Bronson Reed Addresses WWE Move That Led To Injury

Bronson Reed has addressed the move that led to his injury on a recent episode of WWE Raw that has written him off television.

The February 23 episode of WWE Raw saw Bronson Reed pick up an injury in the final men’s Elimination Chamber match qualifier, which also featured Jey Uso and The Original El Grande Americano.

With the injury seeing the match outcome changed heading into Elimination Chamber, it was also reported that Reed would be out of action “indefinitely“.

The injury occured as Reed attempted to break up a pin attempt, with The Vision member responding to analysis from The Headbangers on their Stage Dive podcast.

The veteran former WWE Tag Team Champion would reflect on what happened to Bronson Reed, with Mosh (Chaz Warrington) saying:

“It brings up two different thoughts for me. The one thought is, guys are trying to get too creative to break up a pinfall. Let me run, and jump… bump on top of him, instead of just running over and kicking him, or running over and pushing him.

“I realize they’re trying to make sense of urgency with it. Like, I want to make it the last-second dive, but we’ve done many saves when just coming in and a kick is sufficient, or you fall on top of them.

“But, sometimes, maybe, they’re trying to get a little too fancy with it. In that instance, I can still see in my head, him trying to hook his arm, almost like he was trying to pull him off as he went. Maybe that was part of a spot, I don’t know.

“I realize they’re trying to get creative. You don’t want the same thing over and over. It’s very creative, a lot of stuff… but sometimes I think it’s too much, which is why people are getting hurt.”

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Reed would respond to the points raised by The Headbangers on Twitter, noting he would never be doing that again, stating:

“Trust me, never again my headbanging brothers 🤘🏽”

Mosh would send a follow up message to the injured WWE star, asking him to heal up, tweeting:

“Heal up! Can’t wait to see you back!”

Reed has since undergone surgery for the distal biceps tear, with no return date officially announced for the WWE star.

WrestleTalk wishes Bronson Reed well in his recovery from injury.

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