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Bronson Reed returns to WWE after massive weight loss and injury recovery

Bronson Reed made his comeback on Sunday Night’s Main Event, revealing he shed about 90-100 pounds while rehabbing a torn biceps.

Bronson Reed returned to the WWE ring on Sunday Night’s Main Event, delivering a chair shot and four tsunamis to Oba Femi while assisting Bron Breakker in establishing control. The appearance marks his first since a torn distal biceps injury forced him out in February, causing him to miss WrestleMania 42 and SummerSlam. In a YouTube video, Reed disclosed a weight loss of roughly 90-100 pounds, estimating his current weight at about 265-270 pounds, compared with 265 pounds when he rejoined WWE at the end of 2022.

He emphasized that continual evolution is essential in the business and claimed his current condition is the best ever, promising to be unstoppable. Reed continues to align with The Vision, a faction that also includes Austin Theory, Logan Paul—who is still sidelined with a torn triceps—and Maxxine Dupri, suggesting the group will soon be fully active on Raw.

Why it matters

Reed's return and dramatic weight loss signal a major shift in his in-ring presence and future storylines.

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