[9.0] "Fantastic wrestler and fantastic on the mic. He's definitely a future world champion. I'd say he's better than both Rick and Scott Steiner at this point. He may be a little bit green, but practice makes perfect."
"[7/10] I was initially enamored with this guy & felt like the fed was his oyster, but as time goes on, between his being stuck in Another Villainous Stable (TM) & that fact that he pumps out merely-okay matches much more than I'd like, he seems like less of a big deal than he was even, say, a few months ago. He's not being given the persistent win streak that ought to realistically expected of a guy that looks like this, let alone of a Steiner. He literally just stopped being bad at promos a few weeks ago & still looks tentative at times, which isn't entirely acceptable for a guy 9 years in. His matches with Punk have featured numerous botches unbecoming of a person 9 years in. He is at his best when he is kicking peoples' asses, <<winning>>, & being a force of nature. Every run-of-the-mill multiman he is shoved into devalues him."
[9.0] "You can still tell he's a bit green as he feels a little sloppy in his matches at times, but when that's fixed there is no doubt that he'll be a star. His match with Cm punk prove that he's more than just a spear merchant and it was probably the best he looked since before joining the vision. I've loved his promo work over the last few weeks too."
[9.0] "No doubt Bron Breakker's in-ring abilities are top-notch, he's advanced much further on the mic as the head of the Vision with Heyman's blessings. Every week his confidence is growing and you can see it."
[8.0] "Incredible talent. His work in NXT shows that he is not one dimensional as his presentation on Raw suggests. Putting him with Baron Corbin was a good decision too. Now hes main eventing RAW with CM Punk and more than holding his own place."
[10.0] "Dude has it all. Wrestling skill, mic skill, look, moveset, aura. Has a great blend of seriousness and comedy. Deserves every push he gets. Also he is the most explosive wrestler since Brock Lesnar and that can certainly have potential for various interesting moments."
[6.0] "A big guy with really good athleticism. He's young with time to improve so I don't hate him. He reminds me of hook not gonna lie. They both have shitty characters and cut an average promo but go in the ring and kick ass in style"
[10.0] "My #1 guy in the business right now. His athleticism is explosive for a guy his size, and he does moves that nobody as big as him should be doing either. That Avalanche Frankensteiner is such a thing of beauty, and that Spear? It's the best in the game, no question about it. The only thing you could give this guy any possible negative points for is his promos, but he cut one of the best promos of the year on CM Punk just yesterday, so that's not even a valid criticism anymore. Simply put: This is who WWE should be pushing as THE guy."
"This is a sturdy walker who's not prone to injuries. I don't know what stupid pussy are jealous of him, but I really like this guy who's cheerful, strong, professional"
[6.0] "A bit overhyped imo but has great potential. If WWE truly want to sell him as the next big thing and future face of the company that I know that trying to to make him be, than he needs to substantially improve his promo skills and flesh out his character. The tools are there: world class athleticism, a great physique, and possibly the best spear in the business. Him being paired with Paul Heyman will help but they need to be cautious about throwing him into the main event so soon."
[5.0] "I don't understand all the hype around Bron Breakker. Basically, he's just another big dude who does a cool spear, with no real original moves or distinctive character traits. He's a mix of Goldberg and Roman Reigns. So, what new stars are people talking about? He doesn't have the charisma of big guy. He's not convincing in promos, but I have to give him credit for being good in the ring. But overall, looking at Bron Breakker, I realize I don't really like the new roster led by Cody. Guys like Cody Rhodes, Bron Breakker, Dominik Mysterio, and Gunther can't really come up with something original or cool -- they just play characters that have already been done for a long time."
[8.0] "Fair to say that since 2021 he is evolving fast and being associated with Seth Rollins will conduct him to the main event scene. The in-ring is just awesome, the character is on point and even if his promos are not that yet, Paul Heyman will help him. If I was you, I would buy Bron stocks right now, because he is the future of this company."
