CW Anderson knew that the Hardy Boys and Edge/Christian were going to be special. Early on in his career, CW Anderson was able to sqaure off with a young duo of Christian Cage and Sexton Hardcastle (Adam Copeland) in a promotion called Southern Championship Wrestling. Around the time, Anderson was also witnessing the growth of the Hardy Boys in real time.

Pro wrestling veteran CW Anderson spoke with Fightful on a number of topics, including using the Anderson name and working with Arn Anderson. CW Anderson said, “I’ve tried. When I first got the Anderson name back in ‘93, the stipulation was you can’t job it out, it’s disrespectful, the whole nine. Once I went to the power plant I kinda got scared because I hadn’t met Arn yet, nor Ole. I got permission through Gene to use it. In ECW, I tried my best to uphold the Anderson name with a little bit of extreme added to it. Once I got to meet Arn almost two years ago, I met him briefly with the ECW run at WWE, but not like I have now. Once he’s watched me work, been at ringside with me and one day after a match tagging with Brock—this has been a year and a half—going into a six man, he come up to me said, ‘It’s an honor to be ringside and watch you wrestle.’ I could have retired right then because Arn Anderson telling me that and then he told me not too long ago that he’s going to put Brock and trust him with me because he can’t be at every show and as a father, he’s very protective of Brock—as he should be. Every father would be in this especially in this business. He’s given me that to say, ‘Hey, I’m trusting Brock with you.’ He asked me one day, he said, ‘What’s your goal with tagging with Brock?’ I said, ‘To give Brock all the knowledge I’ve learned as an Anderson, because as being an Anderson, the respect I have for Arn and Ole and Gene and that Anderson name, I want to make Brock the best Anderson possible when I pass that off to him.’ It’s a running joke now that I’ve officially become Ole. I don’t think I’m quite bitter as only was, but Ole and I had a rough path. We’ve met one time and it was a rough encounter with Ole. This is early 2000s with that. But once he passed away and once I learned that I was going to be tagging with Brock, I’ve gone back and watched Ole and how he mentored Arn and just how good only was. It’s just been the absolute honor in my 31 year career to say that Arn Anderson is by my side with this.”

CW Anderson discusses the Rogue Horsemen. At MLW Summer Of The Beats, both CW Anderson and Brock Anderson joined forces with Brett Ryan Gosselin and Bobby Fish to form the Rogue Horsemen. The group has been dominant in MLW since, with The Andersons even picking up a big win over Alex Kane and Mr. Thomas at MLW Fightland.

CW Anderson talks using the Anderson name. Throughout the duration of his 30 year career in wrestling, CW Anderson has carried the Anderson legacy with pride and prestige by primarily competing on the independent scene after his run in ECW. As of late, Anderson has had a bit of a career resurgence, teaming with Brock Anderson in MLW and on the independent scene.

BLOOMSBURG, Pa. – The Huskies built a 13-3 lead going into halftime and didn't let up as Bloomsburg football defeated Shippensburg 20-10, Saturday afternoon. Junior Owen Anderson (Cogan Station, Pa./Jersey Shore Area) had a historic day for the Huskies as Bloomsburg improved to 4-4 on the year and 2-3 in conference play while the Raiders dropped to 2-6 and 1-4 in PSAC East action.

CW Anderson just wanted to be in a video game. In 2000, ECW attempted to disrupt the wrestling video game world by releasing 'Anarchy Rulz' and 'Hardcore Revolution' within months of each other. Many fans look back on the games with nostalgia, even if they were poorly received at the time of release.

CW Anderson recalls performing in TNA Wrestling. In 2004, Anderson made his debut for the company by teaming with Chaz Taylor in a bout against Shark Boy and D-Ray. Six years later, Anderson wrestled for the company again, this time at the Hardcore Justice pay-per-view in a match against Too Cold Scorpio.

Brock Anderson was thrown into the deep end during the start of his wrestling career. Recently, Brock Anderson and CW Anderson were interviewed by WrestleZone Managing Editor Bill Pritchard. During the interview, Brock Anderson was asked how his time in AEW helped him in his career. Anderson, son of ‘The...

Anderson senior quarterback Justice Burnam entered the Ohio High School Athletic Association record list Friday night for most career passing yards.

CW Anderson worked his first TNA match in 2004, and he recalled earning praise for Vince Russo for the bout. Anderson talked about his matches for TNA in his recent interview with Fightful and you can see some highlights below:. On his 2004 debut match for TNA: “I worked that...