Vision

[10.0] "While stables usually have a lot of moving parts, Logan Paul and Austin Theory proved to be the ultimate pairing within The Vision. Together, they are absolute gold--combining generational athletic freak talent, incredible ego, and unmatched tag team chemistry. Logan brings the elite box-office spotlight and gravity-defying offense, while Theory brings the flawless execution, technical mastery, and elite heel swagger. They completely carried the weight of the group as tag champions, proving they are two of the absolute best talents of this generation. Absolute GOATs."

[3.0] "The Vision holds back careers that could have already sprouted a long time ago, and interferes in matches. That's it. Together with Judgement Day, they're the Team 2000Xs of WWE, and that's nothing to be proud of."

[0.0] "TERRIBLE FACTION. Ruined Bron Breakker and Maxxine's Dupri career. They only created the vision because of leeches like Bronson Reed and Austin Theory who sick the charisma out of every rooms they walk in. They created the faction to feed off the charisma of Seth Rollins and now ruing the careers to Bron and Maxxine. Breaks the faction, its pure mediocre. Does not in any way help them pr anyone else or the company, the roster or any titles. It has been so lackluster and boring, feeling so empty like a big void of nothingness. The only solution to this crisis is to break up the faction. We don't need it."

[2.0] "The Vision was once supposed to consist of the future stars of the WWE, but now it is actively holding back those stars. To start off, Austin Theory is a natural babyface and should not be a heel, let alone in a heel faction. Bron Breakker is always going to get cheered, so having him in a heel faction also doesn't make a whole lot of sense. Bron should be world champion by now but is instead stuck in this monotonous, boring cheap heat stable doing the same thing every single week. Paul Heyman tries his absolute best to get this faction over, which seems like a Herculean task for this amalgamation of wrestlers probably put together by AI."

[0.0] "Started SO promising with Reed, Breakker, and Rollins. Then they fucked up so quickly by adding Logan and Austin. It feels lifeless and abysmal. Absolutely horrible. Hate this faction. And you're telling me that neither Reed nor Breakker has gotten a title out of this yet? Austin and Logan got the titles instead. Absolutely lifeless. Get rid of Logan and Austin, then I might start caring again. I hate this faction so much."

[1.0] "This has to be one of the most colossal failures of a main event stable in wrestling history. Thanks to this stable, every fear I had about stalling Bron's momentum has and is continuing to manifest into a reality. It's not an exaggeration to say that NOBODY in this stable has benefited from it in any way shape or form, whether injury related or not. Firstly, Rollins went from being a workhorse babyface champion who did everything on his own to being a generic "power hungry" heel who needs henchmen every match. Bron went from being a solid IC champion and guaranteed future world champ (and hopefully he still is, just way later than I had hoped) to being trapped in hot potato tag team action. Bronson literally has not amounted to jack shit, not just since joining this faction, but since returning to WWE entirely. The most important thing he's done is beating Reigns which ultimately did not lead to anything. God knows what Theory is doing there, essentially the same case as Bron, young star who was promising in the midcard before Haitch desperately searched for any reason under the sun to demote Theory (still not sure what personal vendetta HHH has against the man). Logan Paul seems like he was addition for cheap heat. I can't see any other reason they would add him to this lifeless clusterfuck of a faction. Becky Lynch was just whatever, she was somewhat involved with this faction for like two weeks before Seth got injured for real. Maxxine genuinely might be the last and only person who could muster any success at all out of this group, but I highly doubt it given its terrible track record thus far. On a final note, if for whatever reason, Seth ever reunites with this stable, it will become a complete zero."

[3.0] "This group just is not working. Not even Heyman, who I often speak highly about due to his ability to get certain things over, has been able to do much to save it. I think it's because of bad booking, but I'm not sure, the group just doesn't feel substantial to me at all. I will never wish a shoot injury upon any talent, but I find it extremely ironic how basically everyone in this stable so far except Theory has been injured. Probably was a sign from the universe that this thing wasn't going to go anywhere in the future. I honestly believe each of these members, especially Bron Breakker and hell even Logan Paul, are much more effective as solo wrestlers than in a faction like this."

