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During a promo segment on this week’s episode of the red show, Logan Paul accused the GM of “scre*ing” him last week. Heyman then demanded that Bronson Reed enter the Men’s Elimination Chamber Match. However, Pearce objected and instead booked Reed for an Elimination Chamber qualifying match next week on the show.
Things didn’t stop there. Later on the show, during a backstage segment, The Vision was seen standing outside Adam Pearce’s office. They demanded that Pearce take action against the masked man. The GM responded that the masked man is a problem for him, too.
Bronson Reed then stepped up to Pearce, declaring that he is the one who handles The Vision’s problems. He confidently stated that he would do it again when he catches the masked man and wins the Men’s Elimination Chamber Match.
This statement has raised several theories regarding the masked man’s identity. Many now believe it could be a hint that Reed is taking over the leadership of the group in the absence of Bron Breakker, who is currently sidelined with an injury.
The Dog of WWE has been showcased as The Vision’s leader since Seth Rollins was ousted from the group late last year. However, in the wake of Breakker’s injury, The Oracle needs someone to fill the vacuum. With this in mind, it would make sense for Bronson Reed to be that person.
The Auszilla is currently the most experienced member of Paul Heyman’s group. Considering the momentum he has built on Monday Night RAW, especially during his feud with Roman Reigns, he is the perfect person to carry on from where Bron Breakker left off. Hence, WWE has seemingly positioned him as the faction’s new leader.
That said, it should be noted that while this could be a hint, it is speculative at this point.
Bronson Reed could bring the world title back to The Vision
Bronson Reed could be the one to finally bring the world title back to The Vision by defeating Drew McIntyre to win the Undisputed WWE Championship.
For a while now, Paul Heyman and his crew have been on a mission to bring the world title back to the group. The mission seems to be paused after Bron Breakker sustained an injury that sidelined him.
However, with The Auszilla set to take his first step toward WrestleMania 41 next week, he could win the qualifier and earn his spot in the Elimination Chamber Match. If this happens, while many expect Cody Rhodes to win the showdown and face Drew McIntyre for the Undisputed WWE Championship, the company might swerve fans and book Reed to win the bout.
The Australian powerhouse could then dethrone McIntyre at ‘Mania for SmackDown’s big one. However, this angle is also speculative.
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