[9.0] "I don't watch a lot of WWE, but really love watching this guy when I get the chance to, he's a really muscular guy, but can move like lightning and do tons of rope moves. He's really an uncommon mix of strength and ariel ability that deserves a lot more attention than he's been getting."
[8.0] "Talanted in a ring, good on a mic, charismatic athlete who doesn't need the stable, especially The Vision where Seth Rollins is always hiden behind wife's back. Bron needs to develope his gimmick"
[7.0] "He's good and entertaining in the ring. Not a versatile move set by any means, but atheltic, explosive, and fun. Nothing much to write home about on the mic, but he's not bad by any means. WWE definitely wants to push him as the next face of the company, and I think he's up to the job."
[9.0] "This guy is the total package & the future face of the company. He can legit do everything they need him to do & he's still very young which is much needed in todays main event scene that has much older guys. The future is in great hands with bron leading the way"
[6.0] "Admittedly his in ring aglity and athleticism is beast, he has most explosive spear and I love that for him. However, in long term I found he still has such a long way to go when it comes to superstar acts and even in ring skill to be that a complete package."
[9.0] "This guy has it all. Future mania main eventer and WWE World Champion. While he could improve on the promo side, his power, speed and look more than make up for it. He is the closest we'll probably get to the next Brock lesnar."
[8.0] "Bron is a future prospect done right. He's one of the only guys who actually has a chance at winning a world title before 30 in the Triple H era. Anyone saying he has a bad spear needs to get their eyes checked, this man is scary fast. I just hope they don't keep him as Seth's henchman for too long so his momentum doesn't get stalled. His mic skills are great given how young he is, he can be both serious as a heel and funny as a face. The only problem that he'll never be able to escape is the hideous ring name that is Bron Breakker. It sounds straight out of a cartoon to the point where it would be laughable to see it appear on a talk show or something. Regardless, he's still the future of the industry and has many more moments to come."
[3.0] "I'm not really a fan of Bron. He kinda gives big meathead nepo baby vibes and yes I'm aware he is currently a heel but he also gave me that vibe when he was a face I thought both of his major title reigns were bad especially his neverending NXT championship run. He's probably just not for me but regardless he's not someone I look forward to being on my TV."
[9.0] "This fella really does have it ALL. Brute strength, ridiculous speed and agility, boundless charisma (I mean, he's a Steiner, that goes without saying), a great moveset, consistently solid matches, and a ridiculous physique. I even love his entrance theme. That spear on Carlito was one of the greatest things i've EVER seen in the WWE, and i've never once viewed his character as anything other than a credible and dangerous threat. On top of that, he's still young and has an infinite amount of possibilities in front of him. My only worry now is if he ends up just plateauing in Seth's stable for the rest of the year. As far as i'm concerned, this guy is ready, and should have unlimited access to many titles going forward. WWE, Hunter, please, please PLEASE don't mess him up. I beg of you."
[8.0] "I have so much good things to say about him. Bron Breakker, at the age of 27, can and does do a lot of things better than most veterans do. He's crazy athletic and has a great look, yes. But he also is a master ay doing little things in the ring that makes the match great. I don't think I've ever seen anyone be this good at the age of 27. Breakker is also a pretty good promo. He's the future of WWE and wrestling in general."
[9.0] "Bron is the future of WWE. Great look, very charismatic, and he's very good in ring and he's only getting better. Best spear in the business by far"
[8.0] "Bron Breakker is a future World Champion. He has it all, Charisma, The Move Set, The Look, The Likeability. Everything about him screams, "Main Eventer". I really have high hopes for him, he's got it all in the bag and he's young too. He's only 27 and has become 2x NXT Champion, 2x IC Champion and 1x NXT Tag Champion. Now he's apart of one of the biggest company storylines at the moment, good for him."