[1.0] "initially i thought 3 points for the rating was ok for them but ever since the creation of the vision it has just been worse and worse, to the point where anywhere they go - they ruin the show to me. they all don't click together, no chemistry whatsoever, and the current state of their faction is abysmal. i'm okay for a faction with heyman as a manager, but it seriously has to be way better than that, because to be fully honest, it has potential"

[2.0] "There have been far more stables that had better reactions to the crowd and chemestry only to be written completely off television or disbanded but yet we have the Vision that have limited chemistry, no purpose... shall I say it... lack of vision. This stable is the complete 180 of what The Bloodline was and we are forced to endure the collapse of this group."

[4.0] "[4.5] The Vision is one of the most woeful parts of WWE television. The leader now is Paul Heyman who seems to be at his most middling with no real great promos so far within the faction. Bron Breakker was the star here but got injured before Mania. Bronson Reed's matches have been booked middling as they either end by DQ, interference, or crappy finishes and he's injured too. "LOGAN PAUL" in the biggest heel faction in WWE right now despite his work and promos tumbling and Austin Theory being the equivalent of paint drying. Overall, a faction that's been a miss."

[0.0] "A complete failure on all accounts, was supposed to lead us into Wrestlemania while rising the stock of Breakker, Bronson, and Theory and instead hurt everyone involved. The worst part of the Vision is that there is nothing that particularly justifies their existence, which falls entirely on Paul Heyman who has been awful this last year. Boring segments? Check. Fundamentally uninteresting characters? Check. Bad wrestling? Oh you betcha! A real hat trick of bad stuff here. It's possible these guys can pull a "Death Riders" and magically become good someday but if I were a booker I'd just scrap the storyline entirely."

[4.0] "It's unbelievable how high my hopes were for this stable post WrestleMania 41. I was horribly wrong. Some good moments but for the most part it's been poor. Especially now with Logan Paul and Austin Theory as the main parts of it."

[3.0] "A poor attempt at a WWE Death Riders/dominant heel faction. This is almost exactly like Solo Sikoa's Bloodline from 2024, and they just recycled it. They could've centered this faction around making Bron Breakker world champion, or 2 of them tag team champions, but they did almost nothing but the same opening promos for months on RAW, bicker with CM Punk, and dilly dally. If you want to make this faction mean something, don't try it, it's a lost cause."

[4.0] "Rollins: Injured Bron: Injured Reed: Injured Logan: Don't care Theory: Should do something else This group had a promising start and I was kind of excited to see what they would do. Unfortunately for them, injuries have killed all of the group's momentum and I don't think that anything will get better. Just end this already."

[4.0] "It's aight so far. Bron and Bronson feel more like bodyguards taking out people who dare stand up to Rollins and Heyman, rather than people who actually wanna dominate the brand, in contrast to, say, Evolution, who were basically getting all the gold. We also have the constant standing-tall-at-the-end-of-shows as of late. I get the feeling we're gonna be seeing this song and dance a lot until WarGames (or so). That's the issue with HHH's long-term storytelling, a lotta waiting around for something meaningful. I think BronBron should compete for the tag title to give the RAW tag division a true threat, including maybe a mini-program with Judgement Day to determine the top Raw faction. EDIT: Even after WarGames (which they won in), not much has changed minus Theory being apart of it now after a kinda needless masked man sideplot. I do wonder how he's gonna be treated, considering that he is now away from the A-Town Down Under vortex and officially in the same field as RAW's top stars. EDIT 2: Now things are getting iffy. They are kinda in limbo atm after Bron lost his title shot against Punk, throw into a mid-card feud with RAW's luchas while Bron faces a suspension. Logan Paul feels like a severe odd-one-out and Theory feels like he was plopped in like "Hey, you're with Heyman, now get over or else" unless there's some long-term-storytelling shenenigans I can't comprehend. Their credibility is a bit low atm, and them not holding any gold yet doesn't really help things. EDIT 3: Its getting kinda sad now so I gotta lower the rating. Rollins, Bron, and now Bronson are injured, and now we're left with just Logan and Theory lol. If Rollins comes back to fight at Mania this year, they're prolly gonna have him run it back with Logan at this point."

[1.0] "The Vision did not work from the start. Bron Breakker didn't need to play second fiddle to Seth Rollins. Bronson Reed didn't need to be a third or even fourth wheel. Paul Heyman is a legendary manager but his work is very stale and does not benefit the group whatsoever. Injuries unfortunately did not help matters with Seth and now Bron sadly getting hurt."

