WWE rumors 2016: Vince McMahon shuts down Tyler Breeze

For those following the World Wrestling Entertainment (WWE) shows, many may have noticed the dwindling number of appearances and focus that Tyler Breeze is experiencing. Well, there is an explanation to all of that.

Breeze was initially seen as Triple H's new heel wrestler to feud with Dolph Ziggler, picking up from the celebrated Rusev and Summer Rae angle.

Although it seemed that the feud was promising, WWE chairman Vince McMahon wasn't too impressed at how things were going. And with that said, McMahon started taking out key elements for Breeze.

That included plucking out Summer Rae from his side and, of course, dissolving any trace of a brewing feud between the WWE NXT star and The Showoff.

Breeze had appeared on some shows recently but all by his lonesome. He and Summer Rae do appear in WWE live events, but it seems there is nothing more to that coming.

Somehow, one has to agree with the move of the WWE chairman. Breeze was simply missing something, although it cannot really be singled out. Of course, that will never be known with the plug already pulled but perhaps the best way to describe it is that the main roster can do without another NXT star for now.

Summer Rae is currently floating, not tied up with any storyline, while Ziggler is technically on the same vote, although he can easily be inserted in any feud right now.

Ziggler seemed to be an odd man in the Dean Ambrose vs. Kevin Owens feud, but what looked like a three-cornered fight for the intercontinental title has now turned into a rivalry between Ambrose and Owens.

Breeze may have to wait in line again to see when he will get the push. But as things stand now, he needs more work on his character and maybe his in-ring skills.

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