Absent Superstar sends a message to fans after WWE SmackDown

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His injury came at a time when Bron Breakker was already out of action. Since then, Breakker has made his return to the promotion, but the wait for Aus-Zilla goes on. Recently, on Instagram, he dropped a message to fans amid his ongoing absence.

Taking to his Instagram stories, he claimed that the fans really need him to return.

“Yeah… Y’all really need me back,” he wrote.

His message came just after the June 12 episode of Friday Night SmackDown, which saw Jey Uso win the first-round King of The Ring Fatal Four-Way match.

Notably, Jey was the winner during Reed’s last WWE match, where the Vision member was originally supposed to go over. The Australian star’s injury has kept him out of booking plans, as he also missed out on a spot at WrestleMania 42.

He has been sharing updates ahead of his anticipated return and recently dropped a message saying the “aura can never be lost.”

WWE booked Bronson Reed strongly prior to his injury

After joining The Vision last year, Bronson Reed found himself in high-profile programs. He began a feud with Roman Reigns and Jey Uso before getting to face OTC1 at Clash in Paris.

Reigns came out on top in that match, but Reed wasn’t done. At Crown Jewel, he faced the Tribal Chief in his home country, Australia. The two battled in an Australian Street Fight and Reed emerged victorious.

During the feud, he adopted the Tribal Thief moniker as he stole Reign’s shoes on a few occasions after attacking him. He would then come out with a pair of boots laced across his neck.

Now, it remains to be seen what WWE has in store for him once he returns from injury. With Reigns holding the World Championship, revisiting the feud between the two is a big possibility.