[0.0] "This group is not good anymore. Ever since Seth Rollins' departure, this group has been in free fall. Bronson Reed and Bron Breakker were the only good things about this. Paul Heyman hasn't been himself in this stable. Austin Theory & Logan Paul... yeah, that's all I have to say. I would've loved it if Ethan Page & Ricky Saints were the other two members of this stable, but we had to settle for a guy who has had millions of pushes but can't get over, and a Social Media Star who has regressed in the ring & has very terrible promo skills. Bron Breakker & Bronson Reed need to break away as they can thrive on their own."

[4.0] "Aside from The Shield, whenever Seth Rollins has been the head of a faction it has always failed. This is no different. It's not to take away his in-ring ability or character, because he is fantastic... but as a leader of a faction, he's very "eh". The one good thing this group has done is allow Bron Breakker to really, really shine. It has also given a lot more eyes on Bronson Reed who is a fantastic wrestler in his own right. I feel like the Austin Theory & Logan Paul are just background characters. Logan Paul is obivously there because people dislike him, and Theory... well... he's just "there". Overall it has been disappointing but that's not unexpected. The sooner this faction splits the better."

[0.0] "There is simply no way that THIS is what Seth Rollins wanted. The idea is great no doubt about it but they've been shoved in our faces and do the same thing every week. the addition of theory and Logan Paul has not done one thing to me at all. Theory lost all of his hype immediately and that's because he's simply bad. Logan Paul's performances haven't been good either as he doesn't need this group nor does the group need him. At the end of the day Bron Breakker is the one that carries this group. I enjoyed Reed's tribal thief work but they scrapped it for...reasons I guess? They do the exact same everything and it's gotten to a point where they've become more repetitive and bland than the death riders at their worst. The only point I'm giving here is for Bron Breakker. He isn't the only good wrestler in the group but reed seems to have taken a backseat for Logan and theory which is hilarious. They do the exact same thing every week. They look like even bigger dorks these days. Their matches are the same thing every week and they need to find something to do with Bron. I'm hoping Seth is back in time for mania to face Bron, because Heyman and Hunter have no clue what the hell to do with this group. Now with Bron gone this group is just a joke. Nobody cares what they do and they're only hurting the company more and more."

[2.0] "What is the point of this faction anymore? In an effort to push what was supposed to be the "vision" of this company, they've only gone and made everyone disinterested in upcoming superstars. Seth Rollins was supposed to be center stage but he got hurt. We have Logan Paul and Theory randomly join in, Paul doing nothing of note and Theory being looked as the weakest link which is a shame because he was getting crowd reactions as a face, now it's like what even is Austin Theory? Bronson reed beat Roman reigns and then went absolutely no where with that after his first run pre injury was pretty good. Now we have Bron Breakker. They failed miserably to make this guy the top dog, rebranding him from a sensible dude with a huge desire to dominate to just a literal uncontrollable dog who is never given a proper push and gets angrier every week. Now he's injured, making the face of the faction 0-2 on actually being the "vision of the company" and the rest of the lineup just get stuck in mediocre tag matches every week that mean nothing and I can't even bring myself to watch anymore. Now Grayson Waller seems to be involved? There is no direction with this faction anymore, it needs to be scrapped."

[4.0] "I like MOST of the guys in it, and I really liked it when it was just Rollins, Heyman, Reed, & Breakker, but now they just look goofy together (Probably because of Logan Paul, who really does not need to be in the group.) Their booking consists of the same formula every week: Open the show with a 10-minute promo of "These guys are the future of this company, and we run RAW! ", interrupted by a babyface boom main event later that always ends in a DQ and brawl. I really think this hinders Bron Breakker who is the only real star of the group."

[5.0] "This faction is even worse now that Rollins is injured. I'd much rather have Bron Breakker just roll with Paul Heyman lol"

[3.0] "This stable had tons of potential and it would have been awesome had it not been just a stepping stone for Rollins' storyline. Heyman with Bron and Bronson looked so good and he should have elevated them more. Also, i don't think Logan Paul needs Heyman."

[2.0] "What is the point of this stable? It was supposed to help seth beat down his opponents and help him steal the wiseman from CMPunk and Roman Reigns and instead they kick him out (due to injury) and they replace him with a youtuber. Not really working!"

[3.0] "The Brons are the only things keeping this group from being a total flop. Replacing Seth (due to injury) with Logan Paul was a massive downgrade and the impending arrival of Austin Theory will just make it even worse. The group really had promise when it first started but it quickly fizzled due to very predictable, repetitive, and formulaic weekly booking."

