WWE Receives Major Warning About Bron Breakker

Bron Breakker is apparently heading towards a high-profile clash with Roman Reigns.

Plans for Seth Rollins and Roman Reigns to reignite their heated rivalry have been halted as Rollins recovers from an injury sustained during the Saturday Night Main Event. With Rollins out, WWE appears ready to position Bron Breakker as the next top contender to face Reigns, adding fresh energy to the main event scene.

Rikishi’s Advice WWE Not To Rush Bron Breakker

Speaking on the Off The Top podcast, WWE legend Rikishi shared his honest assessment of Bron Breakker’s current rise. He praised Breakker’s athleticism, charisma, and rapid improvement, but cautioned WWE against fast-tracking the young superstar.

“Breaker has been moved in that position to be a main event player on his own soon. Right now, you know, he’s surrounded, you know what I mean, to get that kind of rub and also to kind of be able to lead him. But he’s a quick learner. He’s a great athlete. He looks good. His promos are there, but I feel like in due time he’s gonna be that person too,” Rikishi noted.

Rikishi emphasized that Breakker is surrounded by experienced talent to help guide him, yet stressed the importance of giving Breakker time to grow and evolve at his own pace.

“To be able to make him, you got to…put somebody that can dance with that person that really can, you know, protect that person’s flaws and also make this person look like he belongs in that spot and in that match,” he stated.

Rikishi’s main warning was clear: WWE should avoid rushing Bron Breakker to the top or forcing him into the fans’ spotlight before he is fully ready.

“Let don’t be… don’t rush with him. Now, we always see when you rush a talent and you push people down the fans’ throats, it just ends up turning sour, turn south, right? So, just let him find his way and let him just grow, you know, organically,” Rikishi advised. (13:34 – 15:08)

As Bron Breakker prepares to take on a bigger role in Rollins’ absence, WWE faces a pivotal moment in managing his ascent.