Former WWE, WCW and NJPW star Rick Steiner (real name Robert Recksteiner) created his name as a tag team specialist alongside his brother Scott. Together as Steiner Brothers, the two traveled the world, winning titles wherever they went, along with a 30-year career.
Outside the ring, Steiner is a real estate broker with a wife and three sons. Hudson, Maverick, Bronson. Fans may be familiar with what Rick’s youngest child is doing, but his older sons are mostly in the spotlight.
All three boys followed their father’s footsteps from an early age by participating in high school sports. Each of them played football at Etois High School in Woodstock, Georgia, and Bronson has also achieved success in the NCAA.
According to their social media, Hudson is currently a maintenance worker at an industrial factory, and the heretics work as a contractor in Georgia. As for Bronson, his career path takes him to a very different place from his brother after standing out as a college football player.
Bron Breakker’s Journey to WWE
Rick’s youngest son, Bronson, started college in 2016 and attended Kennesaw State University, excelling in the school’s soccer team. Four seasons later, he entered the 2020 NFL Draft, but was not selected.
Not yet football, Rechsteiner was signed as an undrafted free agent by the Baltimore Ravens. He attended the team’s training camp that year, but the Ravens decided to release Rechsteiner before the season began.
According to the young man himself, he was not heartbroken about leaving football. Shortly after his release, Rechsteiner made his independent debut. Just four months later, WWE announced that he had signed a developmental contract.
Bronson made his WWE debut in September 2021 under the name Bron Breakker. He has since been hugely successful on both “WWE NXT” and on the main roster.
He may not be the only member of company wrestling. Scott Steiner’s son, Breakker’s cousin Brock Steiner, signed a contract with WWE earlier this year. Once he graduates from college, the doors open for Brock to pursue a wrestling career.
