Brock Anderson joining WWE following AEW departure: Exploring the possibilities

Since the launch of AEW in 2019, the wrestling industry has witnessed a number of top WWE stars wrestling from WWE to AEW. AEW was considered as the rival of WWE and as the place for creative freedom and opportunities. However, things started to change as we could see a number of wrestlers from AEW moving to WWE in the past two years.

Following the paths of Cody Rhodes, Jade Cargill, and Lexis King (Brian Pillman Jr.) a WWE legend’s son is expected to move to WWE. Here we explore some of the possibilities of him joining the Stamford based company.

Brock Anderson left AEW

Brock Anderson, son of WWE Hall of Famer Arn Anderson who worked for AEW from 2021 to 2023 was released from AEW. PWInsider confirmed his departure stating that an email was issued announcing that the 26 years old’s contract with AEW has expired and the door is always open for him like the recently released ones in the future.

The report says,

“PWInsider.com is told that an internal email was issued this evening, announcing Anderson, 26, was no longer with the company. The belief is that his contract has expired and like several others who have recently departed, the door is open for him to be used in the future.”

Since WWE has been hiring young and talented individuals into the company, Brock Anderson might be the one among them. At AEW he teamed up with Brian Pillman Jr. (now Lexis King), where they can recreate the same thing in WWE. Lexis King & Anderson could form the second generation “Four Horsemen” stable carrying their father’s legacy.

Brock Anderson previously reported at ARN Podcast that Shawn Michaels is his favorite and expressed his wish to work with him. Landing in NXT might be one of the best ways to fulfill his career dream as well. Since there isn’t any information from WWE’s side, we need to wait until his signing is confirmed.