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Seth Rollins Injury At WWE Crown Jewel Reportedly Led To Major Creative Shift in WWE’s “Vision” Storyline

The shocking betrayal of Seth Rollins on Monday Night Raw wasn’t part of the long-term plan—at least, not yet. According to new reports from PWInsider and Fightful Select, WWE was forced to make a “heavy creative pivot” following a legitimate injury to the World Heavyweight Champion at Crown Jewel.

Just days after standing tall alongside Bron Breakker, Bronson Reed, and Paul Heyman at the Perth premium live event, Rollins was blindsided by his own allies on Raw. The sudden fracture of The Vision—the faction that had seemed rock-solid heading into Crown Jewel—was reportedly written on the fly to explain Rollins’ upcoming absence from TV.

Sources tell PWInsider that Rollins was spotted with his arm in a sling after his win over Undisputed WWE Champion Cody Rhodes in Perth. The injury apparently occurred when Rollins went for a high-risk coast-to-coast headbutt. Despite getting hurt mid-match, he powered through to finish the bout and retain his title.

Fightful Select added that the original plan had been for Breakker’s eventual split from Rollins to unfold sometime next year, but the injury forced WWE to move that storyline up. With Rollins now sidelined, Breakker and Reed are reportedly being positioned for a bigger spotlight much sooner than expected.

At this point, there’s no confirmed timetable for Rollins’ return. He’s said to be undergoing medical testing later this week to assess the severity of the shoulder injury.

The timing couldn’t be worse for The Vision’s Architect. Rollins had been locked in a heated rivalry with CM Punk, whom he defeated for the World Heavyweight Championship after a dramatic Money in the Bank cash-in at SummerSlam. In a twist of irony, that title win had been built around fake rumors of a Rollins injury—now, real life seems to have imitated storyline.

WWE fans will now have to wait to see how the company adjusts both the Vision storyline and the Punk feud while their champion recovers.

Seth Rollins’ Faction Reportedly Getting New Name and Theme Song from Mainstream Music Artist

WWE appears to be going all-in on the rise of Seth Rollins’ new faction, with reports suggesting the company is planning a major rebranding — including a fresh theme song produced by a mainstream music artist.

According to a new report from Bodyslam.net, WWE is working on a new entrance theme for Rollins and his group, signaling a potential shift in the faction’s presentation. While details about the artist haven’t been revealed, the move suggests that WWE sees big things ahead for the trio, and wants to elevate their presence with a high-profile sound to match.

Rollins has long had one of the most iconic entrances in modern WWE, with his current theme — a mix of his “Burn It Down” era music and a massive singalong chorus — becoming a fan-favorite in arenas around the world. That song has become so synonymous with his character that even WWE Hall of Famer Bully Ray recently commented that Rollins “wouldn’t be as over” without it.

So, changing it is a big deal — and speaks volumes about WWE’s investment in this new stable.

The faction has been on a steady ascent since forming in the aftermath of WrestleMania 41, when Rollins shocked fans by aligning himself with Paul Heyman. The partnership opened the door for Bron Breakker to join the group on the RAW after ‘Mania, and more recently, Bronson Reed was added to the mix. The trio has already picked up big wins, including a decisive victory over Sami Zayn and CM Punk at Saturday Night’s Main Event.

Their influence has only grown since then, culminating in Rollins capturing the Money in the Bank briefcase for the second time in his career — a win that was no doubt aided by his powerful allies.

With the group on a hot streak, a new name is reportedly on the way as well, likely solidifying their identity as a long-term fixture on the red brand. While fans are still speculating about what the new moniker could be, the pairing of Rollins’ charisma, Heyman’s mastermind reputation, and the raw power of Breakker and Reed is clearly clicking behind the scenes — and on-screen.

Between the rumored musical collaboration, faction branding, and Rollins’ Money in the Bank victory, WWE is clearly positioning this group as one of RAW’s top acts heading into the summer.

Bronson Reed Set For Surgery Today

WWE Superstar Bronson Reed is headed for the operating table as he undergoes ankle surgery today, following the brutal injury he sustained at Survivor Series: WarGames.

Reed suffered the unfortunate setback during the premium live event when he delivered a massive splash off the top of the cage and through a table. While the high-risk move electrified fans, it came at a steep cost—Reed reportedly broke his foot in the process.

