stand out as a fresh alternative to WWE. We’ve seen some top names make their debut on AEW recently. And now, the latest addition is ‘The Enforcer’ Arn Anderson’s son, Brock Anderson.

Brock Anderson to team with Cody Rhodes on AEW Dynamite debut

During this week’s edition of Friday Night Dynamite, Tony Schiavone revealed Brock Anderson as the latest addition to the AEW roster. He added Brock would make his in-ring debut next week in a tag team match with Cody Rhodes. Brock and Cody will take on QT Marshall and Aaron Solow of The Factory.

We saw a glimpse of what Brock can do in the ring when QT Marshall hit a cheap shot on his father, Arn Anderson. ‘The Enforcer’s’ son immediately took the Marshall and loaded him with some strong rights and lefts.

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Brock is Arn Anderson’s younger son and has been training at Cody’s Nightmare Factory for quite sometime now. Prior to his wrestling debut or introduction, Brock Anderson was seen in the crowd at AEW Dynamite and Dark at several occasions.

The youngblood has no wrestling experience whatsoever. However, like many Nightmare Factory scouts, Brock Anderson could prove fans wrong with his in-ring work. Will he be as good as his father? Well, now would be too early to take a call. After all, the young wrestler just took the first step of his pro wrestling career with his on-screen debut this week.

By the first looks of it, Brock Anderson didn’t really look like a wrestler on his debut to be honest. Although that’s something he can work on as he learns the little things that matter in the world of pro wrestling.

What are your thoughts on Brock Anderson? Are you excited to see what he brings to the table next week on Dynamite? Let us know in the comments!

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