[9.0] "I have really high hopes for Bron Breakker. I'm a huge fan of the Steiner brothers, and I think Breakker does a great job with carrying this legacy on while also doing some new stuff of his own. Huge fan of the "dogs" gimmick and honestly a little upset that he hasn't been featured more prominently on RAW. However, this upcoming feud with AJ Styles has the potential to be generational, and it's clear that WWE still has big plans in mind for Breakker considering how big of a spot he had in the Rumble. Think he has my favorite spear in the industry right now (Rhino is washed now) and he always manages to wow me with something new every match. Hope Breakker gets that serious world championship push soon."
[9.0] "He has to be the best thing to come out of NXT 2.0. He's slowly been doing everything right & is now paired with Rollins & Heyman to further get him to the upper echelon of WWE. His moves are all very well executed & he's a great power performer. There is one thing that I can't get past, however, & that is his terrible name. If he ever makes it to the main event, he'll do so in spite of that name. They were originally going to go with Rex Steiner & that would have been so much better. Even Bron Steiner could work. But the goofy "Breakker" complete with the silly spelling of it has done him no favors."
[10.0] "He is the best wrestler I have watched these days, he deserves it with his magnificent spear and his fighting style being the best, locking on the screen. He is one of the best gladiator warriors of WWE. Bron Breakker fights brilliantly and adjusts the system very well, adapts to wrestling and sells it very well, I was amazed by the way he sells the fight. He is one of the people that WWE should not be wasted. Paul Heyman's evaluation is also genius. This increased Heyman's reputation even more in my eyes."
[8.0] "Bron Breakker is one of the most exciting prospects to emerge from WWE's developmental system in the past several years. From the moment he debuted on NXT 2.0, it was clear: this guy is different. The charisma, the explosiveness, the athleticism--it all jumped off the screen. As of 2025, giving Bron an 8.0 rating feels more than fair: he is already very good, sometimes even excellent, but there's still room for him to sharpen his craft and truly become a once-in-a-generation superstar. Let's start with the basics. Bron Breakker (real name Bronson Rechsteiner) comes from a prestigious wrestling lineage, being the son of Rick Steiner and the nephew of Scott Steiner. Wrestling is quite literally in his blood, and you can see it from the moment he steps through the curtain. His energy is infectious, his intensity is undeniable, and his physical presence is magnetic. Bron looks and feels like a throwback to an era when wrestlers were larger-than-life characters, but he also moves with the kind of speed and agility that's more common among today's elite athletes. In-ring work? Bron Breakker is a beast between the ropes. His suplexes are crisp and powerful, his strikes are stiff, and his finishing move--the Spear--is genuinely one of the best in the business today. He combines the raw strength of a heavyweight with the explosiveness of a cruiserweight, a very rare combination. He's capable of chain wrestling, power moves, aerial bursts, and sudden, intense bursts of offense. Watching him wrestle is often thrilling because you genuinely believe he could beat anybody at any time. He's also improved dramatically in match structure and psychology. Early in his NXT career, he relied mostly on short, high-impact matches, but over time, he learned to build more layered and dramatic encounters. His matches against Tommaso Ciampa, Johnny Gargano, and Carmelo Hayes showcased his growth as a storyteller inside the ring. He's not just a bulldozer anymore--he's learning to sell convincingly, to pace a match, and to craft real narratives through action. Charisma? Bron Breakker has natural charisma in abundance. His promos, especially early on, were a bit rough: lots of yelling, sometimes sounding a little forced or rushed. But even then, his sheer energy made it hard not to watch him. Over time, he has become more comfortable on the mic. His promo work during his NXT Championship runs improved considerably--he found a rhythm, mixed intensity with confidence, and, crucially, stopped trying to sound like a "character" and instead simply was Bron Breakker. His heel turn on the main roster (if you're reading this in 2025) has given him even more of an edge, allowing him to tap into that Steiner-style arrogance and unpredictability in a way that feels authentic rather than overacted. Presence? Bron has "it." That elusive quality that you can't teach. Whether he's smiling and slapping hands as a babyface or snarling and smashing opponents as a heel, he commands attention. In