WWE Hall Of Famer Explains Why He Isn’t Disappointed About Never Winning A World Title

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A WWE Hall of Famer has explained why he isn’t disappointed about never winning a world title.

Arn Anderson is widely regarded as an integral part of pro wrestling history, being a legendary in-ring performer and “The Enforcer” for the Four Horsemen stable.

Despite being renowned for his in-ring and microphone skills, the former WCW Television Champion never held a world title in any major promotion during his storied career.

Speaking on the latest “ARN” podcast, Anderson revealed that his goal in professional wrestling wasn’t to be a world champion. He said:

“I’ve said many times before, that wasn’t important to me. I had the television title, which I took a lot of pride in. I was tag champion many times with many opponents.”

“Like I said, my goal was to be the guy on the other side of the locker room that everybody wanted to wrestle top to bottom.”

Ultimately, Arn Anderson never needed a world title reign to cement his legacy. He was a four-time World Television Champion in NWA and WCW.

Meanwhile, Arn has also had multiple reigns as a tag team champion including winning the WWF Tag Team Championships with Tully Blanchard as The Brainbusters.

Anderson currently works for All Elite Wrestling, serving as a coach onscreen and behind the scenes.

The Enforcer previously worked as a coach for Cody Rhodes and now works directly with his son Brock Anderson.

Transcription via Wrestling Inc.

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