Long-Time WWE Absentee Returns At Sunday Night's Main Event ABSOLUTELY JACKED! (WWE News)

Big Bronson Reed made his jacked return at WWE Sunday Night's Main Event.

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Having been out of action for the past seven months, Bronson Reed made his long-awaited WWE return at Sunday Night's Main Event last night.

Reed made his presence known during the Bron Breakker vs. Oba Femi match, attacking Oba with a steel chair to cause a disqualification. Following that, Bronson and Bron continued their assault on the Ruler, culminating in Auszilla hitting several of his patented Tsunami Splashes on Femi.

For those who've been keeping up with Bronson Reed on social media in the past few months, they'll have seen him looking in incredible shape. And likewise, the 38-year-old Vision man was absolutely jacked as he made his mark last night.

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As for his absence, Big Bronson was last in action back in February, when he was part of an Elimination Chamber qualifying match won by Jey Uso and also featuring Original El Grande Americano. Unfortunately, Reed suffered a biceps tear during that match, which subsequently put him on the sidelines. While rumblings of his return had heated up in recent weeks, the powerhouse Australian is now well and truly back, and seemingly will be in Oba Femi's crosshairs in the immediate aftermath of Sunday Night's Main Event.

Whether it's Bronson Reed or Bron Breakker, it looks as if Oba Femi is far from done with the Vision, even if he was the one who technically picked up the (DQ) win at Sunday Night's Main Event in a match that was hyped up as determining the true future of WWE.

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