• “Bron Breakker kicked me right in the d**k. My testicles hurt” – RAW Star
In the opening segment of this week’s RAW, The Vision (Bron Breakker and Bronson Reed) attacked World Heavyweight Champion CM Punk and Logan Paul. On his vlog, Logan talked about how rough this beatdown was:
“Yeah, that did not go as planned. I feel like that was like just a classic like wrong place, wrong time type situation. Yeah, I just got caught in the middle of like crossfire.
I don’t know if you saw when Bron pushed me, I fell to my a$$ and the back of my head hit the wall of the ring. And then when they were kicking me while I was down, Bron kicked me right in the d**k. Actually, my testicles hurt.
And not to mention being landed on by a guy who’s probably 550 pounds. I looked up, I just see this Australian f**k. Like he blanketed the sun. It was literally an eclipse, bro. Like, my world went dark, and then all of a sudden, I feel like I’m hemorrhaging in my organs.”
Later in the main event segment, Logan turned on Punk and knocked him out using brass knuckles, and joined forces with The Vision.
• TNA Roster’s Initial Reaction To NXT Stars Winning Their Titles
WWE and TNA’s ongoing partnership continues to shake up the wrestling world. The deal allows NXT wrestlers to appear on TNA iMPACT and TNA stars to compete on NXT programming.
Since the collaboration began, several wrestlers from both companies have crossed over and even captured championships. Trick Williams from NXT won the TNA World Championship, while Kelani Jordan from WWE’s developmental brand currently holds the TNA Knockouts World Title. Meanwhile, The Hardy Boyz, while representing TNA, recently captured the NXT Tag Team Titles.
Speaking on the No Contest Wrestling podcast, TNA World Champion Mike Santana discussed the initial locker room reaction to NXT stars winning major TNA titles. Here’s what he said:
“They definitely weren’t jokes. Everybody was straightforward and pi$$ed off. Especially the original core guys like me, Eddie Edwards, Moose, Kazarian. We were like, ‘Yo, we have to change this.’ You don’t like to listen to what other people are saying, but that kind of gets to you.
I feel like the best thing that came out of it was it motivated everybody. The fire that was lit backstage was, ‘We ain’t popping off like this. This is not happening.’ We all banded together and were like, ‘We have to do something about it.’
That’s when everything started to kick off and we started making more moves. It just motivated the hell out of everybody.”
NXT, TNA and AAA stars will be in the same building for Gold Rush.
