Rumored update on Bron Breakker following WWE RAW injury scare
Bron Breakker appeared to be injured following his match with Seth Rollins this past Monday on WWE RAW. According to a new report from False Finish, Bron is just “banged up” and is not expected to be taking any time off in the near future:
False Finish has learned that Bron Breakker was indeed banged up after his match with Seth Rollins on #WWERAW but nothing that will affect him or working in-ring moving forward
A video was circulating online following Raw this week showing Breakker limping, but hopefully this rumored update is indicative of the actual situation, and he is indeed just banged up.
Bron Breakker Injury
Breakker had only just returned from hernia surgery, so another injury would be completely catastrophic as WWE looks to finally push him further towards the top of the card.
We’re working to try and get more on this, however for the the time being, we will be treating it as a rumor until we can get something more concrete.
People at False Finish have previously broken legitimate news in the past (during their time with BodySlam). However, we will not be posting anything they break as news, only rumors, until we’re able to verify it ourselves going forward.
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