“I’m not a monster,” 36-year-old star breaks silence after laying waste to Seth Rollins on Raw
Top Raw superstar comments on his attack on Seth Rollins and hitting him with a Death Valley driver through tables.
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Bronson Reed breaks silence after attacking Seth Rollins (via WWE)
The rivalry between Seth Rollins and Bronson Reed has turned into one of the most must-see parts on Monday Night Raw. The two had a heated brawl on the latest episode of the red brand, which showed the WWE Universe what the Australian is truly capable of.
Shortly after the show ended, the USA Network X account posted a video of Bronson Reed hitting a Death Valley Driver on Rollins out of a truck and through some tables. They called him “THE Monster.” However, the 36-year-old replied back, saying that he was not a monster but rather the best super heavyweight wrestler in the world.
Earlier during the show, Rollins addressed the live crowd. He said that Reed had awakened something in his soul and that he liked it. The Aussie star appeared on the titantron and said that he promised Adam Pearce not to start a brawl in the arena. However, the Visionary could find him in the parking lot if he was up to it.
i’m not a monster… I’m the best super heavyweight wrestler in the world!!!
Bronson Reed on X
Rollins immediately dashed out of the ring to find his rival. Pearce tried to stop him, but the Revolutionary wouldn’t listen. They started to brawl in the parking lot, which eventually ended with the devastating death valley driver.
Bronson Reed reveals Triple H’s reaction to him hitting Seth Rollins with six Tsunamis
The feud between Bronson Reed and Seth Rollins began when the Australian hit six Tsunamis on the former World Heavyweight Champion on an episode of Raw. Speaking to Fightful, the 36-year-old revealed some behind-the-scenes details about his feud against the 2019 Royal Rumble Winner.
Reed said that he had attacked people on TV before. However, his attack on Seth Rollins was different from the rest. The audience reactions he got that night were completely different. He could feel that the backstage reaction was going to be completely different too. When he went through Gorilla, Triple H told him that the moment was going to live forever.
I remember going through Gorilla and Hunter saying, like, ‘That moment is going to live forever’, like, you’re sort of set. I like to sort of liken it to Austin’s 3:16 line, like, hopefully the six Tsunamis will be something that now has changed the way I’m perceived and sets me on a bigger trajectory.
Bronson Reed while speaking with Fightful
This segment also took Rollins off TV for a little while. He needed some time to recover from injuries, and this segment acted as the perfect way to give him a break as well as elevate another superstar. The two superstars are now set to resolve their differences in a match at Crown Jewel in Saudi Arabia.
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