WWE’s Bronson Reed Speaks Out After Gnarly Survivor Series Moment Sparked Injury Concerns

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As a long-time wrestling enthusiast with a soft spot for the underdog stories, I must say I’m genuinely concerned about Bronson Reed’s situation following his injury during Survivor Series. The anticipation for his battles with Seth Rollins has been building all year, and I was thrilled to see him perform his signature “Tsunami” off the top of the cage.

The WWE’s Survivor Series has concluded, bringing about an unexpected victory and a few injured performers. As WrestleMania approaches swiftly, there is speculation among fans if Bronson Reed will be fit for upcoming WWE events following a rough incident during the main spectacle.

For some time now, I’ve been eagerly anticipating Reed’s wrestling journey in 2024, particularly his ongoing rivalry with Seth Rollins, which appears to be the most captivating feud of the year. A standout moment was when Reed executed his iconic finisher, “Tsunami,” from the top of the cage, making it a memorable night. However, recent remarks by Reed and Triple H suggest that he might be out of action temporarily.

Triple H Hinted Bronson Reed Could Miss Time After Injury During Survivor Series Match

After the Survivor Series main event, Triple H shared some updates on various Superstars during the post-show. Among other things, he informed fans that Jimmy Uso had fractured his toe during a dive from the ring’s top. Regarding Big Bronson Reed, here’s what Triple H mentioned.

Currently, Bronson Reed is being examined in another room. It seems he might not be available for a while, perhaps several weeks.

The details weren’t fully disclosed, but slow-motion footage available online suggests that upon landing from a significant jump, Reed’s ankle appeared severely bent, almost lying flat against the mat. While “a few weeks” is an imprecise timeframe, it seems his injury might not be overly severe. Yet, there remains uncertainty about whether this will prevent him from participating when Monday Night Raw makes its debut on Netflix.

Bronson Reed Spoke Out Following Injury Concerns

If Bronson Reed appears unfazed by the lack of matches to stream with Netflix at the moment, it’s not evident that he’s upset about it. Furthermore, it seems he harbors no remorse for his injury, repeatedly sharing various perspectives of his Tsunami move on social media, and expressing no regret in his post: “I don’t even regret this one bit.

My guess is that Bronson Reed might not have an extended break from wrestling based on his recent post, as it appears he’s not overly concerned about injuries hampering his progress. With WrestleMania season approaching, there’s a possibility he could solidify himself as a top-tier performer in the main roster. If true, an injury at this point could derail his momentum.

I’m optimistic that Bronson Reed will make a comeback before the Royal Rumble in February, and I’m eager for his WWE journey to persist. Unfortunately, he missed an opportunity to perform at the Elimination Chamber in Australia earlier in 2024. However, I anticipate a significant year for Reed in 2025, so let’s hope his ankles get the necessary rest they require.

On Monday evenings, USA Network broadcasts Monday Night Raw at 8:00 PM Eastern Time, up until the year 2024. From then on, this popular show will move to Netflix, and I’m eagerly anticipating the start of its new phase!

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2024-12-02 02:07