The son of the legend of WWE Scott Steiner and cousin of the intercontinental champion Bron Breakker has finally signed a NIL contract with the company under the Triple H regime. The name in question is Brock Rechsteiner, who is an open receiver for the Jacksonville State Gamecocks.
During an interview with Jim Varsallone, Brandon Rechsteiner revealed that his brother Brock has signed a Next In Line (NIL) agreement with the headquarters based in Stamford and aspires to become a future WWE superstar. He said that Brock is talented and has the same charisma as his father.
Brandon also mentioned his hope that Brock will succeed in football, including the possibility of playing at the NFL, before the transition to wrestling.
“I know that he really wants to be on WWE. He has signed a Nil agreement with WWE, so my dream for him would be very good in football, try to reach the NFL, whatever that means, and then become – and it will be a WWE superstar because it is very talented and has the charism my dad has,” Brandon said.
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WWE Scott Steiner veteran reveals if Brock will adopt the family name in the business
A few weeks ago, in an interview with ESPNScott Steiner confirmed that his son is interested in professional wrestling. During the same conversation, Big Poppa Pump also shared if his son would use the name “Steiner”, unlike Bron Breakker.
Scott Steiner confirmed that Brock Rechsteiner will use the name “Steiner” in professional wrestling. The veteran added that Brock is a good athlete with high potential and that he will support him in his wrestling career after he concludes his career in football.
“He (Brock) will be a Steiner, so that helps. But he's a good athlete, so heaven is the limit for him. I will help him anyway,” Scott said. “I am happy for him seeing him fulfill his athletic dreams. So once football ends, he will do it with wrestling.”
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It will be exciting to see what the future holds for Brock Rechsteiner once you begin to prepare for your debut in the sports entertainment giant.
