Published: 3 hours ago by Dave Adamson | Last Updated: 3 hours ago by Dave Adamson
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WWE
The Vision is in a state of flux, with the return of Bronson Reed, the addition of Maxxine Dupri, and Logan Paul being injured.
Despite appearing to be a unit on WWE Raw, Paul Heyman recently questioned Bron Breakker following the outcome of the Sunday Night’s Main Event match against Oba Femi.
Bronson Reed played a part in what went down in the “future of WWE” match, making his return from injury, with the winner of the match being Femi via disqualification.
This isn’t the only issue within The Vision, and it’ll only be a matter of time before someone has had enough, but who will be the first?
Bron Breakker
He may be one-half of the WWE World Tag Team Champions, but Bron Breakker is destined for the top dog status in WWE, not just in The Vision.
Assuming he recognizes that it was Reed who contributed to the result of his match against Femi, Breakker could decide to go it on his own, no longer needing backup from anyone who might steal his spotlight.
Splitting from The Vision would give Breakker the opportunity to challenge for a top title, having been a two-time Intercontinental Champion, on his own terms.
Austin Theory
Certainly not of his own volition, it wouldn’t beyond possibility that Maxxine Dupri will convince the star that he’s bigger than the rest of The Vision.
A two-time World Tag Team Champion, Theory is a two-time United States Champion and former WWE Tag Team Champion, giving him ample reason to see his own future with more gold, ideally gained through singles competition.
Theory has shown glimmers of top star potential over the years, yet hasn’t quite been able to push it over the line.
Logan Paul
Sidelined through injury, Logan Paul continues to be on television and very much involved in The Vision. Holding the World Tag Team Championship with Theory, the title was moved into a Freebird Rules mode, allowing Breakker to step in as champion. Whether Breakker will hand it back over when Paul is cleared is a question for another time.
As for Theory, Paul has joked about Dupri getting in the way of his friendship with his tag team partner, though there’s an opportunity to turn that into a real bone of contention when the star is cleared for a return. Dupri as the wedge between the friends would follow a tried-and-tested story and could lead to some real on-screen tension.
Bronson Reed
The other Bron in The Vision is a powerhouse of a star in his own right, and it’s arguable that his future isn’t best served in The Vision.
A former NXT North American Champion, Reed is yet to claim a title on the main roster, which is something of a surprise given the destructive force he is.
Perhaps a schism between Reed and Breakker will be the moment that causes The Vision to implode.
Diminished Vision
Regardless of who leaves The Vision next, there’s an argument to be made that the faction should slowly disband, sending its stars onto their own stories elsewhere within WWE.
It’s easy to picture Bron Breakker being the star that leaves The Vision next, though, particularly with his headstrong nature and forthright attitude toward those around him. He’s a star that doesn’t “need” the faction, having been a member of it since April of last year and the only remaining original star.
While The Bloodline and Judgment Day have all seen a change of lineup in the years that they have been around, the same doesn’t necessarily need to apply to The Vision. It was, after all, a faction named after its former leader, The Visionary Seth Rollins, who was ejected back in October of last year.
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