Injured WWE Vision member 100% expected to return soon after 6-month hiatus

After over six months on the shelf with a torn bicep injury, a member of WWE’s Vision stable, Bronson Reed, should return really soon.

PWInsider (via Sports Illustrated) reports that Reed is expected back in the ring soon. He was reportedly seen at WWE Headquarters at the end of August and is 100% expected back on Monday Night RAW in September.

When he will return is unknown. Perhaps he will interrupt his fellow Vision stablemate Bron Breakker’s match against Oba Femi at Sunday Night’s Main Event on Sep. 6. Or maybe he will return on one of the upcoming episodes of RAW.

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Either way, it will be great to have him back in the fold. Over the last six months, his presence has been missed in the group, which has evolved significantly.

Breakker still leads the group, but Paul Heyman has left since Reed suffered his injury. Logan Paul is currently injured with a torn triceps, while Austin Theory and Maxxine Dupri round out the group. They are WWE’s latest on-screen couple.

It’s unknown whether or not Reed will continue to be part of the faction. He originally joined the group at Saturday Night’s Main Event on May 24, 2025. He would help Breakker kick Seth Rollins, the original leader, out of the faction in October.

Reed suffered his bicep injury during an Elimination Chamber-qualifying match on RAW in February 2026. The injury halted the momentum he had been building over the last year. Hopefully, he is able to pick up where he left off when he comes back.

He has yet to win championship gold on the main roster. However, while in NXT, he won the North American Championship once. He would lose the title to Swerve Strickland, who was going by Isaiah “Swerve” Scott at the time.

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