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Oba Femi has managed to convince Paul Heyman that he is the future of WWE after his recent win over Lesnar, which also happened to be his final match, since he went on to declare that he was retired after the loss at SummerSlam.
Is Bron Breakker the future of WWE?
Bron Breakker was taken under the wing of both Seth Rollins and Paul Heyman following WrestleMania 41, and the curse of The Vision has hit him hard. Following his injury earlier this year, Breakker missed out on a WrestleMania spot and has been pushing to get back to the same level since.
Breakker once had the support of Paul Heyman, but now it seems that even his manager has moved on to Oba Femi, and ahead of Sunday Night’s Main Event, the stats are not in his favor.
Oba has already become a firm fan favorite and has Brock Lesnar’s retirement to brag about despite being on the main roster for less than a year.
The two men could argue about who the future is for the next few months, but this Sunday the decision will be made when a winner is decided. It could be that the match doesn’t end cleanly, which would allow this to move forward into Money in the Bank in October instead.
It’s a huge match for both men, and Bronson Reed is expected to make his return and make his presence known, which could give another new angle to the storyline. Femi has already proven his worth, but Bron Breakker is the one with everything to prove this weekend at Sunday Night’s Main Event.
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