Movin’ Out (Bron’s Song) Bron Breakker Says Goodbye to NXT

Bron Breakker has enjoyed one of the best runs in WWE NXT history. He’s a two time NXT Champion, a Tag Team Champion and one of the main faces of the brand. It looks like he’s moving on though. To the main roster. Where it’ll be make or break for him. Pardon the pun.

Bron Breakker and Baron Corbin lost the NXT Tag Team Titles last night to Axiom and Nathan Frazer. The “Wolf Dogs” defeated Axiom and Frazer at Stand and Deliver but lost the rematch. After NXT went off the air, Bron and Baron Corbin addressed the fans and his tag team partner. Baron started it off by thanking the fans and Bron. Baron would thank Bron for their run in NXT and for helping him get gold for the first time in over six years.

The fans gave a thunderous ovation to Bron and he hopped on the mic to thank the fans. He thanked Shawn Michaels, his competitors that made him great and his tag team partner Baron Corbin. It was a pretty emotional moment for Bron Breakker.

The speculation is that this was the official send off for Bron before he goes to the main roster. He has future World Champion written all over him. He has the look, the intensity, the charisma and the pedigree to succeed in WWE. I’m looking forward to seeing what’s in store for Bron as he tackles the main roster. The draft is coming up in a few weeks and I expect him to be a high pick. He’s the closest WWE’s had to a “blue chip” in years.

Who are you looking forward to seeing Bron face on the main roster? He’s dominated NXT for over two and a half years. You might remember he burst onto the scene by challenging then Champion Tommaso Ciampa. Will he do the same on the main roster? Immediately start gunning for Damian Priest and Cody Rhodes. Or do they take the slow approach with him to make sure he’s ready for that kind of pressure. As we’ve seen in the past, just because a wrestler is successful in NXT doesn’t mean they’re successful on the main roster.

I don’t think that’ll be the case for Bron. I think he’s destined for super stardom. I called it a while ago that he’d be a future Wrestlemania main eventer. We’ll see if I’m right.

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