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Ever since Seth Rollins has joined forces with Bron Breakker, it has been absolutely crazy in the squared circle. Now to add to that element of threat and menace, there was a new name on the list and that is of Bronson Reed. There were talks of Evolution 2.0 and The Shield 2.0 but looks like WWE has finally forged a faction which has not only exceeded all expectations but is expected to run riots for a while.

The trio of Breakker, Rollins and Reed will need some significant opposition to confront them. Whether it is going to be Cm Punk, Roman Reigns and Sami Zayn joining forces or will there be someone else coming down the pike to confront the mighty trio, only time can reveal it all.

Paul Heyman left the pop-culture fans in utter frenzy, invoking Terminator in his latest promo Paul Heyman with Seth Rollins and Bron Breakker...

John Cena and Roman Reigns have in fact proved how well built they are by maintaining their physique for a very long time. But now I feel their time’s up. There’s one dude in 2025, who is taking (and has taken) that to a whole other level: Bron Breakker. This guy is pure muscle.

Everything about him makes him look like a monster. After what he did to Reigns on Monday Night Raw after WrestleMania 41, I’m going to say he has the best body in the business right now, and I cannot quit talking about it.

A body built for destruction

Bron Breakker looks like he came alive out of a piece of granite. At six feet tall and about 250 pounds, he is literally a human tank. His chest is probably close to 50 inches, and those biceps? Damn! Probably close to 20 inches of iron.

Bronn the Breakker as...

Following his dramatic and game-changing interference during the triple-threat main event on Night 1 of WrestleMania 41, featuring Seth Rollins, Roman Reigns, and Cm Punk, Paul Heyman has seemingly embraced a bold new direction.

The legendary manager and master strategist is now going all-in, vowing to take on every WWE superstar with unrelenting intensity. Heyman’s shift in attitude was first noticeable during his appearance on The Pat McAfee Show, where his demeanor and tone hinted at a significant character transformation.

However, it was at a recent live event that Heyman truly confirmed his heel turn. Through a series of scathing remarks and sharp-witted jabs, he made it clear that he intends to roast and ridicule anyone who stands in his path.

Paul Heyman takes a dig at his former client, Brock Lesnar, while roasting Braun Strowman Paul Heyman took a dig at his former client, Brock Lesnar. (Image Credit: WWE)

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At WrestleMania 41, Paul Heyman did the unthinkable. On Night 1 of WWE’s grandest stage, Heyman shocked the world by betraying not just his longtime friend but also his Tribal Chief.

In a jaw-dropping twist, he aligned himself with Seth Rollins during the high-stakes triple-threat match featuring Roman Reigns, Cm Punk, and Seth Rollins. The betrayal proved decisive, helping Rollins secure a monumental victory.

From Heyman’s perspective, his actions were not only strategic, they were necessary. He justified the betrayal by claiming that Reigns failed to protect him and that Punk had placed him in an impossible position. According to Heyman, siding with Seth Rollins was the only viable option left.

While his explanation has sparked widespread controversy and debate, the fallout has also sparked excitement over a potential reunion of an iconic alliance. With Rollins now under his wing, Paul Heyman may be on the verge of re-creating a legendary faction,...

Who is Bron Breakker, and why is everyone suddenly obsessed with him? Is it the muscles? Is it his wild energy? Or the fact that he’s basically WWE royalty with a legacy to protect? Well, as WrestleMania 41 gets closer, all eyes are on this powerhouse who’s set to defend his Intercontinental title against some major names—Penta, Finn Balor, and Dominik Mysterio.

But before we get caught up in his intense moves and smackdowns, let’s rewind the tape because behind that chilling glare and insane athleticism is a guy with a fascinating story. From being a “nepo baby” of the wrestling industry to becoming one of WWE’s hottest stars—here’s the real deal on Bron Breakker.

Bron Breakker’s family and WWE nepotism

Did you know that Bronson Rechsteiner, who goes by the WWE ring name Bron Breakker, isn’t just another WWE newbie? Like Roman Reigns,...

Bron Breakker has risen through the ranks in the WWE. Unlike most WWE superstars who symbolize either power or agility, Breakker has the unique ability to generate power and exemplify athleticism at its best. The combination has made him a force to be reckoned with in the company.

With unmatched skills in the squared ring, Bron Breakker resembles the WWE veteran Scott Steiner. Put the iconic chain-mail and grand entrance of Scott Steiner aside and what you get is the same pure power and sheer determination which both Scott and Bron share even after being generations apart from each other.

