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In a shocking turn of events, Bronson Reed could make his return and immediately go after Oba Femi during the contract signing with Bron Breakker. Reed has been out since February with a distal biceps tear. His return has also been the subject of recent reports, with WWE reportedly planning to bring him back as a major heel. A possible program with Femi has also been discussed.
That makes Femi the clear target if Reed is ready to return. A return at Sunday Night’s Main Event would be an obvious option. It would give Reed a major stage and could immediately put him into a high-profile program.
However, RAW may actually be the better place for the comeback. Fans are already expecting Reed to return soon, especially after his recent activity on social media. The Australian star recently showed off his physical condition and posted from the gym with the caption, “I’m a problem.”
There is still no confirmed return date. However, WWE reportedly expects Reed back “before long.” The August 24 contract signing between Oba Femi and Bron Breakker could therefore be a good opportunity to bring him back before fans expect it.
Femi and Breakker may be preparing to sign the contract when Reed could suddenly appear. Instead of letting the two youngsters settle their differences, the Aus-zilla could attack Femi and completely take over the segment. It could completely shift the dynamic of the Femi-Breakker feud, making their match at Sunday Night’s Main Event unpredictable.
Oba Femi could get a new rival
If Reed attacks Femi during the contract signing, WWE would immediately have a direction for him after his return. The Nigerian star is currently focused on Bron Breakker and their match at Sunday Night’s Main Event. The Australian star would not need to face him right away. Instead, he could continue targeting The Ruler every chance he gets.
That would allow WWE to keep Femi vs. Breakker intact while simultaneously setting up Femi’s next feud. Moreover, this saves a clean Oba Femi vs. Bron Breakker for a later date. Of course, this remains speculation. WWE has not announced when Reed will return, and there is no confirmation that he will appear during the contract signing.
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