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WWE Chief Content Officer Triple H attended the RAW on Netflix Kickoff show. Following the event, Bronson Reed shared a tweet that seemingly caught fire the wrong way, and the superstar eventually clarified the matter.
Paul Levesque joined Adam Pearce to announce Logan Paul's arrival to the red brand's roster and officially confirm the CM Punk vs. Seth Rollins match on January 6, 2025. Following the RAW on Netflix Kickoff, The Auszilla took to his X (fka Twitter) account to say that he differentiated himself from other bullies because he was authentic, and implied that others were merely wealthy individuals who tried to imitate the persona of being one.
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However, fans online seemingly misinterpreted the 36-year-old WWE Superstar's tweet, claiming he was referring to The Game. Bronson Reed addressed the backlash he received for his previous post and clarified that it was about the Netflix presser and not his boss Triple H. He also called some of the fans "losers."
"Yeah, my last post was about the Netflix presser. While I'm laid up, I'm going to start calling things for what they are. On the subject of yesterday's presser. Everyone. Cool it with the black leather. We get it. Triple H is our boss! But relax, you try hard losers," he wrote.
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You can check out his tweet below:
WWE star Bronson Reed confirms he will be present "in spirit" for RAW on Netflix premiere
The Colossal was a member of Solo Sikoa's team, alongside Jacob Fatu, Tama Tonga, and Tonga Loa, in the Men's WarGames Match at Survivor Series. However, during the high-stakes match, Bronson Reed suffered a fractured ankle after attempting a risky maneuver from the top of the cage.
Taking to Instagram, the former WWE NXT North American Champion stated he would be there for RAW's Netflix premiere but "in spirit."
"#WWERAW ON @netflix JAN 6 2025. I'LL [sic] BE THERE IN SPIRIT, THEN EVENTUALLY, I'LL [sic] BE THERE FOR DESTRUCTION," he wrote.
You can check Reed's Instagram post below:
It remains to be seen when The King of Monsters will make his in-ring in the Stamford-based promotion.
