Top WWE Star "Baffled" By Recent Creative... But The Rebuild Project Is ON (WWE News)

Bron Breakker HASN'T been kicking up a fuss backstage, but he HAS been frustrated by WWE's writers.

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Self Made Pro reports that Bron Breakker remains frustrated by his lot on WWE TV, but things look like they're set to change. On Monday's episode of Raw, Breakker launched into a promising program opposite fellow rising star Oba Femi. That's generally being viewed as a good landing spot for both men - Femi needed something fresh to do as well after beating Brock Lesnar inside Hell In A Cell at SummerSlam.

Those following wrestling news in recent months won't be stunned to learn that Bron has been miffed. However, as Self Made Pro pointed out, "He’s not one of those walk through the curtain, yell at guys type of [people]. He’s not even the type of guy that when he's told something, even if it’s a bad idea, he’s gonna go: ‘What the f*** is this?’ He’s...that’s not his personality, right?".

However, choosing to stay calm and never kicking up a stink backstage doesn't necessarily mean that Breakker has been chuffed with how things have been going for him. He went from challenging for top titles earlier in the year and being spoken about as a surefire main eventer to his role being minimised behind Austin Theory and Maxxine Dupri in The Vision.

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Now, a squash match win over Joe Hendry on the 3 August flagship and this burgeoning Oba program is being seen as "rehabilitation" for the rib-breaking powerhouse. It looks likely that WWE bosses plan to heat Bron up again even if he comes out on the losing end of this feud vs. Femi.

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