AEW agent Arn Anderson is all for a new Four Horsemen in wrestling, one that would include the controversial Tessa Blanchard.
Anderson, a founding Horseman, would sign with All Elite Wrestling three years ago today, after appearing in August and November as a guest in 2019.
During the latest episode of his Ask Me Anything podcast, the WWE Hall of Famer was asked about a possible resurgence for the stable. He said,
“Well, obviously at some point and some time, I would sure love to see one more successful run by the Four Horsemen renamed. I do own the trademark, which you know, was not easy to acquire and pretty expensive. But our buddy Mike Dawkins made that possible, so not only do Brock and I own our names, we own the Horsemen deal. Brian [Pillman Jr] has a lot of potential. I’m still trying to figure Brian out. That was talked about after the successful outing they had at Starrcast, they had a good match. I think that there’s a possibility that something like that could happen.
“I think Tessa Blanchard, from what I’ve seen in the past, has a lot of talent. That’s for sure. [She] has a great look, not sure what’s going on with her inner 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 times. It’s something to think about definitely.”
Blanchard, a former Impact Wrestling World Champion, has faced allegations of bullying and racism which has derailed her career in recent years.
Earlier this year, Anderson secured the copyrights for the Four Horsemen name and images, and managed his son Brock and Brian Pillman Jr. at Ric Flair’s Last Match.
The group was announced as “representing The Four Horsemen,” signaling a possible return for the faction.
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