“Video footage of me being alive,” Popular WWE star sends a bold message amidst his injury hiatus
Top Raw superstar shoots a video for his fans while being sidelined from WWE programming due to devastating injury.
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Bronson Reed thanks fans after receiving Fightful Finisher of the Year award (via WWE)
Bronson Reed got over with the fans in the past six months. Huge credit for this feat goes to his finisher, the Tsunami, which the WWE Universe just loves to see over and over again. In fact, the 36-year-old even won the Fightful Finisher of the Year award for his devastating splash off the top rope.
Reed reposted footage of himself accepting the award on his X account. The Australian is presumably standing on the front porch of his house with his award in hand. He talked about the incredible journey he had over the past 12 months delivering his brutal finisher to people. These included the 6 Tsunamis to Seth Rollins, a Tsunami off a car, and one from the top of the WarGames cage, which legitimately injured him.
The Auszilla mentioned that he had first started performing the move in 2019. He claimed that nobody had ever kicked out of his finisher ever since. He said that 2025 was going to be no different. Everyone better prepare themselves for what was about to come once he makes his return to the squared circle.
Video footage of me being alive. Also thank you @Fightful
Bronson Reed on X
Video footage of me being alive.
— BIG BRONSON REED (@BRONSONISHERE) January 20, 2025
Also thank you @Fightful https://t.co/GeX34zhg2n
It is incredible to see superstars being rewarded with such prizes for their efforts throughout the year. Cody Rhodes was also recently given three awards by the PWI magazine. Not only did he win Superstar of the Year but also Most Popular Superstar of the Year and Most Inspirational Superstar of the Year.
Bronson Reed claims everything he does is a shoot
Bronson Reed is currently sidelined from WWE programming due to an injury. However, that has not kept him from making his thoughts known to the WWE Universe. The 36-year-old often tweets out his live thoughts during episodes of Monday Night Raw. Furthermore, he comments on other major issues in the wrestling world.
Reed recently commented on his social media antics in a post on X. The Raw superstar claimed that while real life was work, everything he did was a shoot. For those unaware, these are popular wrestling terms used to describe things that are planned or unplanned by a wrestling promotion.
I keep saying it.
— BIG BRONSON REED (@BRONSONISHERE) January 19, 2025
Real life is a work.
What I do is a shoot.
A work means an argument, injury, or any sort of pre-planned angle with all competitors and backstage officials on board. Meanwhile, a shoot refers to an incident that was not discussed by the performers. These things generally occurred on the fly or after a performer decided to go rogue. This could include small things like botches and even serious issues like injuries.
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