Bronson Reed reacts to 31-year-old WWE star's epic in-ring debut

The Australian star was impressed like the rest of us (Picture Courtesy: WWE on YouTube)
The Australian star was impressed like the rest of us (Picture Courtesy: WWE on YouTube)

'Big' Bronson Reed is on a path of destruction on Monday Night RAW and it looks like there's no stopping him. On his day off on Tuesday, he took notice of the WWE star who made her in-ring debut and reacted to it.

One night after RAW, the second episode of NXT on CW saw the epic in-ring debut of Stephanie Vaquer. The Chilean star faced the 29-year-old Wren Sinclar and defeated her in an extremely impressive performance, showcasing why there's a lot of hype around her. In the aftermath of the bout, she was attacked by Cora Jade and WWE NXT Women's Champion Roxanne Perez, only to be saved by Giulia. Following that, Vaquer challenged Jade and Perez to a tag team match at Halloween Havoc and the match is now official.

The Australian star Bronson Reed kept his eyes open for the televised in-ring debut of Stephanie Vaquer and posted the eyeball emojis to let her know of his approval.

Check out the tweet below:

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It was hard not to be impressed by Stephanie Vaquer's debut. Wren Sinclair was quite impressive but the Chilean star was the highlight of the match and arguably the entire show.


Bronson Reed had one condition to stop his path of destruction on RAW.

Bronson Reed has been causing a bit of a headache for RAW General Manager Adam Pearce, who has found himself repeatedly picking up the pieces from the destruction caused by the Australian star.

Since Seth Rollins returned, the two men have wanted to get their hands on each other, with Pearce having to go out of his way to accommodate the needs of the Australian. On the October 14 episode of RAW, he made it clear that his path of destruction would only stop once he got his hands on Rollins.

Seth Rollins himself has been desperate to get in the ring with Reed - so it's just a matter of time before they eventually lock horns.