As one half of the electrified WWE Tag Team, The Street Profits, I have
traveled and won numerous Tag Team titles
all across the globe entertaining the masses.
But when I'm outside the square circle, when I'm not bringin' the smoke,
I like learning about all the WWE superstars on a more personal level.
So today I am hopping in my brand new 2022
Chevy Silverado CR2 and kicking it with my main man, Bron
Breakker, a WWE rookie, with a Hall of Fame pedigree
to learn all about his journey of hard work and determination.
Welcome to WWE Grit and Glory presented by Chevy Silverado.
>> [MUSIC]
>> So I don't mean it toot my own horn, but I do know a thing about tag teams.
So and the Steiner brothers were exactly that.
I mean, your father is Rick Steiner and your Uncle Scott
Steiner, genetically you already written in the stars to be a superstar.
Even more fascinating thing as well is this was what is predetermined lingo?
The young man played football before a very high
level, to see him end up to wearing this today.
I think it's fascinating to see like, how he got
here to him to be Bron Breakker today, an NXT champ.
So you know what?
I think it's time it's time.
I'm gonna give him a call,l make sure he's ready for me.
Call Bron Breakker.
>> Calling Bron Breakker.
>> Hey, what's going on, man?
>> What's going on?
Hey, man, you know what?
I know you're a busy guy, but I just wanna make sure you got time for me today man.
>> That's cool man.
I always got time for you.
[LAUGH] [APPLAUSE] >> Hop on in
>> This ride, man >> How's you doing, man.
This is brand new.
>> This truck, man.
>> 22, what you doing?
>> Okay.
[LAUGH] >> You okay?
[LAUGH] >> You all right brother?
>> Yep, but how you been man?
>> Man am good.
>> How is everything man?
>> It's great >> Ready to go for a little ride?
>> Let's do it.
Show me what this thing can do.
>> I've been trying to get hold of you for the longest man, you so busy now man.
>> All the time, you know how it is?
>> Champion NXT, man like.
Really likes breaking like [INAUDIBLE] just wanted
to say first foremost I'm proud of you.
Very proud of you after doing that, but like
I mean, I know like everybody has different journeys.
I grew up watching wrestling, like my whole
life, but like you actually have family members.
[LAUGH] >> Your dad is Rick Steiner and
your uncle is The Big Bad Booty Daddy.
>> [LAUGH] >> Scott Steiner, man, that's crazy.
To me that's so cool, man.
>> How was it just growing up, man, around like
not just your father but the Big Bad Booty [LAUGH]
>> Yeah Man,they're wild.
They were tough on me.
They saw some potential in me and saw that potential
that I could go be successful in sports and stuff.
So they just pushed me.
>> I mean, obviously it worked.
>> I was there [CROSSTALK] >> Yeah.
[LAUGH]
>> They always had my best interest and all that.
Helped me and teached me stuff about the business [INAUDIBLE].
>> I have a great relationship with my father as well.
But I couldn't imagine my dad doing this.
>> [LAUGH] >> Yeah, man.
>> He just gave me a lot of things that have helped me thus far to get to
>> Get to where I am.
I wouldn't be here if it wasn't for him, I mean like
all the advice and everything he gave me in this big thing with
me is like gaining the respect of older guys because like I grew
up in the businesses and everything right just grew up around it, it's
just always been what I've wanted to do, it's my dream so like
I take it personally every single day and that's why if you go
ask any of the coach's at the performance centers, they'll all tell you
the same thing that I'm the hardest working guy in the building because.
>> Is it good to have.
>> It's competitive and he's competitive as hell, like
everybody, for the most part shows up ready to work.
They know the standard, they know what it's about.
They know what that means.
They know exactly what what it is.
Show up to work man, show up bust your ass like the
entire time that you're there because, my dad told me the other day
man, he was like man, he sat me weird, we were eating dinner
and he's like, man, you better take advantage because you just one time.
Once you get one time, you gonna get a tie.
You don't get a chance to go back and be 24 and be
in WWE get a chance to go back and be the champion again.
At this age, you don't get a do over so like, stuffs got to count.
You got to go mean you gotta leave nothing to chance.
It's old school man.
It's that old school mentality of just like, this is what it takes to be great.
This is what it takes to be to go to the next level.
We're the future.
