WWE RAW: The Vision Shockingly Turn on Seth Rollins; Breakker Eyeing World Title

Seth Rollins had instructed his Vision stablemates, Bron Breakker and Bronson Reed to take out CM Punk, Jey Uso and LA Knight. The trio had just competed in a triple-threat match to become the number one contender for the World Heavyweight Championship.

Punk prevailed, but his celebrations were cut short when Rollins, Breakker, Reed and The Oracle, Paul Heyman, headed to the ring. Breakker speared Jey and Knight before the group turned their attention to the Best in the World.

It appeared RAW would fade out with Rollins standing tall over his longtime rival Punk with his stable by his side in a show of cohesion after he went it alone at Crown Jewel to defeat Cody Rhodes in the main event. But Breakker had other plans, leaving fans inside RAC Arena aghast.

Breakker speared Rollins out of nowhere before convincing Reed to hit the world champion with a Tsunami as Heyman looked on in dismay. But the closing image of RAW showed the WWE Hall of Famer hand in hand with Rollins' betrayers to seemingly indicate he also no longer sees the Vision.

Bron Breakker To Become New World Champion?

It seems WWE are ready to strap a rocket to Bron Breakker, despite Bronson Reed being the one who defeated Roman Reigns at Crown Jewel. He was the one who ignited the turn, and this could indicate that he is being positioned for the world title scene, especially as he grabbed hold of Seth Rollins' title during the segment.

Breakker has long been tipped as a future WrestleMania main eventer, and many envisioned he'd break out of The Vision by turning babyface. Some foresaw the former NXT Champion being booked similarly to how Batista turned on Triple H and split from Evolution years ago.

That isn't the case, though, as WWE have thrown a massive curveball ahead of Survivor Series and seemingly rubbished reports of a WarGames match involving Rollins' faction. There are some similarities between this breakup and how The Judgment Day (Damian Priest, Rhea Ripley and Finn Balor ditched Edge (now known as Adam Copeland in AEW) to become leaders and make the step up to the main event scene.

Breakker and Reed have shown they are capable of thriving at the top of the card, and fans will be curious where this twist takes us. Amidst the carnage, we still have Punk challenging Rollins for the World Heavyweight Championship, which will be intriguing if The Vision are no more.