Bron Breakker and Logan Paul may be sharing a locker room in WWE, but apparently they aren’t exactly buddies behind the curtain. Jonathan Coachman claims the two don’t get along particularly well—and that’s only part of what’s bothering Breakker right now.
Speaking on The Coach and Bro Show, Coachman said he received information about Breakker the previous day and had it confirmed. According to him, Breakker is legitimately “pissed” with how WWE has been using him.
“So Vince, I got some information yesterday because a lot of this is floating around out there on social media, and I had it confirmed to me. The big one is this, because we’ve been questioning it here on the show a lot, and that is the use of Bron Breakker. I had it confirmed to me that he is pissed. That was the word that was used—pissed—at how he’s being used backstage and how he’s being used in The Vision. And that they are really, really high right now on Austin Theory.”
That’s where Theory enters the picture. Coachman believes WWE pushing one member of a faction naturally means somebody else takes a step back, and right now Breakker apparently doesn’t believe his position matches where he should be.
“And when you’re pushing one person in a faction, it can make another person take a step back. And everything we’ve seen on Unreal and everything that we believe they should be doing with Bron Breakker, Bron Breakker believes they should be doing with Bron Breakker.”
But Breakker’s frustration with his creative apparently isn’t the only issue, as Coachman also claimed he doesn’t get along particularly well with Logan Paul backstage.
“And so now he also reportedly doesn’t really get along with Logan Paul that well backstage.”
Coachman didn’t reveal what allegedly happened between them, but he had one more interesting name to throw into the mix: Paul Heyman. With Brock Lesnar gone, Coachman questioned whether Heyman could eventually hitch himself to Breakker as WWE looks toward its next major star.
“And the last thing is that Paul Heyman, now that Brock is gone, that Paul may want to hitch his wagon to the biggest star possible, and that would only make sense if it was Bron Breakker. But if they’re not pushing him, then would it make sense to creative to put Paul with Bron Breakker?”
So while WWE continues figuring out exactly what Bron Breakker is supposed to become, Breakker already has some pretty strong feelings about where things stand. He’s allegedly pissed about his creative, Austin Theory is getting plenty of love inside WWE, and apparently he and Logan Paul aren’t exactly rushing to grab dinner together after RAW.
For someone WWE has spent years presenting as one of its next monsters, Breakker suddenly has a lot happening behind the curtain. The question now is whether WWE finally lets him loose—or whether that frustration keeps getting louder.
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