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Paul Heyman Sends Message After Bron Breakker’s WWE Raw Suspension

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WWE's Bron Breakker's face-off with Adam Pearce alongside Paul Heyman

Paul Heyman has sent a message after Bron Breakker received a suspension during the January 12 episode of WWE Raw.

Following his World Heavyweight Championship match loss to CM Punk on WWE Raw’s 2026 premiere, The Vision’s Bron Breakker returned with a vengeance live in Dusseldorf, Germany last night.

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Interrupting Austin Theory & Bronson Reed vs. Dragon Lee & Penta, Breakker hit both Lee and Penta with vicious Spears, leading to Raw General Manager Adam Pearce to get physically involved in attempting to restrain the second-generation star.

This led to Breakker retaliating by grabbing Pearce, before being held back by his allies in The Vision. Breakker and Pearce continued their heated interaction backstage, with the Raw GM informing Bron that he was suspended indefinitely.

With Breakker’s “Oracle” Paul Heyman teasing that Pearce may face repercussions for putting his hands on a talent first, Heyman has now taken to Twitter to suggest that he will handle the suspension, much like he did for Drew McIntyre when he was banned from SmackDown by Nick Aldis in November.

Heyman wrote:

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Ladies and Gentlemen, my name is Paul Heyman. And I am the world’s foremost expert on circumventing unwarranted suspensions!

(just ask the brand new Undisputed Champion @DMcIntyreWWE)

Just Saying

Heyman “circumventing” McIntyre’s suspension led to him being recruited to The Vision’s WarGames team at Survivor Series 2025 – a match they and Brock Lesnar won when they defeated CM Punk, The Usos, Roman Reigns and Cody Rhodes.

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