WWE News: Tyler Breeze reaches career milestone on SmackDown Live
What’s the story?
Tyler Breeze reached a career milestone on this week’s edition of SmackDown Live.
Breeze wrestled his 1000th match this past Tuesday night, in a losing effort to Dolph Ziggler.
In case you didn’t know…
Tyler Breeze, whose real name is Mattias Clement, has competed in the sport of professional wrestling since 2007.
Breeze performed for the WWE’s developmental territories from 2010 and, rose to prominence in 2013 when he started portraying his character as that of a villainous 'pretty boy' obsessed with taking selfies.
Breeze made his main roster debut in 2015 and; has been performing as one half of Breezango alongside Fandango since 2016.
The heart of the matter
Tyler Breeze competed against Dolph Ziggler on this week’s episode of SmackDown Live.
While Breeze came up short against 'The Showoff', he has now taken to social media so as to thank his Tag Team partner Fandango as well as Ziggler for helping him perform in the 1000th match of his career.
Breeze sent out a Tweet with the following statement— “Guys..Tuesday was my 1000th match.. I wouldn’t have had it any other way. Thanks zigman and dango”
What’s next?
Breezango (Tyler Breeze & Fandango) presently compete in the Tag Team Division of the WWE’s SmackDown brand.
Meanwhile, Dolph Ziggler, who also competes for the WWE’s blue brand, recently announced that he’d be participating in the Andre The Giant Memorial Battle Royal which takes place at WrestleMania 34, airing from the Mercedes-Benz Superdome in New Orleans, Louisiana on April 8th.
Author’s take
Firstly congratulations are in order for Tyler Breeze on the milestone he reached this past Tuesday. Breeze is an incredible athlete, and perhaps one of the most criminally underrated performers in the pro-wrestling/sports-entertainment world today.
Breeze is a thorough professional, and not only does he possess excellent mat-wrestling knowledge, but also immaculate promo skills.
Here’s hoping Tyler Breeze ascends to greater heights of success in the WWE.