Yet another member of The Vision has been put on the shelf, WWE announced today.
Bronson Reed is “out indefinitely” following an injury he suffered during this week’s episode of Monday Night Raw. WWE broadcaster Michael Cole announced during this evening’s show that Reed specifically had a distal biceps tear.
The injury occurred during a triple threat where Reed competed against Jey Uso and El Grande Americano for the final spot in this weekend’s men’s Elimination Chamber match. An awkward landing after breaking up a pin attempt was what seemingly caused Reed’s right arm to start bothering him, as the clip below shows.
The spot where Bronson Reed seemingly got injuredpic.twitter.com/PBOWf8b5gS
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Referee Rod Zapata was seen throwing up the “X” sign during the commercial break, typically a signal that a performer has suffered a legitimate injury. Due to the triple threat nature of the bout, the match was able to continue without Reed’s involvement after the injury occurred. Uso ended up emerging on top after a 15-minute performance.
Reed now joins Seth Rollins and Bron Breakker as members of The Vision who are out of action. Former faction leader Rollins has been away from the ring since October, and we learned just earlier this month that Breakker was on the shelf as well.
Recent years have seen Reed’s career significantly affected by injuries. The 37-year-old spent the first half of 2026 out of action after sustaining an ankle injury at the 2024 WWE Survivor Series card.
