Bronson Reed has shared a concerning update while remaining sidelined from WWE programming, revealing that he was recently involved in a car accident.
Fortunately, the RAW star confirmed that nobody was injured, though the incident prompted a strong message about road safety.
The update arrives as Reed continues recovering from a significant arm injury that has kept him off WWE television for several months, leaving questions about when fans will see him back in action.
Bronson Reed shares update following Rear-End collision
Reed disclosed the incident through his Instagram Story, explaining that he had been involved in a rear-end collision. While the situation could have been far worse, he stressed that everyone involved escaped unharmed.
“Just had a rear collision. Thankfully, everyone is okay. But people stop driving on your damn phones, pay attention. People have kids in their cars.”
The former North American Champion has been absent from WWE since February after suffering a torn distal biceps in his right arm during an Elimination Chamber qualifying match on RAW.
The injury reportedly forced WWE to alter several creative plans, including a larger role for Reed within The Vision faction alongside Paul Heyman, Bron Breakker, Logan Paul, and Austin Theory.
Despite being away from the ring, Reed has remained active on social media. Recently, he generated buzz by posting a photo showing a noticeably transformed physique with the caption, “Break the internet.” It was a reminder that while he’s out of action, he’s still keeping one eye on his comeback.
The timing of the accident also comes as The Vision continues to deal with setbacks. On the June 1 episode of RAW, Bron Breakker lost to Seth Rollins in the show’s main event after interference from Austin Theory backfired. During the match, Breakker accidentally speared Paul Heyman through the barricade, leaving the faction looking more shaken than a wrestler after a Tsunami.
For now, the most important takeaway is that Reed confirmed everyone involved in the collision is safe. As his recovery continues, fans will be hoping the road back to WWE remains far smoother than this latest detour.
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