Bron Breakker is a second-generation superstar, and we all know how he relates to the Steiner brothers. Although admirers have always noticed the similarities between him and his father or uncle, his uncle Scott Steiner commented on this subject. Steiner discussed the moves Bron Breakker had stolen from him and his brother.

Scott Steiner is a living icon and one of the best wrestlers of his day. Even though he did not achieve outstanding success in the organization, he was still a tremendous star because of his characteristic maneuvers. Bron Breakker appears to have taken the same road, and in addition to his charm and ability, he has borrowed these distinctive techniques from his family.

Speaking on the Monopoly Events YouTube channel a few months back, Scott Steiner claimed that Breakker has stolen a handful of suplexes, as well as the legendary Frankensteiner. Not only that, but the signature bark and a few other things are also some things that he stole from them. Although he now owns these moves and is regularly using them, he does it distinctly from his father and uncle.

Scott Steiner stated, “I’m not going to say anything as long as he keeps on doing what he does. I give him sh*t all the time that he’s stealing all our sh*t, he does my Frankensteiner, and does our suplexes, but he has his own specific way of doing everything so it’s definitely different. I take it as a compliment from him, I talk to him almost every week we are still a tight-knit family.”

While Bron Breakker’s connection with Steiners is well known, WWE viewers have often questioned the wrestler’s decision to not use his family name to gain more popularity. During the same interview, the 62-year-old reflected on the same as well.

Scott Steiner reveals why Bron Breakker to use his family name

One of the most common questions among wrestling fans about Breakker is why he does not use his family name. Scott Steiner also commented on this, but in a different context. He claimed that, while he would like to see the family name continue, he believes WWE simply wants to promote the youngster in this way.

“I think it’s great, and I think he wants to be a Steiner but there’s certain things there’s no reason trying to change. So if that’s how they want to push him, so be it. It’s not a fight worth fighting,” said the WWE legend.

Steiner argued that even if Breakker spoke with the corporation and persuaded them to use the family name, it would not be worth the time. Breakker is on a roll right now, and anything that may jeopardize his advancement within the organization will be avoided at all costs.

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