the third episode of the brand new season “WWE Unreal.”<\/a> Within the episode, WWE VP of Creative Writing Jonathan Baeckstrom might be seen advocating for Breakker to win the 2026 Men’s Royal Rumble, allowing him to earn a World Championship match at WrestleMania. Baeckstrom will also be seen receiving support from fellow Creative Writing VP Ryan Ward.<\/p>\nWhere he didn’t receive support, nevertheless, is from WWE Chief Content Officer Triple H. While admitting that the promotion could make “a shocking moment” out of Breakker winning the Rumble after which winning a World Title, Triple H admitted he was concerned a win like that for Breakker could feel like WWE was shoving him down the throat of the fans. In an earlier testimonial, Triple H also expressed other concerns regarding putting Breakker over, from fan response as to whether Breakker was ready for the spot.<\/p>\n
“The chance with Bron Breakker is all the pieces from, can he actually do it?” Triple H said. “Can he mentally handle it? Will fans accept it? So you may have to essentially make sure.”<\/p>\n
Breakker would as an alternative be eliminated first by Oba Femi, after being attacked by a masked man. Following the Royal Rumble, Breakker would find yourself missing almost two months while recovering from hernia surgery, effectively putting the kibosh on any potential WrestleMania plans WWE had for him. As an alternative, his role at WrestleMania could be limited to an appearance, attacking Rollins during his match with GUNTHER.<\/p>\n
For those who use any of the quotes in this text, please credit “WWE Unreal” and supply a h\/t to Wrestling Inc. for the transcription<\/em><\/p>\n<\/p><\/div>\n<\/p><\/div>\n\n
Opinion: Triple H’s Argument Against Bron Breakker Winning The Royal Rumble Is Silly<\/h2>\n\n
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On the one hand, it’s almost tempting to take a seat here and say this whole discussion about Bron Breakker winning the Royal Rumble is moot, as his injury would’ve necessitated a change of plans. Here’s the thing though; WWE didn’t know he was going to be missing two months on the time of this meeting, which suggests, in case you take “WWE Unreal” at face value, we have now the pinnacle of WWE creative, on camera, just about stating that Breakker wasn’t ready for this chance. That’s mystifying to me. If he wasn’t ready, what the hell were you doing putting him with The Vision for over the past yr? For those who were terrified of ramming him down people’s throats, why were you pushing him so hard and giving him World Title shots just weeks before the Rumble? The reasoning almost collapses on itself when you concentrate on it for greater than five minutes.<\/p>\n
After which there’s this; even when one agrees with Triple H that Bron Breakker may not have been ready, they still should’ve pushed him anyway. Wouldn’t it have worked? I don’t know, but I feel much more confident that Breakker (had he won the Rumble and stayed healthy) could be in a greater spot now than the one he’s actually in, backing up Austin Theory as he feuds with perennial jobbers Otis and Tozawa. Wrestling is a sink or swim business; sooner or later, talent should be thrown to the deep end to see what they will do. WWE even knows this; look no further than them pushing Oba Femi as hard as possible immediately. And yet, with Bron Breakker, that they had to make sure? That is another excuse I remain skeptical concerning the “realism” of “WWE Unreal,” but when I’m to take this at face value, this makes me think that Triple H is a moron who doesn’t know what he’s doing.<\/p>\n<\/p><\/div>\n<\/p><\/div>\n<\/article><\/div>\n
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