Following Bronson Reed’s critical role in sidelining Roman Reigns at Clash in Paris, he and Bron Breakker are set to face The Usos in a tag team match at Wrestlepalooza. With key allies Paul Heyman sidelined due to injury, and Seth Rollins and Becky Lynch preoccupied with CM Punk and AJ Lee, The Vision’s odds appear challenging. To bolster their ranks, Bronson Reed might bring in a former ally, Slex, to join The Vision.
Reed and Slex share a history as members of the faction TMDK (The Mighty Don’t Kneel), which competed across multiple promotions including Melbourne City Wrestling, New Japan Pro-Wrestling, and Pro Wrestling NOAH. Beyond their shared wrestling past, Slex, aged 39, is also a respected personal trainer in the wrestling world and notably assisted Reed during his recovery from an ankle injury sustained at Survivor Series: WarGames last year.
This ongoing connection has Reed still training under Slex’s guidance, which could make the latter’s inclusion in The Vision a natural evolution, especially given Paul Heyman’s absence. A recent photo posted by Reed on X showed the two together, fueling speculation about this possible alliance. Although this development is intriguing, insiders consider the chance of Slex joining the faction to be unlikely at this stage.
Introducing the ‘Brons’: Bronson Reed and Bron Breakker’s Tag Team Name
Meanwhile, Reed and Breakker, both core members of The Vision alongside Seth Rollins, Becky Lynch, and Paul Heyman, appear to have named their tag team. Bronson Reed hinted at this by posting alongside Breakker on Instagram, captioning the image with the name “The Brons,” indicating the duo’s official partnership ahead of their upcoming match.
At the latest episode of RAW, Reed secured a win over LA Knight in the main event, aided by interference from his partner, Bron Breakker, known as The Dog of WWE. Following the match, the pair assaulted the former United States Champion, prompting Jimmy Uso to intervene, only to be swiftly neutralized by a powerful Spear from Breakker. Jey Uso also entered the confrontation but suffered the same fate at the hands of the tag team.
The momentum shifted when LA Knight introduced a steel chair into the fray, forcing Reed and Breakker to retreat temporarily. Nonetheless, LA Knight was soon taken down by another Spear, signaling his ongoing transformation. This escalating storyline sets the stage for a highly anticipated bout between The Usos and The Brons at Wrestlepalooza on September 20.
The Stakes and Future Outlook for The Vision Faction
The outcome of this tag match at Wrestlepalooza will be pivotal for The Vision, especially with Paul Heyman unable to provide guidance. Should Bronson Reed successfully consolidate power within the group, potentially by recruiting Slex, The Vision could reinforce its presence in WWE’s competitive landscape. The alliance between Reed and Breakker strengthens their team dynamic, while the looming involvement of new members could shift the balance of power even further.
Fans and analysts alike will be watching closely to see whether Reed’s leadership can steer The Vision through this challenging period and how the addition of any new members might influence the faction’s trajectory going forward.
