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A fan questioned the source in one of his reports about Bron Breakker’s title win being pushed in favor of Pearce vs. Breakker, and he reported that the dream bout is not coming to fruition.

“No, but that’s also not happening,” he wrote.


Massive plans for Bron Breakker at WWE WrestleMania

According to a recent report by the Wrestling Observer Newsletter (WON), Seth Rollins is expected to be ready by WrestleMania 42 and to wrestle a singles match against The Vision’s Bron Breakker.

The Stamford-based promotion wrote The Visionary off television following his injury at the Crown Jewel: Perth. He was brutally attacked by Breakker and Reed and kicked out of the heel faction.

The Architect injured his shoulder after botching a coast-to-coast on Cody Rhodes during a champion vs. champion contest at Crown Jewel.

Some wild speculation suggests that Rollins may be the mystery masked man who has been gunning for revenge on the former Intercontinental Champion and laid him out cold at the men’s Royal Rumble.

That being said, it will be interesting to see what plans Triple H and his creative team have in store for The Vision and the saga involving General Manager Adam Pearce, and whether The Visionary shocks the world again by returning for a match at WWE WrestleMania 42.

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