Logan Paul has responded to a claim that he and Bron Breakker do not get along behind the scenes in WWE, appearing to dismiss the suggestion after it began circulating on social media.
Former WWE broadcaster Jonathan Coachman made the allegation during a recent episode of The Coach & Bro Show. Coachman claimed that Bron Breakker “reportedly doesn’t really get along with Logan Paul that well backstage”.
After the comments began spreading online, Paul responded directly to the claim on Twitter.
“Wtf lol,” Paul wrote.
Paul and Breakker are both members of The Vision, which is managed by Paul Heyman and also features Austin Theory, Maxxine Dupri and Bronson Reed. Paul and Reed are currently sidelined with injuries.
Following Paul’s torn triceps injury in May, Breakker replaced him as Theory’s tag team partner. Breakker and Theory are currently in their second reign as World Tag Team Champions after regaining the titles from The Street Profits.
During the same discussion, Coachman also claimed that Breakker is unhappy with his current WWE creative and his position within The Vision. According to the former WWE broadcaster, he had been told that Breakker is “pissed” about how he is being used.
“I had it confirmed to me that he is pissed,” Coachman said about Breakker. “That was the word that was used — pissed that how he’s being used backstage and how he’s being used in The Vision. And that they’re really, really high right now on Austin Theory. And when you’re pushing one person in a faction, it can make another person take a step back. And everything we’ve seen on ‘Unreal’ and everything that we believe they should be doing with Bron Breakker, Bron Breakker believes they should be doing with Bron Breakker.”
Jonathan Coachman Thinks Paul Heyman Could Pull Away From Logan Paul And Become More Closely Aligned With Bron Breakker Following Brock Lesnar’s Retirement
Jonathan Coachman went on to repeat the allegation regarding Logan Paul before questioning whether Paul Heyman could eventually become more closely aligned with Bron Breakker following Brock Lesnar‘s retirement.
“And so now, he also reportedly doesn’t really get along with Logan Paul that well backstage. And the last thing is that Paul Heyman, now that Brock is gone, that Paul may want to hitch his wagons to the biggest star possible. And that would only make sense if it was Bron Breakker, but if they’re not pushing him, then would it make sense to creative to put Paul with Bron Breakker?”
Neither Breakker nor WWE has publicly addressed Coachman’s claims. Paul’s brief response, however, indicates that he does not recognise the suggestion that there are backstage issues between himself and his Vision stablemate.
