Currently signed to NJPW and known as Fred Rosser, the former Darren Young has now opened up to coaching Sting’s son, Steven Borden, full-time.
Young, known for his time in WWE as a part of Nexus and The Prime Time Players, recently opened up to Darren Paltrowitz on the Paltrocast, where he discussed coaching Borden.
“The coaching is pretty full-time. I’m working with Sting’s son Steven Borden, helping to groom him privately and helping him become all that he’s created to be inside of the ring,” Rosser said. “He’s working hard, doing some dark matches, getting some reps in front of a crowd. That means a lot to me. That’s a personal project that I’m trying to conquer.”
Still early in his career, Borden has wrestled a total of seven matches, including three dark matches on Dynamite and one on ROH, all of which he won. He was also a part of his father’s retirement match at AEW Revolution, where he portrayed the Wolfpac version of Sting.
Borden has also wrestled on DEFY and is known for training with active AEW star Darby Allin.
Meanwhile, Rosser is scheduled to take on David Finlay, who is rumored to be WWE-bound at NJPW New Beginning USA on February 27.
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