The WWE landscape continues to shift as Bronson Reed finally breaks his silence on joining forces with Seth Rollins and Bron Breakker—sending a message that appears directly aimed at Roman Reigns and anyone standing in their path.
Reed’s Return Signals a New Power Faction
The wrestling world took notice when Bronson Reed made his unexpected comeback at the May 24 Saturday Night’s Main Event special. After a six-month absence due to injury, Reed didn’t just return—he arrived with purpose, aligning himself with Seth “Freakin'” Rollins and rising star Bron Breakker in what appears to be WWE’s newest power alliance.
The trio wasted no time making their presence felt. Just two nights after Reed’s return, the faction appeared on Monday Night Raw alongside Paul Heyman, WWE’s ultimate power broker. Their immediate impact came during Rollins’ Money in the Bank qualifying match against Breakker, where their interference secured a victory for The Visionary.
A Direct Challenge to The Tribal Chief?
What has the wrestling community buzzing isn’t just the formation of this new group, but Reed’s pointed comments that followed. Taking to Twitter, the Australian powerhouse made it clear this alliance is just getting started:
“The beginning. There are a lot of guys quivering right now, knowing their spot will be taken. That’s right, we will take whatever we want. Believe that…”
The closing phrase “Believe that” carries significant weight in the WWE universe. Longtime fans immediately recognized it as Roman Reigns‘ catchphrase during his “Big Dog” era, before his transformation into The Tribal Chief. This deliberate choice of words suggests Reed and his new allies have the Bloodline leader firmly in their crosshairs.
Heyman’s Loyalty Under Question
Adding fuel to the speculation was Paul Heyman’s behavior on Raw. The Wise Man, long associated with Roman Reigns, instructed the crowd to “acknowledge” Seth Rollins—a direct parallel to his usual demand that fans acknowledge his Tribal Chief. This twist raises serious questions about where Heyman’s true loyalties lie.
Reed’s return marks his first WWE appearance since November 2023, when he suffered a foot injury during the brutal WarGames match at Survivor Series. The timing of his comeback alongside Rollins and Breakker suggests WWE has major plans for this new faction.
A New Power Structure Forming
The wrestling landscape has dramatically changed during Reed’s absence. With Roman Reigns making limited appearances following his WrestleMania loss, a power vacuum has emerged. This new alliance—featuring the veteran leadership of Rollins, the raw power of Reed, and the explosive athleticism of Breakker—seems positioned to capitalize on that opportunity.
What remains unclear is how far this faction will go to “take whatever they want” and exactly which championships they have their sights set on. With Money in the Bank approaching and SummerSlam on the horizon, could we be witnessing the formation of WWE’s next dominant stable?
As this story continues to develop, one question looms large: Will Roman Reigns return to defend his territory, or has a new era of dominance already begun? What do you think this means for the future of The Bloodline and WWE’s power structure?