Reed Confirms Surgery and Timeline

Taking to X (formerly Twitter) on Tuesday night, Reed kept things short and to the point, simply stating:
“Surgery tomorrow.”

While WWE has yet to confirm an official recovery timeline, reports indicate that the injury is severe enough to keep Reed sidelined well into next year. Sources suggest the powerhouse will miss action beyond WrestleMania 41 in April 2025, marking a significant blow to Reed’s momentum.

Injury Update on WWE Star Bronson Reed

Bronson Reed’s WWE run has hit an unfortunate pause following a serious injury at Survivor Series WarGames last month. During the high-stakes match, Reed broke his foot after an awkward landing while delivering his signature Tsunami Splash. The injury has now led to Reed reportedly needing surgery, with multiple sources suggesting he’ll be out of action for quite some time.

On Wrestling Observer Radio, Dave Meltzer provided an update on Reed’s condition, revealing that fans shouldn’t expect to see the big man back in time for WrestleMania 40.

“He’s not expected back for WrestleMania. It’s expected to be a long time,” Meltzer said.

Backing up this report, PWInsider noted that Reed has already arrived in Birmingham, Alabama — the go-to location for WWE talent needing surgery. While there’s no exact timeline for his return, it’s clear the injury is significant enough to keep Reed sidelined for months.

Reed’s Rising Momentum Halted

Before the injury, Reed was in the middle of a strong push from WWE. His presence in the WarGames main event was a clear signal of how highly the company viewed him, as he joined Solo Sikoa and the New Bloodline as a last-minute powerhouse addition. Reed had also been building momentum with key rivalries against Seth Rollins, Braun Strowman, and The Miz — and many fans believed his second WWE run was positioning him for bigger things.

Reed, who returned to WWE in 2022 after a brief release in 2021, had established himself as a dominant force on Raw. Known for his athleticism despite his size, Reed’s Tsunami Splash has become one of WWE’s most devastating finishers. Unfortunately, it was during this same move that his injury occurred.

WarGames Fallout: Multiple Injuries

Reed wasn’t the only superstar to leave WarGames worse for wear. WWE announced that Tonga Loa also sustained a significant injury, leaving him out of action indefinitely, while Jimmy Uso suffered a broken toe but is expected to make a quicker return.

For now, WWE will have to shift its plans without Bronson Reed, but there’s no doubt the WWE Universe will be eager for his comeback. Given his size, strength, and growing fanbase, it’s likely Reed will pick up right where he left off once he’s cleared to return.

Stay tuned for updates on Bronson Reed’s recovery and other WWE news as it develops!

Bronson Reed Injury Update Following WWE Survivor Series: WarGames 2024

Bronson Reed’s jaw-dropping performance at WWE Survivor Series: WarGames 2024 came at a cost, as the powerhouse may have sustained a significant injury during the match. Concerns arose after Reed executed a breathtaking Tsunami splash from the top of the WarGames cage, leading to fears of injuries to one or both ankles.

According to a report from the Wrestling Observer, Reed is scheduled to undergo further medical tests to determine the full extent of the damage. Early indications suggest a potential broken right ankle, though initial fears of injuries to both ankles have since been alleviated.

At this time, WWE has not provided a timetable for Reed’s recovery, leaving his future in limbo. Fans and insiders alike will be watching closely, as Reed has been a dominant force on WWE programming in recent months, and any extended absence would be a significant loss.

Reed’s fearless leap from the cage highlighted his commitment to delivering unforgettable moments, but the risk appears to have taken its toll. Stay tuned for updates as more details on Reed’s condition emerge.

Post-Survivor Series Fallout: Injuries Loom Large After War Games Carnage

Survivor Series: War Games 2024 lived up to its chaotic reputation, delivering brutal action that left several participants battered and bruised. While the main event saw CM Punk and The Original Bloodline claim victory over The New Bloodline, the physical toll of the match was evident by the time the cage door closed.

Jimmy Uso Breaks Toe in High-Stakes Splash

In one of the night’s most jaw-dropping moments, Jimmy Uso leaped from the top of the cage to crash Jacob Fatu through a table with a devastating Uso Splash. While the crowd erupted in awe, the move came at a price—Jimmy reportedly broke his toe during the landing.

