WWE Hall of Famer Kevin Nash has questioned the creative direction of the dominant faction featuring Seth Rollins, Bron Breakker, and Bronson Reed, taking aim at their high frequency of television appearances and a perceived lack of focus. Speaking on the latest episode of his Kliq This podcast, the veteran expressed his confusion over the group’s storyline more than two months after its formation.
Nash was pointed in his critique, specifically highlighting how often the group appears and his disapproval of how Bron Breakker, in particular, has been utilized.
“Rollins and his crew and Paul Heyman are on the [both Night of Champions and RAW] shows 16 times. I couldn’t see the correlation or any fing lines that went through both shows. I think I’ve lost count of how many times young Steiner [Breakker] fing took a bump for somebody f*ing half his size,” Nash stated.
Nash’s comments on the faction being entangled with numerous stars are reflected in their current storylines. Rollins is scheduled for a first-time match against Penta on the July 7 edition of WWE RAW, which is his first televised singles match since winning Money in the Bank. He also has a looming confrontation with LA Knight at Saturday Night’s Main Event, with CM Punk also involved in his orbit.
Simultaneously, Breakker and Bronson Reed are engaged in a feud with Sami Zayn, Jey Uso, and Penta. This multifaceted conflict underscores Nash’s point about the number of opponents the faction is facing. On the June 30 episode of WWE RAW, Breakker and Reed defeated Zayn and Penta, with Breakker delivering a post-match Spear to both men before Jey Uso intervened.
The group, which formed after WrestleMania 41 under the management of Paul Heyman, has been a central force on WWE RAW. Despite Nash’s criticism of his booking, the faction’s objective appears to be the elevation of Breakker, who is set for a high-profile rematch against Sami Zayn on this coming Monday’s show.