A veteran wrestler has praised Arn Anderson for defending luchadores against racism in WCW.
L.A. Park, AKA the original La Parka, took to X/Twitter to praise WWE Hall of Famer Arn Anderson for looking after and defending the luchadores against all the racism that existed in WCW.
“I want to send greetings to Mr. Arn Anderson because during my time at WCW he was one of the people who looked after us and defended us against all the racism that existed there. I will always be grateful to the great Mr. Arn Anderson.. I send him many blessings from the la park”
L.A. Park competed as La Parka in WCW between 1996 and 2000, but never competed in a match against Anderson. He was forced to change his name in 2003 after AAA founder Antonio Peña enforced his copyright claims to the La Parka character.
Arn Anderson Had High Praises For Cody Rhodes
Speaking on a recent episode of the Busted Open Radio, Arn Anderson shared his thoughts about John Cena passing the torch to Cody Rhodes at SummerSlam 2025. He shared that he feels like a doting uncle seeing Rhodes’ success in WWE and that The American Nightmare got to the top the right way.
“Like a doting uncle. Very, very proud of him,” Anderson responded. “Because he did it the right way. He had a tough road to climb, being Dusty Rhodes’ son. You know, most people don’t realize, he’s always going to be compared to his dad. That’s not fair, because nothing about him is like his dad was. They were both megastars in different ways, different eras, in different times in the business. I would just say his dad would be very proud.” [H/T: F4WOnline]
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