Post-match, Jimmy was seen being helped up the ramp by his brother Jey Uso and Sami Zayn, in a poignant display of teamwork and brotherhood. He shared a heartfelt embrace with Roman Reigns before the show went off the air, signaling both the physical and emotional weight of the contest.

Jey later confirmed Jimmy’s injury during WWE’s post-show coverage, but it remains unclear how much time the star may miss.

Bronson Reed Likely Sidelined After Cage Crash

Another harrowing moment came courtesy of Bronson Reed, whose attempt at his signature Tsunami Splash off the cage went horribly wrong. Reed aimed to put Roman Reigns through a table, but CM Punk managed to pull Reigns away at the last second, leaving Reed to crash through the table himself.

Reports from Fightful Select and post-show comments from Paul “Triple H” Levesque indicate that Reed is under medical evaluation, with concerns of a possible ankle injury. While the spot was designed to take him out of the match, the impact may have caused real damage, potentially sidelining the powerhouse for an extended period.

Jacob Fatu Scares Fans with Moonsault Mishap

Adding to the chaos, Jacob Fatu slipped during a moonsault attempt and appeared to tweak his knee. While the spot had fans and commentators concerned, reports confirm that Fatu was ultimately unharmed and chose to sell the injury as part of the story.

Punk, Reigns, and Others Escape Unscathed

Despite the physicality of the match, other major players like CM Punk, Roman Reigns, and Solo Sikoa managed to emerge without any reported injuries. Punk, in particular, played a pivotal role in the match’s conclusion, assisting Reigns in sealing the win with a Spear to Sikoa.

What’s Next for WWE’s War Games Warriors?

With multiple injuries casting a shadow over the night’s triumphs, the focus now shifts to the road ahead. Jimmy Uso’s status will be closely monitored, as his role within The Original Bloodline remains critical. Meanwhile, the potential absence of Bronson Reed could alter The New Bloodline’s momentum moving forward.

As for the victorious team, lingering tension between Punk and Reigns suggests that this alliance might be short-lived. The emotional embrace between Jimmy and Roman, combined with Reigns’ cautious respect for Punk, leaves fans speculating on the Tribal Chief’s next moves.

Bronson Reed Returns To WWE On RAW,

Bronson Reed made his much-awaited return to WWE this week on Monday Night RAW, as he attacked Dexter Lumis during the latter’s “Winner Take All” ladder match against The Miz, thereby allowing The Hollywood A-Lister to clinch the victory. Reed celebrated with The Miz after the match.

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Reed was released from his WWE contract this past August. Following his departure, he began working for NJPW and Impact Wrestling under the ring name JONAH.

Source: ewrestlingnews

JONAH (Bronson Reed) Confirms Why He Was Not A Part Of Impact’s Bound For Glory

One of the hottest free agents in pro wrestling JONAH, f.k.a. Bronson Reed, was on a recent episode of The Wrestling Inc. Daily. JONAH has reportedly been in talks with many major promotions. Wrestling Inc. Managing Editor Nick Hausman asked JONAH how the free agency process is faring for him.

“Well, I’m not at liberty to say exactly what’s going to happen, but I am at the moment, this week, getting everything confirmed with immigration, so everything should be good to go, wherever I do go,” JONAH revealed. “But basically, I feel like the last few years exposed me to the rest of the world. People got to see what Bronson Reed had to offer but not really what JONAH had to offer. I was very much set in a mold of what WWE wanted me to be, so going forward, it’s more what I myself want to be as JONAH. So I’m looking to have some pretty cool matches and fun matches, a little different to what I did in WWE.”

The IInspiration recently opened up about how difficult the visa process was for them and how it caused them to miss Slammiversary. JONAH spoke more on his experience with the visa process.

“It’s a complete nightmare,” JONAH admitted. “That’s how it works, but no issues. Everything’s pretty much set in stone now. I have a great set of lawyers, actually, helping me out. As of next week, things should be set in stone for me to be able to work places. I’m not gonna say anything, but I think November, you’ll get to see JONAH around some places.”

There was speculation that JONAH could have shown up at Bound For Glory, and he clarified on whether he was meant to debut at Bound For Glory or not.

“At the moment, it’s everything to do with immigration, so I’m not able, legally, to do anything wrestling wise until all my immigration is sorted, but it should be sorted very soon, and I’m very happy about that,” JONAH expressed.

You can follow JONAH on Twitter @JONAHISHERE

Source: Wrestling Inc.