Currently in the midst of a feud with Seth Rollins, WWE star Bron Breakker is seen by many as one of the most promising newer names in the company. Both his father and his uncle were very successful pro wrestlers before him: Rick and Scott Steiner. According to Bully Ray on “Busted Open Radio,” WWE may have made a mistake when the company chose against having Breakker take on his family name.

“Not that it’s corny, it’s just: we know who Bron Breakker is. He’s a Steiner,” Bully said. “With all of this talk of family in the WWE – Roman with the ‘First Family.’ Well I know two badass brothers out there that also have a family in this wrestling business, and they’re called the Steiners. I’d get rid of the name Breakker.”

Taking his point further, Bully shared his belief that Breakker should make a direct declaration on TV that he’s a member of the Steiner family before officially adopting the name Bron Steiner. While Bully understood the purpose behind changing his name, he thinks they’re past the need for it for this particular performer. Based on the fact that WWE recently mentioned Breakker’s family on TV, Bully has hope that the change is coming.

“Rick and Scott are now on good terms with the WWE,” Bully continued. “I’m not quite sure if when Bron started, that they were on as good of terms as they are now. So maybe the WWE didn’t want to acknowledge the Steiner name then. Maybe they do something now.”

Bully pointed out that Steiner is not the family’s true last name, which could make it slightly more appealing for WWE to adopt it for Bron. As it stands, Bully feels that the Breakker name is too reminiscent of monikers from the 1980s.

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It’s no secret that WWE Hall of Famer JBL is a fan of hard hitting wrestling, as exemplified by modeling his career off the likes of Stan Hansen. So it will come as no surprise that the former WWE Champion has found himself captivated by another hard hitting wrestler in Jacob Fatu. Reviewing Fatu’s match with Drew McIntyre from WrestleMania 42 on “Something to Wrestle,” JBL was given the opportunity to lavish Fatu with praise, not only suggesting Fatu was already in the upper echelon of wrestlers, but that Fatu was someone he wishes was around during his heyday.

“Jacob Fatu, I think, is one of the best workers in the world,” JBL said. “I mean, that guy is unbelievable. I’d have loved, loved, to have had a program with Jacob Fatu. I just think he’s that good.”

Despite the praise, JBL was less sure about the idea of Fatu feuding with Roman Reigns at the moment, even though the two are scheduled to wrestle for Reigns’ World Heavyweight Championship at Backlash. While JBL feels WWE should get behind Fatu, he believes they should spend more time building to Fatu vs. Reigns, instead of doing it early.

“I think the strap the rocket to him,” JBL said. “[But] I’m not sure…I think it might be too early for Roman…to be with Jacob. I think you strap the rocket to Jacob, put him over, get him some winds, get him some presence there in WWE, and then let him go with Roman. I mean, Roman is the man, he’s the guy. And you’d hate to see somebody get there before they’re ready. And hey may be…I think he’s ready physically, he’s ready work wise. But I think [he’s] not ready as [he’s not] over as a character that he can be, say in three to six months of putting him over, putting him over, putting him over, and then having them connect.”

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