WWE: Seth Rollins on Telling Bron Breakker To “Hit Him Hard As A Motherf**ker” During The Vision’s Heel Turn on Him, Santos Escobar Reflects on WWE Departure & Gives Parting Message Directed at Triple H & Nick Khan, AJ Styles on His Son Avery Not Being Ready Yet for WWE Tryout

Seth Rollins Comments on Him Telling Bron Breakker To “Hit Him Hard As A Motherf**ker” During The Vision’s Heel Turn on Him

Netflix released season three of WWE’s WWE: Unreal docuseries on their service on Tuesday.

During the second episode of season three of WWE: Unreal, Seth Rollins gave his thoughts about The Vision’s heel turn on him to remove him from the group at the October 13, 2025 episode of WWE RAW. Rollins also gave his thoughts about how he told Bron Breakker backstage prior to the segment to hit him “hard as a motherfucker” despite him dealing with a shoulder injury at the time.

“Do not fuck with that Spear. Hit me hard as a motherfucker. Just like you would normally. This is a moment they’re gonna replay for years. Do as you would anybody else. Just eat me. As much of a running start as you can, and I’ll have the title, so when I do it, I’ll have the title here (gestures) I’ll come, and then go flying, just like you do on the floor. Just, like, send it, boom. I’ll send the title. I’ll flat-back for you, and I’ll do it sound. Don’t fade it. I’ll be fine. It’s the last bump I’m taking for six months, so make it a good one.”

In a segment during the episode, the WWE’s writers room was shown discussing Rollins’ shoulder injury he suffered at this past October’s WWE Crown Jewel: Perth event and revealed that it had caused all of their plans for the remainder of 2025 to “go up in smoke.”

After Seth Rollins injury at Crown Jewel, all plans for the remainder of 2025 went up in smoke immediately with clean whiteboards #WWEUnreal pic.twitter.com/uU68NZ8yEA

— False Finish (@FalseFinishHQ) July 21, 2026

Transcript h/t: Fightful.com

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Santos Escobar Reflects on WWE Departure & Shares Parting Message Directed at Triple H & WWE President Nick Khan

As noted before, Santos Escobar was released from WWE this past April as part of a larger batch of talent releases and departures.

Escobar, also known as El Hijo del Fantasma, recently reflected on his time with WWE and departure from the company earlier this year. Escobar also gave a parting message directed at WWE CCO Paul “Triple H” Levesque and WWE President Nick Khan stating “Watch me Paul and Nick.”

“2 days: WWE. I gave everything and that’s what was taken—no regrets. Grateful for the people, the places, and the circumstances I was placed in. I will continue to grow my legend and my mark on the industry. Watch me, Paul and Nick.”

2 dias: WWE. I gave everything and that’s what was taken, no regrets. Grateful for the people, the places and circumstances I was put in. I’ll keep growing my legend and my indentation in the industry. Watch me Paul and Nick. Lo di todo y eso es lo que se tomó de mi. Sin… pic.twitter.com/U1Zk82BVpQ

— R. M. 💀🇲🇽 (@JBElFantasma) July 21, 2026

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AJ Styles Comments on His Son Avery Not Being Ready Yet for WWE Tryout

A recent episode of the Insight with Chris Van Vliet podcast featured WWE Hall of Famer AJ Styles as the guest. One of the topics discussed included Styles’ thoughts about his son Avery starting out a pro wrestling career of his own and him feeling that is son is not ready yet for a WWE tryout.

“I hope that he does at some point, but he’s not ready yet. I don’t. My job is to make him ready and teach him the little things that we want to see as coaches. There’s been plenty of guys that even myself have went for tryouts and they say, ‘Hey, we don’t care about the high-flying moves. We just want to see what you can do.’ I had no idea what they were talking about, and now, being that guy, I get it. It’s the little things in between that we want to see that if you do it well, and that’s the hardest thing to learn, is the in between.”

Transcript h/t: Fightful.com