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While they opted to go a different route with his name, neither Bron Breakker nor WWE has ever hid Breakkers’s family ties to the business. And even if he didn’t induct The Steiners into the Hall of Fame, work with his dad Rick in an NXT program, or use Uncle Scott’s Steiner Recliner — the signs are there.
So it’s no surprise that Breakker’s often asked about possibly working with Rick and/or Scott more regularly as he advances in his WWE career.
To his credit, his answer has always been the same. And it’s probably the same reason he didn’t want his wrestling name to be “Bron Steiner”.
Here’s what Breakker said on The Masked Man Show in an interview promoting his shot at Intercontinental champion Sami Zayn this Saturday at Money in the Bank:
“I think for now, I’m kind of establishing myself and kind of going my own way. I think down the line, yeah, we have that, we have that as an option to do if we need it one day, to where we can get my dad and uncle involved in some form or fashion, so that’s always there.”
Sounds like a smart plan to us.
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