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WWE continues to bring in new talent with a wrestling background and athletes with no experience inside the squared circle before joining the company.
This past December, Brogan Finlay, the son of Dave Finlay, officially signed with the company and went to Orlando, Florida, to train at the Performance Center. He had been part of a tryout with WWE last year before signing. Brogan, who is just 21 years of age, has been wrestling for the past two years.
He has worked for promotions including ACTION Wrestling, GCW, Black Label Pro and Beyond. His father, a former WWE/WCW star, has worked for WWE as a producer for decades.
WWE held an NXT live event on Friday night from Tampa, FL, where Finlay lost to William Regal’s son, Charlie Dempsey, in a singles match. This marked his WWE in-ring debut. It’s unclear when he will make his TV debut.
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