Bron Breakker signs contract for match against Oba Femi at WWE event

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Last updated Aug 25, 2026

Bron Breakker signs contract for match against Oba Femi at WWE event
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Bron Breakker and Oba Femi participated in a contract signing on Raw for their scheduled match on September 6 at Sunday Night's Main Event. The signing was notable for its use of traditional paper documentation, contrasting with the trend of digital ticketing in WWE events. This highlights WWE's continued reliance on paper despite advancements in technology, such as electronic signature pads, which remain unutilized in these contexts. The contract signing builds anticipation for the upcoming match, likely tied to their recent physical altercations.

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  • Bron Breakker and Oba Femi sign their match contract on Raw.
  • The match is set for September 6 at Sunday Night's Main Event.
  • WWE's traditional use of paper contrasts with digital ticketing trends.
  • This contract signing follows recent physical confrontations between the wrestlers.
  • The American Forest & Paper Association reports a decline in U.S. paper production.
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  • 3:45 PMCageside SeatsWWE keeps the paper industry alive in latest contract signing
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Bron Breakker puts his name on the dotted line for a match against Oba Femi. | (Photo: WWE) As the paper industry declines, WWE is doing its part to keep it alive. On Raw, Bron Breakker and Oba Femi had a contract signing for their September 6 match at Sunday Night’s Main Event. Like every WWE contract signing, they made the match official the old-fashioned way: on paper. That’s right. Paper. THE RULER 👑@Obaofwwe pic.twitter.com/gSXm1QgVH0 — WWE (@WWE) August 24, 2026 It’s especially ironic considering most WWE event tickets are digital, not paper. Still, WWE’s continued use of this archaic form of documentation is good news for the paper industry. In May, the American Forest & Paper Association reported that U.S. paper and paperboard production declined 3.7% in 2025. That should come as no surprise, as more people are reading books, news, and documents on phones, tablets, and computers. Despite this, WWE seemingly hasn’t invested in one of the most basic forms of technology: electronic signature pads. Today, many businesses use these pads to capture a person’s John Hancock. That’s particularly surprising given WWE’s embrace of another technology: AI. Then again, considering how WWE contract signings tend to turn physical — as Breakker and Femi’s did Monday — those e-pads probably wouldn’t last long in the line of fire.

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