Bron Breakker as a WWE superstar. (Image Credit: WWE) The relation between Bron Breakker and Scott Steiner

The similarity between Bron and Scott does not come without a reason. The WWE veteran is, in fact, closely related to Bron Breakker. WWE fans remember the machoism not just from Scott but also from his brother,...

Peacock has revealed the trailer and key art for WrestleMania IX: Becoming a Spectacle, which will begin streaming on Friday, April 11. Matt Braine directed the special, which James Duell produced.

Featuring never-before-seen footage from the WWE archives, WrestleMania IX: Becoming a Spectacle follows the making of the Las Vegas WrestleMania in 1993 that paved the path forward for the company.

From the chaos outside Caesars Palace to the action inside the ring, the documentary pulls back the curtain on the “World’s Largest Toga Party” with an exclusive behind-the-scenes look at the event.

The documentary premieres on Friday, April 11, exclusively on Peacock, just ahead of the highly anticipated WrestleMania 41, set in the same city as WrestleMania IX more than 30 years later. WrestleMania 41 streams live exclusively on Peacock on Saturday, April 19, and Sunday, April 20, at 7 Et/4 Pt.

Becoming a Spectacle features commentary from WWE Hall of Famers and Superstars, including Bret “The Hitman” Hart,...

Peacock is taking fans back to the "World's Largest Toga Party" with its latest WWE Original documentary, WrestleMania IX: Becoming a Spectacle — and the official trailer has just dropped ahead of its April 11 premiere. The documentary will also feature never-before-seen footage from the WWE archives and brand-new interviews with legends of the squared circle, and will allow audiences to pull the curtain back on one of the most unforgettable and bizarre events in WrestleMania history. While WrestleMania has always been an event of pomp and circumstance, this one — set against the glitzy chaos of Las Vegas in 1993 — took the biscuit when it came to over-the-top displays.

The documentary charts the making of WWE’s ninth annual showcase — a Roman-themed outdoor extravaganza at Caesars Palace that would help shape the future of the brand, including all the misfires, the disasters, and the elephants — yes, elephants.

The trailer also teases appearances from...

Bron Breakker has been a growing force in the WWE circuit. His beastly presence and his in-ring skills have drawn the attention of the WWE Universe and he has come a long way from where he started. His transition from Nxt has made fans believe that he can be the next big thing in the history of WWE if he is being fostered with care.

Being the son of Rick Steiner, wrestling runs through Bron Breakker’s veins. His burly stature made an immediate impression on the WWE fans, and the way he put it to good use was even better. With the massive spear as one of his finishing moves, he somewhat replicates Rhyno’s deadly Gore.

Baron Corbin and Bron Breakker as Nxt Tag Team champions/ Credit: USA Network’s X official

He is being talked about in the highest of regards amidst WWE’s growing prospects. However,...

As crazy as many of WWE's storylines would be, they still have nothing on WCW's worst (or some will say best) moments. Granted, maybe that is a good thing, considering that some of WCW's craziest angles were not so positively received. In fact, some of WCW's craziest segments are ranked as some of the worst moments in wrestling history.

However, as much as WCW's bad reputation has become widespread in the wrestling community, some of the craziness found in WCW isn't always bad. Some of WCW's craziest moments have been genuinely shocking in the positive sense of the word. Not unlike the Atitude Era over in WWE, a lot of that same craziness is what had audiences coming back for more every week. It's worth celebrating the good kind of crazy that WCW would offer, as much as the kind of crazy that is so cringe-worthy that it still makes fans laugh today.

Ever since exploding on the scene three years ago, Bron Breakker has been a dominant force in WWE. The powerhouse ran through opponents starting at Nxt, becoming heavyweight champion less than six months after having his first match on television. This momentum only got stronger leading to the start of his run on the main roster. Breakker struck gold at SummerSlam, decisively defeating Sami Zayn to win the coveted Intercontinental title. At this rate, the son of Rick Steiner and nephew of Scott Steiner could exceed his WWE Hall of Fame family’s accomplishments in the company. Here the next-generation Steiner reflects on the ascension to the top. Who has helped with your transition to the main roster? Bron Breakker: It has been a combination of a lot of people. Paul Heyman is someone who has been a crucial hand in me on the main roster. Cm Punk as well.

