AJ Styles calls for Bron Breakker to become WWE champion soon
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jul 27, 2026, 10:14 PM
Last updated Jul 27, 2026
AJ Styles expressed his strong opinion about the future of WWE during his podcast, advocating for Bron Breakker to be the next heavyweight champion. He stated that despite WWE’s current champions, Roman Reigns and CM Punk, Breakker deserves a title opportunity following his recovery from injury. Styles emphasized Breakker’s potential, stating he is a star and ready to lead WWE’s storylines as a champion. As SummerSlam approaches, Styles believes it is crucial to invest in Breakker’s rise while discussing the dynamics of Breakker’s alignment with The Vision.
- •AJ Styles supports Bron Breakker for heavyweight championship.
- •Current champions are Roman Reigns and CM Punk.
- •Styles believes Breakker is a star ready for a title run.
- •Breakker recently returned from injury and remains prominent in WWE storylines.
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"AJ Styles might be safely retired from wrestling but he’s still keeping an eye on WWE and has a strong opinion who should be the next main champion. Going into SummerSlam, WWE’s current two top male champions are Roman Reigns and CM Punk.
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