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WWE Superstar Bronson Reed recently took to social media to share an important detail from this week's Monday Night RAW. The Vision brutally assaulted Logan Paul at the red brand show.
CM Punk kicked off this week's WWE RAW with a promo after winning the World Heavyweight Championship in Saturday Night's Main Event. He named some stars who deserved a world title shot, including Dominik Mysterio. The Second City Saint was interrupted by Logan Paul, who wanted to get Punk's title shot. They were later joined by The Vision, as Paul Heyman felt that Bronson Reed and Bron Breaker deserved to fight Punk for the title more than Logan.
After a brief exchange of words, The Vision brutally assaulted Logan Paul and CM Punk. Maverick ended up taking most of the damage from Breaker's kicks and Reed's Tsunami.
Now, 'Big' Bronson Reed has taken to his Instagram stories to upload a photo from WWE RAW in which he can be seen hitting Logan Paul with the Tsunami. Auszilla also shared an important detail from the show, giving fans a “sneak peek.” Reed made a point of wearing a special edition Nike sneaker at the red show.
“#BRONSONKICKCHECK. NIGO X NIKE AF3 BLACK CROC,” he wrote.
Logan Paul talked about eating a tsunami from Bronson Reed on WWE RAW
In his latest YouTube vlog, Logan Paul noted that while he was lying on the ground before the tsunami, he noticed Bronson Reed's huge frame. The Maverick too talked about the consequences of eating a tsunami.
“And not to mention being knocked down by a guy who probably weighs 550 pounds. I looked up, (and) I just see this Aussie shit. Like they covered the sun. It was literally an eclipse, bro. Like, my world went dark and all of a sudden I feel like I'm bleeding in my organs,” he said.
Logan Paul shocked everyone before the end of this week's WWE RAW by seemingly aligning himself with The Vision as he took out CM Punk with his brass knuckles. It will be interesting to see if this partnership is for the next one Survivor Series: WarGames.
Edited by Aashrit Satija
