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Numbers Don’t Lie: Oba Femi & Bron Breakker Break The Internet

Oba Femi and Bron Breakker are the two names on the lips of each wrestling fan and it looks like they have broken the internet. The two monsters are just getting started with their rivalry in the WWE.

The Ruler is coming off a great SummerSlam where he retired Brock Lesnar and cemented himself as the future of the WWE. Bron Breakker has been pushed to the periphery as the tag team champion as part of the Vision and has seen limited TV time.

Ever since SummerSlam, the Dog has been very twitchy each time the topic of Oba Femi has come up. He has had multiple instances where he has asked Paul Heyman on what he thinks about the Nigerian only for Heyman to hit back saying that he respects him.

The two stars almost came to blows on RAW this week and it looks like they have broken the internet. On the WWE Instagram page, the number of views from their segment exceeded 8.9 million at the time of publishing.

The views from the segment.The views from the segment.
The views from the segment.

Given the nature of their rivalry, the numbers from their faceoff will only go up in the coming days.

Update on what WWE thinks of Bron Breakker

Bron Breakker is clearly a very talented wrestler but there are some limitations to him. Now, there are some reports coming out on what WWE thinks of him.

According to Self Made Pro, the company thinks that Bron does not have a boisterous personality. He said:

“As far as I hear from people in WWE, he doesn’t have that type of like boisterous personality. He’s not one of those walk through the curtain, yell at guys type of person. He’s not even the type of guy that when he told something, even if it’s a bad idea, he’s gonna go, ‘What the f*ck is this?’ He’s—that’s not his personality, right? But he is of the belief like, ‘Hey man, like this is not where I really saw myself at this point.’”

It seems like a match with Oba Femi is the next big challenge for Bron Breakker. He will want to put any reservations about him to rest and come out stronger than ever.