[2.0] "A true shame what they have become, after Rollins' injury even a clown like Logan Paul is having space there, but it was fuckin suck before his injury. Seth is not a remarkable champion anymore, everything about him scream generic, and despite Bron and Bronson being great, this also felt in the same repetitiveness that others stable fall into and get desinteresting, with the aggravant of Rollins being a lifeless Champion."

[2.0] "One of the most overrated and mediocre stables of recent years, the lineup (excluding Bron which is green) is good, but the result so far is disastrous, the repetitive nature of this stable is one of the reasons why I no longer follow the wwe EDIT:Bro the turn on Rollins? Fuck dat shit, this stable sucks"

[4.0] "Just one of those groups that was doomed to fail from the start. One of the main issues is they just don't fit, it's like when Edge was in Judgment day & they had to do a pivot. Maybe my rating changes in the future but the Rollins leading the way version of this group was not good at all"

[8.0] "Lots of potential, but they need wins! Seth is the WHC champ, fine, Becky as IC Champ is now in the group, fine, but Bron and Reed are the ones to cause chaos around. They do so, but the match booking don't do them any favors. Even though I'm not into Rollins, this group can absolutely take the lead in "The best stable in WWE" race, just give Bron and Reed credible wins"

[3.0] "I'd say it's a bit too early to properly rate them, but I do not get the vision at all. Seth Rollins is an amazing workhorse and he has proved that he can elevate the people that he works with, but I'm sorry, he's too boring as the top guy. Heyman does nothing being in here too, and the WM41 "turn" only happened because of WWE pushing for more "viral moments". Funnily enough, I'd say Reed and Breakker are the best part about the group, and at least, they have gotten a bit more of screen time because of it. Unfortunately the group reached the point where whenever I'm watching RAW and Seth's music starts playing I just close the stream and go do something else, every single time."

[8.0] "I like the Vision. Seems like it will be the vehicle to take Breakker to the main event scene. Rollins needing muscle makes sense and Heyman is great on the mic. Breakker and Reed have been protected well without being the star of the group."

[5.0] "Already boring. Why is Bronson Reed wearing shoes around his neck for a storyline with Roman Reigns? Why is Bron Breakker being ignored completely and making us watch Bronson Reed vs Roman Reigns? I understand Bronson Reed is overall the better wrestler and character (Not with this one), but that's the exact problem. I'm watching a great big guy have a foot fetish with the tribal chief? Seth Rollins is already a stale leader for this faction by being capable of promos yet having Paul Heyman run everything. He has these guys with him so he can cheat to win and not bury any main eventer. Mediocre faction and will be horrible if they don't pick up. 5/10 for now, probably will be 0 if they just disband randomly. (won't be surprised! )"

[7.0] "[6, 5/10] - Interesting mix of talent with Rollins as the veteran leader, Breakker and Reed as the powerhouse duo, and Heyman as the mouthpiece. Right now it feels like it has potential but hasn't fully clicked yet. With the right booking it could grow into something memorable."

[4.0] "Adequate is putting it pretty nicely, I feel like. This faction feels like Authority before Randy got booted out and replaced with Seth Rollins. Speaking of, I see that Seth Rollins is the leader of the faction? That's cute, it's not like he isn't going through the Authority routine with long, drawn out speaking and beatdown angles at the end of the show- oh, that's exactly what it is. All four of them open the show, Heyman talks about something, who actually knows or cares. He passes the mic down to Rollins, HE then talks about something, who actually knows or cares. Rollins and B&B Security then attack a ragtag babyface team and stand over them to close the show. Maybe it'll get better, unfortunate that I won't be around to see it, but this faction is a thumbs down for me. Light spot was Bron's animalistic demeanor while Seth was "hurt"."

[8.0] "So far this faction has been pretty fun and I hope their chemistry gets even better. I like how every one of the members has their own little gimmick going on (Bronson Reed as Tribal Thief etc.) and I think it would be cool to see more members added"

[3.0] "Stables names lately have no fire and no passion. The name sucks, it's generic. Seth Rollins has been doing the same thing for 5 years with his gimmick and wrestled the exact same match for 10. Breakker and Reed are ok but Reed is going nowhere. Last and least we have Paul Heyman cutting passionless promos to try and hype his guys. It's a mad lib performance again. You can insert Roman or Brock's name in there and it's all the same."