Other than The Vision becoming an uneven trio now that Bron Breakker is away on injury, “Big” Bronson Reed has no problem being the lone powerhouse to maintain his team afloat. His devastating Tsunami finisher has caused wrestlers like his former leader, Seth Rollins, to twist up in excruciating pain. Many men who take the Tsunami never return to the ring the identical. Promoting the upcoming release of WWE 2K26, radio/TV host Adrian Hernandez asked the self-proclaimed “Tribal Thief,” if he could give any wrestlers (past or present) a Tsunami, who would he select.
“Andre the Giant is certainly up there, top of the list,” Reed first replied. “Bam Bam Bigelow. Bigelow is someone [I’m a] huge fan of. And I feel if we were ever to have that dream match, which you’ll be able to do now in 2K26, that is going to be one. Dusty Rhodes…Not a lot his son. He’s already had the Tsunami just a few times…And why not for the ‘King of Kings’ editions, Triple H a Tsunami, as well.”
Hoping his boss, Triple H, didn’t hear his name thrown in the combo and doesn’t nix his plans to ascend to the highest, Reed is trying to rating his first important event gold, whether in singles or inside the tag team division. To date in his WWE profession, Reed has only carried the NXT Men’s North American Championship one time. His last match was on the February 2 edition of “WWE Raw,” where he and Penta went toe-to-toe, just for his challenger to win via count-out.
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