Avery Styles made his debut in the Georgia-based Squared Circle Action (SCA) at the promotion's SCA Freedom Fling event, defeating former SCA Friday Night Champion Ashton Martin. The second-generation wrestler established himself as someone to keep an eye on as he performed moves that included sliding under a guardrail and delivering a "Phenomenal Forearm", trademarks of AJ Styles.
AJ Styles was present at the event and celebrated his son's victory.
What we saw Avery Styles do in his debut is only a sample of what he is capable of. Training footage shows him executing "Spiral Tap", a corkscrew senton that was another one of AJ Styles' trademark moves. Already being able to execute this high-risk and remarkably difficult move is very notable.
From both an industry and promotional perspective, Avery Styles is a high-value prospect with a unique set of advantages. Most promoters don't use new wrestlers unless a veteran wrestler vouches for them. In his case, he is the son of a legendary veteran wrestler who has a good reputation, which means that it's expected that he knows the fundamentals of wrestling and how to properly conduct himself backstage. This will make promoters willing to book him. And his last name alone is enough to draw fans. In addition, with AJ Styles continuing to guide his development, he will learn more about the nuances of psychology and physical execution -on an international level- from one of the most respected minds in the business. Avery Styles is being positioned to become a major asset for any promotion looking to feature a wrestler with a bright future.
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