We're like we're the young guys coming up, and
we we're what's going to be WWE in the next.
I don't know years come, you included man.
>> Maybe tomorrow, maybe now.
>> It's my it's like I don't know, I feel like a responsibility.
If I'm gonna be a part of the future of
this company, I'm gonna represent this company at a championship level.
>> That's motivating for me.
[LAUGH] >> [LAUGH]
>> Man, I just remember the first time seeing you do a standing moonsault.
And then he gave a spear.
>> I was like, damn- >> [LAUGH]
>> That was the most explosive thing I've ever seen in my entire life.
>> [LAUGH]
>> Is it the same entirely, you played for the Ravens, the Baltimore Ravens.
You see any major similarities, the transition there?
>> Yeah, for sure.
>> And there is tea.
>> Yeah, for sure, I think a lot of it is the same.
You know, like I always try to treat this like playing ball.
I mean, like you show up to the building,
be the hardest worker at the building, no matter what.
And I take it personal every day.
Every day is like a war in there.
If you're feeling good, you're gonna have to practice man.
You're going to empty the tank here when you're in there.
I don't know, man, I get this aggression when I go in there every day.
I'm about the action not about.
I mean, not about the talk.
>> I think what makes this industry so
unique is the different styles in the ring.
You have a very, very unique explosive style in the ring, man.
>> I think it has a lot to do with me playing ball.
I didn't have a lot of razzle dazzle and a lot of moves like that Montez.
>> [LAUGH]
>> In a straight line, I could run with the best of them.
And the mental toughness stuff that I learned, and a lot of that
I learned there man, I just keep trying to carry that with me.
And we do a lot of the similar stuff at the PC former center.
>> And the crazy part too is we're always still learning, man.
I'm still learning, I learn from everybody, man, including you, man.
>> [LAUGH] >> I learn from everybody seriously.
>> I've seen what you've been doing, man.
You were jumping over to posts, jumping 30 feet
in the air doing a frog splash, come on man.
>> I do what I can.
>> [LAUGH] >> Smashburger for you.
>> We'll be back after this break >> [LAUGH]
>> No pun intended, all right, let's go eat man.
You know what man, I know this really, really
good spot man, I want you to check out man.
>> Let's go.
>> I mean you got no choice cuz I'm driving.
>> [LAUGH] Let's do it.
[MUSIC]
>> So I know you, I know you're a beast, I
know you are an athlete, I know you're an elite athlete.
I mean, you top of the line you a hard charger.
But I know that's inside of the ring.
Now outside of the ring I know you got talent as
well, I see some pictures of you with some fish man
>> I go bass fishing like three or four times a week right now.
>> Wow, really.
>> I go like all the time and we go after work we go after practice.
>> I heard as well, Farmer?
>> Yeah man I grew up with farm animals.
We had chickens, goats, all kinds of stuff.
We have pigs like we just had- >> So you had Charlotte's Web?
>> The horses horses, man.
It was all of it man.
I just had to learn how to work at a young age and learn how to take
care of animals and feed them, and all that
stuff that comes along with working on a farm.
Especially as a young kid, teaches you a lot
of character values I think, but it's hard work.
It's hard work on the farm.
[MUSIC]
>> So I know how I felt like making a huge
transition from NXT to RAW, like how is you feeling man like-
>> My mentality is about earning my stripes and earning
respect and that's kinda the way I go about it so,
>> First show on the main roster?
>> I remember like my first night, I think
we were in London, I never performed outside of
the Performance Center and at the time Like I
didn't know what to expect what was going on.
I was just nervous.
I just didn't like remember you came up, we
shook hands talked a little bit kind of calmed
me down a little bit, kind of made me feel at home and they feel, I don't know.
Just part of the team I guess go out and do my job I wasn't like-
>> No, you are man.
Always part of the team and I knew if I was in your position cause I was before.
I would want somebody that like made me feel comfortable before I
go from performing in front of nobody to now twelve thousand people.
[LAUGH] >> The place was loaded, man.
>> You know what, man, I will say Congrats
on success you had, good luck on your future successes.
I'm excited to see it.
>> Appreciate, man >> I'm glad you took the time today.
>> Hey, man, thanks for having me.
I love it, man.
I'm a huge fan.
>> So man, I appreciate y'all, man.