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Well, if his aggression is truly genetic there'd be only one way to find out.

Removal, or trimming of the spurs would reduce the chance of injury if he does it again. Nothing to do with fixing behavior.

How pointy, or long are his spurs? They could be trimmed, filled down, or even pulled.

Any human aggressive cockerels/roosters I cull. There's no taming them, especially when it's the genetics. Sometimes hormones in the spring can trigger human aggression, but generally it's short lived, & easily corrected. My boy Maran(My Big Baby), will get spring time aggression. He just...