26-year-old RAW Superstar must get the Brock Lesnar treatment

It doesn't seem like Brock Lesnar will return to WWE anytime soon. He was last seen on WWE TV at SummerSlam 2023 when he suffered a defeat against Cody Rhodes. He was supposed to return at Royal Rumble 2024, but an alleged reference to him in the Vince McMahon-Janel Grant lawsuit scuppered those plans.

Even if WWE Creative wanted to bring back The Beast to the squared circle, he would need to first be cleared by WWE legal. In Lesnar's absence, WWE may have found the perfect replacement in a younger superstar who can make a similar impact. This would be Bron Breakker, and he needs the full Brock Lesnar treatment.

Bron Breakker's main roster run has been set up perfect

Currently, Breakker is a name that is feared backstage. Superstars have no idea when and where he will attack, and he has become quite the pain for General Manager Adam Pearce.

Breakker replaced 'The Beast' in the Royal Rumble Men's Match, and has already shown signs of being rather similar to Lesnar such as winning via referee stoppage and causing havoc backstage. Furthermore, at some point, even Paul Heyman's name was aligned with Breakker as well!

Bron Breakker can recreate Brock Lesnar's rookie year title run

WWE should focus on providing the young superstar with a dominant rookie year on the main roster. Not only should Breakker continue showcasing his strength and skills in the ring, but the Stamford-based promotion needs to set him up for a world title shot in the coming months.

WWE should avoid having him turn focus on midcard titles. Breakker must pursue the world title to become an established name within the WWE Universe. WWE fans will not be disappointed to see him demolish anyone who stands between him and the gold.

The former 2-time NXT Champion is a rising heel

Currently, some of the top heels of WWE RAW are Drew McIntyre, Gunther, and Damian Priest. Among them, Breakker is a young heel who is climbing the ladder to the top. For now, he is feuding with the likes of Ricochet but deserves a shot at one of the bigger names in WWE.

If WWE books him to take on and defeat a big name such as McIntyre, Priest, Seth Rollins, or even CM Punk, it will propel his career the way Brock Lesnar's was after he defeated The Rock at SummerSlam 2002.

About the author

Shuvangi Sen Chaudhury is a pro wrestling journalist at Sporstkeeda, covering the biggest trends in the world of WWE and sports entertainment. She did her bachelor's at Royal Holloway, University of London, and has been an avid fan of various sports since childhood.

Shuvangi has over four years of experience creating content for football, cricket, and pro wrestling. She has worked for prominent news outlets like The Inquisitr and EssentiallySports. Focused on making her work reliable and accurate, Shuvangi sources information for her articles from credible sources like Cagematch and ProfightDB.

Shuvangi’s current favorite pro wrestler is Seth Rollins. She admires The Visionary for his remarkable reign with the World Heavyweight Championship between May 2023 and April 2024. She believes Rollins made the title relevant after its reintroduction by consistently defending it against a diverse set of opponents.

If allowed to rework a WWE storyline, Shuvangi would have featured Roman Reigns on weekly TV in a more prominent role leading up to his main event matches at WrestleMania XL. She believes The Tribal Chief was overshadowed by The Rock in The Bloodline-Cody Rhodes saga.

When not covering pro wrestling, Shuvangi loves to watch Formula One and cricket. She wants to try her hand at writing F1 content in the future.

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