Watch Wrestling The current storylines involving these well-known WWE superstars take on a new dimension as a result of Reed’s surprising attack on Rollins. This also paves the way for future developments and rivalries in the weeks to come.
WWE’s social media staff handled Seth Rollins’s tribulation during Monday’s bout against Bronson Reed with a hint of pleasure. To highlight how repetitious Reed’s Tsunami Body Splashes are, they edited a little film that featured all six of his attacks on Rollins. The footage was accompanied by a description that described the attack that Reed unleashed on Rollins as “TSUNAMI AFTER TSUNAMI AFTER TSUNAMI AFTER TSUNAMI AFTER TSUNAMI AFTER TSUNAMI AFTER TSUNAMI AFTER TSUNAMI AFTER TSUNAMI AFTER TSUNAMI AFTER TSUNAMI AFTER TSUNAMI AFTER TSUNAMI.”
The aforementioned social media post showcases WWE’s approach to enhancing narrative points and stimulating fan interaction using noteworthy and significant events from their shows.
Bronson Raw General Manager Adam Pearce disputed that Reed’s actions against Seth Rollins were motivated by his resentment at not being given a rematch with Sheamus. After Pete Dunne interfered with a shillelagh to help Reed defeat Sheamus the week before, Pearce made a choice that infuriated Reed.
Pearce was too busy escorting Drew McIntyre out of the ring during the altercation to stop Reed from hitting Rollins. Pearce and other producers—Jason Jordan among them—tried to step in and stop Reed once the attack started.
This series of events gives the current WWE storylines more depth and paves the way for future developments involving Bronson Reed, Adam Pearce, Seth Rollins, and other important characters as well as possible consequences.
