Arn Anderson On Potential New Four Horsemen, Owning The Trademark

Arn Anderson recently took to the latest episode of his podcast, “Arn,” to discuss several professional wrestling topics.

Anderson talked about a new version of The Horsemen, some versions of the Horsemen not being too good, and owning the trademark.

You can check out some highlights from the podcast below:

If he would like to see a IV Horsemen 4.0:

“At some time, I would sure love to see one more successful run by the Four Horsemen. Renamed. I do own the trademark. Not only do Brock and I own our names, we own the Horseman deal.”

Possible unit of son Brock Anderson, Brian Pillman Jr, Tessa Blanchard:

“Brian has a lot of potential. Still trying to figure Brian out. That was talked about the successful outing they had at Starrcast. They had a good match. Tessa Blanchard, from what I’ve seen in the past, has a lot of talent.

Has a great look. Not sure what’s going on with her and her business these days, or what her goals are. I don’t know Tessa like that. It’s been a casual crossing of paths, maybe three or four conversations.”

Some versions of the Horsemen not being very good:

“To put that moniker on some of the versions, let’s just face it; there were a few versions that weren’t so good. But there were some that live in infamy and they’re still talking about them today.”

Pressure on next-generation wrestlers:

“That’s a lot of pressure to put on three kids, if they truly understand what it means. I know Brock would. I think Tessa would. I don’t know about Brian; I don’t know Brian that well. I’m trying to get to know him. That’s a lot of pressure to call yourself the Four Horsemen and the new group.”

Brock eventually inheriting the Horsemen trademark:

“When I’m gone, Brock will inherit that trademark. I know he’ll do with it what I would like, but moreso; make it their own. Make it better. The key word would be “make it better.”