a roster full of people trying to stand out, Bron doesn't have to try--he does stand out, purely through physicality and aura. Of course, Bron Breakker isn't a finished product yet. Weaknesses? While Bron is already good in many areas, there are still aspects that hold him back from the true top echelon. His move set, while explosive, can sometimes feel a little repetitive--power moves, suplexes, and a Spear. He could benefit from incorporating more variety, maybe technical counters or a second-tier submission move, to make his matches even more dynamic. There's a danger that he becomes too reliant on "smash and destroy" sequences, which could eventually limit his longevity at the main event level. Promo work, while improved, still isn't elite. Compared to the top talkers in WWE (think Roman Reigns, Seth Rollins, Cody Rhodes), Bron's promos can occasionally still feel too basic or one-dimensional. He's good when he's fired up, but can he sell a complex storyline? Can he cut a 10-minute promo that builds to a WrestleMania-level match? That remains to be seen. Storytelling psychology is another area where growth is needed. While Bron tells good stories in the ring now, he occasionally struggles with pacing during longer matches. Against opponents who slow things down and force more subtlety, Bron sometimes rushes through key moments rather than letting the drama breathe. It's a minor issue now, but if he wants to become great, it's something he'll need to refine. Career Highlights So Far Include: Two-time NXT Champion, defeating legends like Tommaso Ciampa. Carrying NXT 2.0 on his back during a critical and difficult transitional period. Standout matches against Carmelo Hayes, JD McDonagh, Ilja Dragunov, and more. His main roster debut, which was explosive and immediately impactful. His successful reinvention as a dangerous, volatile heel--shocking audiences with brutal attacks on beloved babyfaces. Perhaps most impressively, Bron Breakker has avoided falling into the trap that many second-generation stars fall into: trying too hard to imitate their famous relatives. Yes, he's clearly inspired by the Steiners. You can hear it in his cadence, you can see it in his freakish power. But Bron feels like his own man. He's not just "Rick Steiner's son" or "Scott Steiner Lite"--he's carving out a path where Bron Breakker is a headline name all by itself. Final Verdict: Bron Breakker is, at 27 years old, already more complete than many wrestlers with twice his experience. He's physically gifted, charismatic, improving on the mic, and connecting with audiences. If he continues on his current trajectory--diversifying his in-ring work, adding layers to his promos, and mastering slower, more psychological matches--there is no reason he couldn't become a consistent WrestleMania headliner within the next few years. He's not a "future star" anymore. He is a star. Now it's just about"
[8.0] "Some of the highest potential I've ever seen in WWE. A simply incredible athlete who has pace, power, and intensity in buckets (especially the latter). Comfortable on the mic and with less than 4 years in the business, is a safe bet for multiple World Title reigns and WrestleMania main events."
[9.0] "We're talking about one of the top stars in the next 10 years. Speed, power, agility, presence. Like Booker said, this guy is no bread, no water, just MEAAAAAAAT"
[8.0] "A great look, great physique and a good gimmick Bron looks like an absolute bad ass in every match he is in, already the IC champion I am hoping this upwards trend for Bron continues as he is one hell of a wrestler."
[9.0] "bron's already being treated really strong on raw, the guy's had an insane run of matches with sheamus and kaiser which really helped his star improve, made him one of the most over guys in wwe despite being a heel, people bark every time they see him, and it really has helped get his aura of this monster that you can't help but cheer for in the head of the floating casual and may draw them to tune in"
[10.0] "Absolutely insane on the ring, fast, hard hitting, looks the part, and entertaining on the mic, he's the full package top level star, if you're a promoter, he's got everything you want and more, I cannot wait to see when, not if, he gets to play on the main event scene. May this dude have a legendary career."
[8.0] "Every match of his is a blast, his Spear is the best execution of it I've ever seen. I feel like he will outgrow the IC title soon and move onto the top main eventers group, hopefully. His promos can still improve and his in-ring work is mostly on the way there, but other than that, he's over with the crowd and you can tell he really enjoys wrestling. Something would have to go catastrophically wrong with injuries or his booking if he doesn't have a WWE Championship reign at some point of his career."
