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#2. Triple H on WWE signing 'The Next Big Thing' and Rick Steiner's son

Parker Boudreaux's name has been circulating a lot over the past few weeks, and the self-proclaimed 'Next Big Thing' is all set to begin his WWE journey soon.

Triple H was part of a global media call recently, and SK Wrestling had the opportunity to ask the WWE NXT head honcho about Parker Boudreaux.

The Game revealed that he was very excited about Boudreaux 'coming in'. Triple H's comment confirmed the Brock Lesnar lookalike's WWE signing.

👀.... https://t.co/b7QDLpw8Xx

— Parker Boudreaux (@ParkerBoudreaux) February 5, 2021

Triple H also namedropped Bronson Rechsteiner, who is Rick Steiner's son and Scott Steiner's nephew. Triple H said that he is also looking forward to seeing many other young talents shine on the big stage. Triple H explained that many talents were being held back due to the COVID-19 pandemic, but the situation will change for the better as we move forward.

"I am incredibly excited about Parker Boudreaux coming in, Bronson Rechsteiner; we have a lot of people coming in the door. Just as much as I am about people that have been here for a while, like Rik Bugez and a lot of people that are in the door that are at the cusp, but COVID has slowed that down. But they are right there. When I say the future is bright, that is what I am talking about." H/T Amar Anand of SK Wrestling

Bronson Rechsteiner and Parker Boudreaux are both former footballers who will come into WWE with a lot of hype around their names. Paul Heyman and Jim Ross have already endorsed Boudreaux, and the 22-year-old has also done an excellent job of letting people know his name.

Had a great time getting some work in today with @RealDDP and Jake the Snake Roberts! If you’re not doing @DDPYoga you’re wrong💪👊 pic.twitter.com/jCLHI5nC1f

— Bronson Rechsteiner (@BronsonSteiner) May 1, 2020

The 23-year-old Bronson Rechsteiner wants to follow in his father and uncle's footsteps and is also said to be a highly-rated prospect.