WWE Is Not Burying Bron Breakker, There’s Hidden Reason Behind Recent Booking
WWE hasn’t fumbled Bron Breakker, says WWE veteran.
Breakker was set out to be one of the biggest breakout stars in WWE, but his momentum has hit a wall. He is currently stuck in a tag team scenario with Austin Theory, instead of being pushed as a singles star.
According to recent reports, he’s unhappy and frustrated with his current creative direction in WWE.
Why WWE Isn’t Pushing Bron Breakker?
On the latest edition of The Coach and Bro Show, Jonathan Coachman asked former WWE head writer Vince Russo if he also things that WWE is fumbling Bron Breakker badly.
Russo didn’t agree with Coach, instead, he pointed out that WWE is holding back Breakker on purpose. Vince claimed that WWE is testing Breakker if he’s a “yes sir” or a “no sir” type of guy.
And it is clear from the recent reports that Breakker clearly isn’t one to just sit and follow every creative booking decision blindly. He is fighting back for the spotlight.
They’re not fumbling anything. When you see stuff like this, it’s all intentional. It’s all intentional. It’s to get them back in line, to teach them a lesson, to see how they’re going to react.
Guys, listen. You just know it. And Coach knows it too. When you’re around wrestlers, guys, it’s so easy to tell: these are the ones that are going to fall in line, these are the ones that are not. It’s easy to tell.
You look at LA Knight. This is not a ‘yes sir, no sir’ guy. This is a guy that if I don’t like the creative, I’m going to say something. Bron Breakker looks to me like he’s from that same school.
Bron Breakker does not look like a guy who’s just going to fall in line and go along with everything whether he agrees or not. And again, look at his dad and look at his uncle—especially his uncle. Scott Steiner was a lunatic, man. Scott Steiner was not going to say ‘yes sir’ or ‘no sir’ at any point.
And that’s why when you see things like this that are so obviously the wrong decision, it’s done to see how they’re going to react. That’s what it’s all about.”