Paul Heyman continues his media tour promoting WWE 2K26 and the upcoming Elimination Chamber event, and during a new interview with Catch Club, he addressed Bron Breakker’s current injury status and what fans can expect when the former NXT Champion eventually returns.

Heyman didn’t shy away from the reality of Breakker’s setback, but made it clear that injuries are simply part of the business—and that Breakker’s comeback will be stronger than ever.

Heyman on Breakker’s injury and eventual return

Speaking candidly, Heyman emphasized that injuries are unavoidable in WWE, especially for someone who performs with the intensity of Bron Breakker:

“You’re rolling with the punches, bro. Of course you’re gonna get hurt. This ain’t ballet. So, you know, injuries are expected and it’s never gonna happen at the most convenient time. Injuries are gonna happen at the one moment where you don’t want an injury to happen… We’re always prepared to roll with the punches, and Bron Breakker will be back, and when he’s back, he’s going to be better than ever.”

Breakker has been sidelined in recent weeks, and while WWE has not publicly confirmed the exact nature of his injury, Heyman’s comments suggest the company is confident in his long‑term trajectory.

Why Heyman’s comments matter

• Breakker has been positioned as one of WWE’s top rising stars, especially since aligning with The Vision.
• His absence has created a noticeable gap on TV, particularly with WrestleMania season approaching.
• Heyman publicly backing him reinforces WWE’s investment in Breakker’s future and hints at major plans once he’s cleared.

What’s next for Breakker?

WWE has not announced a timetable for his return, but Heyman’s tone suggests the company expects him to come back refreshed and ready for a major push. Given Breakker’s momentum before the injury, his comeback could easily reshape the post‑WrestleMania landscape.

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Former World Heavyweight Champion Seth Rollins has made it clear that he still considers himself the rightful holder of the title he never lost in the ring. As the Road to WrestleMania 42 continues at Elimination Chamber in Chicago, Rollins is already focused on reclaiming the championship once he is medically cleared.

Rollins recently appeared on ESPN’s First Take, where he was asked about his goals while rehabbing a torn rotator cuff suffered at WWE Crown Jewel in October. The injury forced him to relinquish the World Heavyweight Championship, ending his reign without a decisive defeat.

“That is a loaded question. There’s a ton of guys that I’d like to get in the ring with, but the bottom line is whoever is holding on to my World Heavyweight Championship, because what you got to understand is I never lost that title,” Rollins said. “I was forced to give that title up due to injuries. I want my title back. Right now, CM Punk is holding on to that title, but he’s going into WrestleMania here very shortly. Actually, Elimination Chamber, since we’re talking about it, he’s got to get past Finn Balor. Finn Balor, a former Universal Champion. So Finn Balor could be taking that into WrestleMania. Either way, somebody’s defending that title against Roman Reigns at WrestleMania, and whoever comes out of that, I want next, boys. That title’s mine. I never lost it.”

CM Punk is set to defend the championship against Finn Balor tonight at the United Center. The winner will move on to face Roman Reigns in the main event of WrestleMania 42 at Allegiant Stadium.

Rollins has been sidelined for several months. His absence has left The Vision weakened, especially following injuries to Bron Breakker and Bronson Reed. Despite that setback, Rollins’ message is direct. Once he returns, he intends to step back into the title picture and reclaim what he believes is still his.

Seth Rollins Vows To Reclaim World Heavyweight Championship After Injury Layoff

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Former WWE star John Morrison, now competing in CMLL as Johnny Consejo, had his head shaved after losing a high-stakes Lucha de Apuestas match against Ángel de Oro on Friday night.

The bout headlined CMLL’s Viernes Espectacular at the historic Arena México in Mexico City. The rivalry intensified quickly after a four-way match on February 20, where Consejo pinned de Oro. In a follow-up promo, de Oro stated he would not allow a “foreigner” to disrespect his country or the promotion, adding personal weight to the wager.

Speaking to Más Lucha ahead of the showdown, de Oro emphasized what was at stake. “I can’t lose. If I lose my hair, people will lose faith in me.”

The finish saw de Oro connect with a frog splash to score the decisive pinfall. After the match, Consejo initially resisted honoring the stipulation and refused to let the official cut his hair. De Oro responded with a superkick, which allowed the official to proceed. Consejo’s head was then fully shaved in the ring in front of the live crowd.

Consejo has been a regular presence in CMLL since late January 2026. He has frequently aligned with Mansoor and Mason Madden as part of the MxM Collection, known in Mexico as MxM TV. Despite his CMLL run, Morrison remains signed to AEW, where he performs as Johnny TV.

As part of the stipulation fallout, Consejo is scheduled to wrestle bald on Saturday at Arena Coliseo. He will face Ángel de Oro and Esfinge in a three-way main event as the feud continues.

John Morrison Shaved Bald After CMLL Event

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