Chucky’’s second season has been a thrill ride, and so has their advertising campaign. During Nxt’s Halloween Havoc, Chucky returned once more to the world of professional wrestling to shill his show and of course, threaten to murder the talent on-screen, even meeting Bronn Breaker, the son of Rick Steiner, with who he had a memorably bizarre feud with in WCW.

Chucky is far from the first pop culture staple to crossover with the WWE. In fact, WWE is basically the sports entertainment version of Super Smash Bros, thanks to its assortment of pop culture cameos.

Chucky

Chucky the killer doll has been an honored guest of WWE twice now. While his first professional wrestling appearance was in their competitor WCW, Chucky has been a guest on both Nxt Halloween Havoc events in 2021 and 2022, both times advertising his new show.

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No one on the planet has spent more time with Chucky than Don Mancini, and that includes the longtime voice of the character, Brad Dourif. Since the very first "Child's Play" movie in 1988, Mancini has been the man in charge of telling the story of the doll possessed by Charles Lee Ray across seven movies and an entire season of television. Referring to him as "Chucky's daddy" is the understatement of the century, and with a second season of the hit series for USA and Syfy just around the corner, it's got Mancini thinking about some of his favorite moments with his Good Guy creation. It's hard to choose a favorite moment even as a fan (mine's when he showed up on WCW Nitro to harass Rick Steiner), but for Mancini, it's literally like asking a father to choose a favorite memory with his child.

During the NBCUniversal Press Tour for season 2 of "Chucky,...

Welcome to this week’s Nxt review, right here on Nerdly. I’m Nathan Favel and Vince is calling this Nxt 2.0, so I’m not. Rick Steiner’s son is on here as Bron Breakker, which leaves him one k away from being banned from working Detroit. We’re supposed to have more colors, which is the only concern I have when watching wrestling…pretty colors. I need pinks and greens! The Mask: Oui oui, cherie! We meet again! Is it fate? Is it meant to be? Is our destiny written in the stars that we see tonight?! I’d like to think so! Hahaha!!!!!!! Me: Oh no! Bob Costas! Ahhhhhhhhh!!!!!!!! The Mask: She is so coy! I love it! Norm MacDonald: Hey! Did I die? Well, that sucks. Now I’ll be a virgin forever! I’m not a bird! I’m a man! I don’t wanna f–k birds!

Welcome to this week’s Impact Wrestling review, right here on Nerdly. I’m Nathan Favel and I look like Jordynne Grace, but with marshmallows in my mouth. We’ve got the final build for Sacrifice, so don’t go anywhere…except the bathroom…and to work…and to your kid’s little league game. Yeah, go to those things, but stay here after those are done for Impact Wrestling.

Match #1: Tjp w/ Fallah Bahh def. Josh Alexander w/ Ethan Page The following is courtesy of impactwrestling.com:

Tjp builds momentum with a quick dropkick. Tjp charges into the corner but Alexander counters with a big boot. Alexander connects with a backbreaker for a two count. Alexander is perched on the top with Tjp on his shoulders but Tjp counters into a Cross Armbreaker. Tjp flies over the top with a Corkscrew Plancha. Alexander is enraged as he spins Tjp over his shoulders,...

Welcome to this week’s Impact Wrestling review, right here on Nerdly. I’m Nathan Favel and we have a really great match on here and some stupid Su Yung stuff. You’ll know the match when you see it and the Su Yung stuff when it gives you a tumor. Also, Booker T sent us another message: Women can’t wrestle fo’ s—————-! What a consistent man. Isn’t he consistent?

Match #1: Tessa Blanchard def. Adam Thornstowe w/ Luster the Legend & Ace Austin The following is courtesy of impactwrestling.com:

Luster gets up on the apron. Thornstowe charges at Tessa but she sidesteps, causing him to knock his own partner to the floor. Tessa hits a Tilt-a-Whirl Head Scissors. Tessa attempts a dive on Luster but he catches her in mid-air and slams her into the apron. Thornstowe attempts a standing Moonsault but Tessa avoids it to start building momentum.

To celebrate the DVD release of WWE Hell in a Cell 2019 (available to buy from 18th November) – we are giving away a copy to one lucky winner.

The most demonic structure in sports-entertainment returns, as WWE’s most-heated rivalries and fearsome Superstars step inside Hell in a Cell – and the results are brutal! Seth Rollins defends his Universal Championship against Bray Wyatt’s alter-ego “The Fiend” inside the Cell, while Becky Lynch puts her Raw Women’s Championship on the line against Sasha Banks in only the second ever women’s Hell in a Cell match! Plus much more

Hell in a Cell has a long history of settling the biggest scores and containing the wildest Superstars. Some of WWE’s most destructive matches ever have taken place within the demonic structure. But this year’s event put a new twist on Hell in a Cell with one of the...

