Recently Returned WWE Star Boasts Nobody Has Kicked Out of His Finisher in 7 Years

Recently Returned WWE Star Boasts Nobody Has Kicked Out of His Finisher in 7 Years
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WWE's Bronson Reed boasts that nobody has kicked out of his Tsunami in seven years. Bronson Reed made a surprise return to WWE television at Sunday Night's Main Event. He attacked Oba Femi during his match against Bron Breakker. Reed and the rest of the Vision once again got the better of the Ruler on last night's episode of RAW and laid him out in the ring. After the event, Bronson Reed appeared on RAW Recap . He spoke about his impressive weight loss. Reed also addressed WWE fans claiming his Tsunami finisher won't be as impactful as before, now that he's in better shape. Bronson Reed replied that fans' assumptions are incorrect. He explained that he can accelerate the move more effectively now that he's lighter. The WWE star also boasted that since its inception in 2019, nobody has kicked out of the Tsunami. 'I see this a lot online as well. People saying it's not gonna be as impactful but, they're completely wrong. I understand that the mass of what I was, landing on someone from 10 feet in the air, of course that's gonna hurt anyone. Of course it's gonna keep them down,' the WWE star began. 'But now I can accelerate it even more because I am lighter, I can jump higher, I can jump further, and I come down with even more force because I can pretty much propel myself better so, the Tsunami actually is maybe the only finisher right now I know in WWE that has never been kicked out of. Since its inception in 2019 in NXT, no man has kicked out of the Tsunami, and I plan on keeping it that way,' Bronson Reed said. [H/T Fightful ] Read More:WATCH: Oba Femi Swats Bronson Reed's Foot Away During Disrespectful WWE RAW Moment The post Recently Returned WWE Star Boasts Nobody Has Kicked Out of His Finisher in 7 Years appeared first on Wrestlezone.

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