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Wrestling legend compares huge Sunday Night's Main Event match to classic Rocky franchise
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Wrestling rivalries can often make or break superstars' careers, and this Sunday, 'the future of WWE' is up for grabs when two of the company's most promising talents clash at Sunday Night's Main Event.
On a card that also features the huge battle between Cody Rhodes and Randy Orton as well as a US Championship match, the bout everyone is talking about is the showdown between Oba Femi and Bron Breakker.
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Two competitors earmarked to spearhead the next generation of WWE and future WrestleMania main eventers will lock horns to see who, at this stage, has the biggest potential to fulfil that path.
It's an encounter of such significance that it's got WWE Hall of Famer Mark Henry chomping at the bit to see the two go head-to-head in Atlanta.
Speaking exclusively to DAZN News, thanks to Wiz Slots, Henry compared the bout to something out of a Rocky movie and believes it's not even about who wins and loses.
He said, “I look at it like the movie Rocky, Rocky IV. Bron Breakker and Oba Femi, it doesn't matter who wins or loses. It's how you play the game. It's how the crowd perceives what happened.
“If these guys go out there and they just tear the walls down, nobody's gonna care who won or lost.
"They're gonna be like, ‘Did you see what just happened?’ They have got to create experiences. If they can create that experience, both of their careers are gonna skyrocket the same way.”
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Femi only debuted on the main roster in January, but has quickly moved to the main event scene and this year was embroiled in a trilogy with Brock Lesnar, which resulted in the retirement of the WWE legend.
Breakker, meanwhile, who is the son of WWE Hall of Famer Rick Steiner, has long been looked as the future of the business and at 28 is already a two-time intercontinental and tag team champion.
Seeing these young bucks make a name for themselves, Henry admits that there is part of him that wishes he was a generation younger and he could get in the ring and battle both of them.
Adding, “If I were 100% healthy and maybe 10 years younger, hell, I would love to come out of retirement and fight Oba Femi.
"He's the only one that has kind of made me feel like, ‘Oh man, that would be a challenge. But Breakker, too, I really like what he's doing."
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AEW All Out takes place on Sunday, September 26, 2026.
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