[10.0] "Bron Breakker deserves a solid 10/10 in 2024! His incredible athleticism, undeniable charisma, and sheer intensity make him a standout in the ring. He's evolved into a top-tier performer, delivering unforgettable matches and captivating storylines. A true future star!"
[8.0] "A Future Legend in WWE, he has elements of both his father Rick and his uncle Scott, but only the good ones, I'm a big fan of his athleticism, and he is really good in the ring and the mic, truly the next big thing"
[8.0] "I really do feel as if Bron Breakker is the future of the industry. Over the next 15 years, he is going to main event WrestleMania multiple times. Amazing moveset, maybe some work still to do on the mic but he isn't bad at all. World champion by 2026, possibly even in 2025."
[8.0] "Incredible in-ring performances, delivering some of the most brutal moves of the year (and the perfect tool to 'retire' Ricochet). He's not quite all there on the mic, but he improves in that regard most weeks, and I think it's without doubt that he'll have a HOF-level career."
[7.0] "I wasn't a big fan of him in the early days, specially because of the comparisons with the likes of Goldberg and Ryback, but Bron really evolved and he's an attraction now, a dominant force, athletic as hell, his presence is undeniable, I think he's a very cool wrestler. Bron has all the tools to be the next superstar powerhouse in professional wrestling, he's a freak of nature."
[8.0] "Bron is great. He's basically starting his career and already has his character work and presence figured out. His in-ring work is good as well. It's shocking how far he's gotten so fast."
[8.0] "The heir to the Steiner throne. A very good worker that'll be a world champion in a few years. Love the old school vibe he brings to the table and can't wait to see where his career takes him in a few years."
"Great potential; great danger of blowing said potential, as well. I like the fact that Bron is having competitive matches, but he should still appear dominant due to the way he is presented - and Bron just doesn't seem to have any experience doing that. He'll get outlanded in the first exchange, be the first man off his feet or out of the ring, look close to being pinned at too many points in the match... Not only is that bad for him, it's also a detriment to whichever babyface is playing underdog against him. As of this comment being written, Bron basically needed the interference of a whole other faction to go over Jey Uso - despite looking like a literal Terminator and really being served better by clean victories. I get that he can't literally be Gunther II, but he also can't be Test."
[7.0] "I would be incredibly shocked if Bron Breakker isn't the biggest, or at least in the top 3 biggest stars within the WWE in a few years time. He has it all, just needs more time to build a career and develop more in-ring. Everything I have seen from him so far has been excellent, will definitely come back in the future and edit my rating depending on how his career develops."
[7.0] "Bron Breakker is one of the dumbest fucking names I've ever heard. It's so corny, cheesy, and there's no way to take him seriously at all times with it. It's a name that a jobber from the 80's would have. The only thing lower is Masked Wrestler #1. He's so good aside from that and his promos are getting better. He's still clearly reciting lines he memorized 20 minutes earlier but that's not his fault. WWE doesn't train properly for promos."
[8.0] "Bron Breaker is a talented young wrestler who has proved a lot during his time at NXT. He has excellent genes related to two great wrestlers from the day. Bron is severely hyped in the WWE fan community. I think of what he has shown at his young age I could see him turning into an excellent wrestler one day. I want to see his character's dimensions besides being a stereotypical powerhouse babyface or heel. But I can guarantee he will at least win a mid card title in WWE within the next few years."
[8.0] "The future of the WWE. Bron has taken the world of professional wrestling in the modern era and has thrived just as his uncle and father did in the territories and WCW. Breakker is a star that would succeed in any era and I would argue in any country/promotion as well. The in-ring can always be worked on since he relies heavily on explosiveness more than psychology, but I would say that is something he will continue to learn as he gets older since he is only twenty-six. I wish I could put him in a program in 80's AJPW since I think he could be the hottest act in that era. One of my favorite acts going today."
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