Following claims that Bron Breakker doesn’t get on with Logan Paul, an update has emerged on their WWE relationship.
On a recent episode of The Coach and Bro Show, Jonathan Coachman stated that he had information that Bron Breakker “doesn’t really get along with Logan Paul that well backstage.”
Coachman wouldn’t go into detail as to the nature of the apparent disharmony, with Logan Paul now addressing the situation.
Taking to Twitter, Logan Paul had a succinct response to the idea that there were issues between him and his teammate in The Vision, posting:
“wtf lol”
Breakker hasn’t yet responded on social media, although he is less of a frequent user of the popular platforms when compared to Logan Paul. Looking at his Instagram account, Breakker last posted seven days ago, while Twitter followers saw the star retweet a New Orleans Saints post on May 13.
The July 6 episode of Raw saw Breakker and Austin Theory recapture the World Tag Team Championship from The Street Profits, with Maxxine Dupri provided outside interference and allying herself with The Vision in the process.
Logan Paul remains sidelined through injury, although continues to be a presence on WWE Raw, getting in the face of anyone who gets in the way of The Vision.
The Abrasive Influencer Turned WWE Professional
Logan Paul has long been a divisive figure online, being a hugely successful social media influencer and expanding into a businessman across a number of fields.
Regardless of how he may be perceived through his outside ventures, his WWE tenure has yet to see much in the way of rumors of unprofessionalism. Indeed, from his very first WWE appearance in April 2021, Paul has found himself on the receiving end of praise from a number of his peers and contemporaries, with a report shortly after his debut describing the influencer as “massively respectful.”
In January of this year, Paul signed a new contract, described as “long-term” confirming that the star would be on a full-time schedule. It’s clear that WWE higher-ups are happy with the upsides of having Logan Paul under contract.
Being the influencer that he is, Paul has frequently shared screen time with WWE stars outside of his televised appearances, with his own vlog showcasing many of these moments, something that his fellow superstars are unlikely to be contractually obliged to do. It would be unusual, though not beyond the realm of possibility, that a bad reputation would still see others engage in the way that they do outside of Raw or a PLE.
This isn’t to say that Breakker and Paul might not have their disagreements. Both come from very different backgrounds and are no doubt seeking the same top tier goal in WWE. Disagreements, however, don’t necessarily mean that they “don’t get on”. It’s just something that happens in any environment, personal or professional, and working through them a strength in itself.
For the time being, Paul and Breakker remain members of The Vision, though the day is bound to come when they go their separate ways.
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