Welcome to this week’s review of Impact Wrestling, right here on Nerdly. I’m Nathan Favel and we have Linda Hamilton kicking Gabriel Luna’s ass in Terminator: The Search For More Money. We’ve got some big matches to get to, so let’s lick the toad and freak the !@#$ out! Ahhhhhhhhhhh!!!

Match #1: Noamichi Marufuji def. Josh Alexander (with Ethan Page) The following is courtesy of impactwrestling.com:

Marufuji hits a dropkick, followed by running double knees to gain momentum in the early going. Alexander launches himself off the top, driving his knee into the neck of Marufuji for a two count. Marufuji connects with a series of kicks but Alexander comes right back with a big forearm shot. Alexander gets Marufuji up in the Torture Rack, then spins him down to the mat for a very close near fall. Marufuji connects with Sliced Bread #2 to pick up the win.

The menacing silhouette of a Jason Vorhees or Michael Myers in the distance slowly, intently, stalking their prey with the backdrop of chilling music is scarier than their brutal methods of murder. Inevitably the build-up is better than the final crescendo itself.

Planting the seed of impending doom and not necessarily seeing it is a brand of horror we looked at in our Top 10 Physiological Horror Films and is one being used more often. But forget about horror icons like Freddy Kruger and his knife wielding buddies – some of films most foreboding figures nowadays come in a much smaller package.

Here we take a look at six of the creepiest dolls that may look cute but are anything but.

Saw – Billy

With a total of eight films in the Saw franchise, slowly but surely we came to realise that it wasn’t Tobin Bell’s Jigsaw who is the creepy posterboy of the films.

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A lot of people have been talking about Benjamin Morris’ 538 piece, “Are Pro Wrestlers Dying at an Unusual Rate?”

Like Morris, I am neither an actuarial scientist nor a demographer. So, our interpretations of the data should be taken with a grain of salt. My results were somewhat different from Morris’ due to a difference data set and changes in how we calculated actuarial predictions.

Differences in methodology from Morris

I also used Social Security Actuarial Life Tables, but my “expected mortality rates” for the age groups were not the same as Morris’. For each wrestler, I calculated what their age would have been as of today. Then, based on gender, I looked up the number of lives (out of 100,000) that were expected to still be alive and converted that to a percentage. His analysis looked at wrestlers who were on 20+ WWF PPVs through 2002. I went with a...

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As we have seen from the backstage happenings in 1993, sometimes the biggest stories in WWF/E happen off screen rather than on screen. We learned about how Shawn Michaels quit the WWF, how Vince McMahon’s first stint as a heel was in the Uswa, who the second Doink was, and that Hulk Hogan called the WWF Championship a toy.

Moving on to the next installment of this series, we take a look at 1994. On screen, this was the year that Bret Hart reclaimed his spot at the top of the company, and Owen Hart was brought to the forefront as one of the biggest heels in the company. Macho Man, Bobby Heenan, and Mean Gene Okerlund left the WWF and joined Hulk Hogan in WCW. And at the end of the year, Diesel scored one of the more shocking and unexpected WWF Championship victories in history.

All of this we know.

Gavin Jasper Jan 10, 2020

Some wrestlers only get one shot at the big time. Here are the Royal Rumble competitors who made the best of it...and those who didn't.

There’s something truly special about the Royal Rumble. It’s creative and filled with so many possibilities. Well, not always possibilities. There are certain years where the winner is so set in stone that even a child can find it obvious a month in advance. Yet they still rule because once every year, WWE puts on a wrestling party. A bunch of the roster will take part in one match and we get to see a snapshot of the company.

Older Royal Rumbles are like a class photo or a time capsule that best represent the year or even era and one thing that really magnifies what the Royal Rumble is all about is the one-timer. The kind of wrestler...

Buff Bagwell is finally breathing and eating on his own ... after nearly dying in a horrific car crash Monday ... this according to the wrestler's wife. TMZ spoke with Judy Bagwell ... who tells us the former WCW superstar had been hooked up to a breathing tube while emergency room doctors were scrambling to treat major injuries to his face and spine. But now, Judy says, "The breathing tube was removed on Wednesday  ...  he is talking ... he's eating solid foods.