Brody King Would Love To Be A Producer Or Coach In The Future, Jokes That Another Route Is Running AEW’s Merch Department

King has two pathways he could take after his in-ring career.

As All Elite Wrestling is marching towards their 2025 All In pay-per-view, members of the talent roster are making the media rounds to promote the show.

There’s a new interview with Brody King, conducted by Robbie Fox of My Mom’s Basement. King expressed that he’d like to be a producer or coach in the future.

“I mean, I would love to (become a producer or coach) because it’s like, I watch wrestling now and I’m like, ‘Oh, I think this would be really cool for this person to do’ and then I’ll bring it up to him at work. I’m like, ‘Hey, have you ever thought about doing this?’ And they’re like, ‘Oh sh*t.’ So it’s like, I enjoy that process of just cooking up stuff for other people or just thinking of off-the-wall things that they might not have thought about. It usually comes from reading comic books or watching movies. I’m like, ‘Hey, I saw this thing. I don’t even know if it’s humanly possible but do you think you could do something like this?’ And then of course you have someone like Will Ospreay that’s like, ‘Mate, I can do anything, bruv.’”

A conversation was then held about wrestling merchandise. King said if he does not go the producing route, he’ll take over AEW’s merchandise department.

“There’s so much bad wrestling merch. I don’t gotta tell anybody. They all know. It’s not AEW, it’s everybody. It’s all companies, it’s all wrestlers. They have such, such bad merch. It’s crazy. Just look at a band t-shirt, look at anything, look at a movie poster. Just rip that off. Who cares? Just please make better merch and you know, if it’s not me being a producer later on, maybe I’ll take over the merch game at AEW. I don’t know. But something’s gotta change.”

King was in action on the 7/9 AEW Dynamite and teamed with ROH World Champion Bandido to take on Konosuke Takeshita and Kyle Fletcher.

If the quotes in this article are used, please credit My Mom’s Basement with Robbie Fox with an H/T to Fightful for the transcriptions.