Seth Rollins’ match against second-generation superstar is finally set after WrestleMania plans were canceled

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Seth Rollins finally issued a challenge to Bron Breakker, and although the match is technically not official yet, it clearly is going to be made official in a matter of time. Perhaps even by the time you’re reading this, the match could be made official for Backlash 2026. It was most likely going to happen at WrestleMania 42, but the timing and injury to Breakker meant that it didn’t work out.

Either way, what was interesting was the fact that there was no Austin Theory and most certainly no Logan Paul – perhaps because they weren’t needed in the context of this story. Bronson Reed is also clearly not back just yet, as he seems to be dealing with the injury even now.

However, things are going to get interesting, and if the match is made official for Backlash 2026, then the big show at Tampa is going to be a massive card with some huge matches, as it is expected to be headlined by Roman Reigns and Jacob Fatu for the World Heavyweight Title.