A declaration has been made by Paul Heyman, who issued a “spoiler” ahead of Monday Night RAW predicting a history-making performance from The Vision’s powerhouse duo, Bron Breakker and Bronson Reed.
In a social media post, Heyman announced that the team, dubbed “The Brons,” is poised for a significant achievement during their scheduled tornado tag team match against The Usos. The statement marks Heyman’s continued presence alongside Breakker and Reed following an attack by Roman Reigns at Clash in Paris. He also referenced the upcoming Crown Jewel Championship match between The Vision’s leader, Seth Rollins, and Cody Rhodes, signaling a renewed focus after stepping back to allow Rollins to conclude a feud with CM Punk and AJ Lee prior to Wrestlepalooza.
Heyman’s full statement read: “Tonight, @BronBreakkerWWE and @BronsonIsHere will impose THE VISION on the lives of The @WWEUsos in a historic tornado tag team match live on @WWE RAW. As @WWERollins prepares to defeat @CodyRhodes for the Crown Jewel Championship, The Brons are set to make tag team history tonight!”
While Heyman projects a landmark night for his clients, recent comments from a former WWE superstar suggest a different perspective on Bron Breakker’s current trajectory. In a September 27 interview with SEScoops, Breakker’s former tag team partner Bishop Dyer stated his belief that the rising star is being underutilized within The Vision, a faction that was formed on the episode of RAW following WrestleMania 41.
Dyer, who held the NXT Tag Team Championships with Breakker as The Wolfdogs in 2024, argued that Breakker is a future WrestleMania headliner being positioned as a “background player.” Dyer’s assessment of Breakker’s main event potential aligns with a Bodyslam report that noted him as a possible opponent for Brock Lesnar at WrestleMania 42.
Reflecting on their partnership, Dyer elaborated on his view of Breakker’s standing. “I like him in The Vision but I don’t like him in The Vision because I think that he is such a star,” Dyer said. “…he’s not a background player and I know it’s buying time and getting him reps but you kind of just put him in another tag team. I think he’s a singles star all the way through and the day he turns on Seth I’m going to be so happy whenever that happens. Because I think he’s gonna headline a WrestleMania at some point so I love supporting him and what he’s doing and the stuff he’s putting out there.”