Ex-WWE champion calls Paul Heyman's promo work "ridiculous"

The legendary WWE manager Paul Heyman has been in the business for over three decades. Naturally, many wrestlers look up to The Wiseman, and among them is former NXT North American Champion 'Big' Bronson Reed.

The Colossal has been on a roll in his second stint with World Wrestling Entertainment. Reed has been an unstoppable force since he attacked Seth Rollins, followed by other stars like The Miz, R-Truth, and Braun Strowman, using his devastating Tsunami finisher.

During a recent appearance on INSIGHT with Chris Van Vliet, Bronson Reed mentioned that the biggest thing he had learned from The Wiseman was how to present himself in the ring. The WWE RAW star had always wrestled a certain way, but he thought he could do more with his size to make himself look different.

"I think it’s how to present myself in the ring. I’ve always wrestled a certain way and for a big man, but there’s even more I can do with my size and to make myself look different," Reed said. (H/T - CVV)

The King of Monsters claimed he was impressed by Paul Heyman's promo work, which he described as "ridiculous." Reed stated that the WWE Hall of Famer could come up with a great promo on the spot and that they were the best promos he had ever heard.

"He’s [Paul Heyman] always looking for something that’s different, that and just his promo work is ridiculous. I’ll go to him about a promo, and he’ll just cut a promo off of his head, and it’s like, the best promo I’ve ever heard," he added. (H/T - CVV)

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Bronson Reed reveals his brutal attack on top WWE star was a product of Triple H's vision

On the August 5, 2024 episode of Monday Night RAW, The Auszilla went all out and laid waste to Seth Rollins. Bronson Reed destroyed the former WWE World Heavyweight Champion with six back-to-back Tsunamis, which led to The Visionary coughing blood and being on the sidelines for almost two months.

During the same interaction with Chris Van Vliet on INSIGHT, The King of Monsters disclosed that the decision to deliver six Tsunamis to Seth Rollins was a product of Triple H's vision and the subsequent enthusiastic response from the crowd.

"I think it was supposed to be significantly less. Then the way that it turned out with Hunter’s vision, is it just was more and more and more. It was one of those things where you’re listening to the audience, you can just feel a change in the audience, as I was doing it, hit the first two, they’re sort of booing. It looks like that’s it," said Reed.

The Architect called out Bronson Reed to a one-on-one match on the October 7, 2024 edition of WWE RAW. It will be interesting to see how The Auszilla responds to Rollins' challenge.