Bron Breakker has been a part of WWE for several years now and has now opened up on his aspirations to emerge as “an absolute dog” in the promotion.
Currently engaged in a rivalry with Oba Femi, Breakker recently appeared on 11Alive, where he opened up on his journey from football to WWE and future goals.
When asked about the legacy he would like to leave behind, Breakker stated, “That I was just flat-out just an absolute dog. I don’t think anyone, you know, when I walk away, can argue against that. So, at the end, whenever, you know, that’s years and years and years, but that’s the legacy I want to leave.“
“Yeah. Just someone that was really good, someone who was really well-rounded, someone that’s, you know, arguably the greatest athlete that works here,” he added. “You know, I mean, like I said, I just have a lot left to prove, and I have a lot of things left to accomplish and, you know, it’s gonna be a fun, fun process.“
Breakker is currently one-half of the WWE Tag Team Champions alongside Austin Theory, while he is also scheduled to face Oba Femi at the upcoming edition of WWE Sunday Night’s Main Event.
Bron Breakker opens up on his most memorable in-ring moment in WWE
Breakker began his pro-wrestling career by transitioning from football to several indie promotions before securing a developmental contract with WWE. When asked about the most memorable in-ring moments of his short yet gripping career, Breakker admitted that it was a difficult question to address.
“It’s tough to say. I’m not really someone that likes to look back on my career and look at the things that I’ve done. I’m a forward thinker. I’m a goal-oriented person.
“I’m looking forward, looking ahead, looking at things that I haven’t accomplished yet. There’s still so much that I haven’t accomplished that I need to get done before I can sit here and reminisce on the things that I’ve done. I don’t think I’m in a position to do that yet, so I feel like the future is bright and we’re yet to see it.“
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