Overall Rating: ***1/2

Physique: *

Charisma: ****

In-Ring Work: ***1/2

Strengths: Strong mat worker, displays qualities of a future ring general, good promos.

Weaknesses: Small frame and unimpressive physique will create an uphill battle onec he is called up.

Similar Styles: Joe Henning, Chris Jericho

Signature Moves: Flying cross body, missile drop kick

Headline Potential: Midcard

Accolades: FCW Tag Team Champion (1x)

Scouting Report: The WWE has certainly developed a hard-on for the second and third generation talents.  The Usos, *cough* Joe Hennig *cough*, Ted DiBiase Jr., Cody Rhodes, and Husky Harris (Windham Rotunda) are all examples of generational talent who have been called up to the main roster from the farm territory in recent years.

Brett DiBiase is destined to be yeat another generational talent who will receive a considerable push once called up to the main roster, and frankly, we think he’ll deserve it whenever it may come.

DiBiase has more charisma and is stronger on the mic than his older, drier brother Ted, and he has vastly improved his in ring work (namely his mat work) while in the WWEs’ farm territory.

A pairing with joe Hennig created one of the FCW’s more memorable tag teams turned feuds as the two handled the angle like pros on the strength of a strong confrontation segment following their title loss to the Uso brothers.

DiBiase definitely has a futre in the WWE, however he is quite undersized and looks like more of a fan than a wrestler when in street clothes (which is probably why he was cast as a fan for a run in spot during Summerslam last year).

Should DiBiase shatter the glass ceiling presented to smaller workers, and he’ll have help from what look to be promising pushes of Kaval and the inevitably returning Daniel Bryan, he could very easily stand out in what is becoming a sea of sons.

Key Angle: Brett DiBiase confronts Joe Hennig