The second generation star, Bron Breakker, has been creating an impressive legacy for himself at the beginning of his career on his own, despite having a father and uncle members of the WWE Hall of Fame (Rick and Scott Steiner) that could handle and support him.
Breakker was asked in “Casual conversations with the classic” about the possibility that The Steiners were involved in some of their stories.
“I think it's there if we need it,” Breakker replied, “I think that if it works creatively, if we are in a situation in which it is necessary, we have it at any time.
But, I don't know. I know that my father is sure that he is not interested in getting on the ring (laughs), I think those days … I think he has simply passed the page. As for my uncle Scott, I'm sure he wouldn't mind getting up there and … My God … Uncle Scott could get there, he could simply put on his things (laughs). ”
After laughing a little with the idea that his father and uncle join him in a WWE ring, former intercontinental champion gave a more serious answer to the concept.
“I think it would be great for them to do it with me, but I don't know, we'll have to wait,” Breakker said. “We have that in my pocket. My cousin is on the way to ascend, we'll see what he does. We'll see. We'll see.”
Breakker cousin, Brock Rechsteiner, currently plays as an open receiver for the Jacksonville State Gamecocks of Division 1 of the NCAA.
