Bronson Reed sends 4-word message to Braun Strowman after their brutal spot on WWE RAW
WWE Superstar "Big" Bronson Reed and Braun Strowman engaged in a chaotic spot during this week's Monday Night RAW. After the flagship show, the Australian star issued a warning to the former Universal Champion.
During the September 16, 2024 edition of the red brand, the singles match between Reed and Strowman ended in no contest when the top rope collapsed in the opening moments. Despite the stoppage, the intensity between The Monster Among Men and The King of Monsters didn't stop. The two behemoths continued their heated rivalry, taking their brawl backstage.
The brawl reached its climax when Braun Strowman slammed the former NXT North American Champion through a wall. Taking to X (formerly Twitter), Bronson Reed put the former WWE Universal Champion on notice, claiming that he cannot be killed.
"You can't kill me," he wrote.
Check out the star's tweet below:
WWE official punished Bronson Reed and Braun Strowman after RAW
The backstage brawl between the Aussie star and The Monster Among Men resulted in the destruction of barricades, carts, production equipment, walls, and more.
WWE RAW General Manager Adam Pearce took to X to announce that Bronson Reed and Braun Strowman have been fined for their behavior on the flagship show. The former NXT North American Champion was penalized for pulling a fan out of the audience and throwing them at Strowman.
Both wrestlers were also held accountable for causing damage to the venue, including walls, golf carts, and production equipment.
"Bronson Reed has been fined a massive undisclosed amount for plucking an adult human male from the Portland audience and firing him at Braun Strowman. Both men have been fined an equal undisclosed amount for destroying walls, golf carts, production equipment, and my sanity," he wrote.
Check out Pearce's tweet below:
Only time will tell if both Reed and Strowman will be booked in a one-on-one match at the upcoming premium live event Bad Blood on October 5, 2024.