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Big update on Bronson Reed and Jimmy Uso’s return timeline post WWE Survivor Series injury

Sport — 12/12/2024 · 0 Comment

After their brutal WWE Survivor Series: WarGames match, Bronson Reed and Jimmy Uso were sidelined due to injury.

During the post-show press meet, Triple H and Jey Uso confirmed that Bronson Reed and Jimmy Uso sustained injuries in their WarGames match. The following episode of SmackDown explained what injuries they sustained.

Now, reports have come out on when the two could return to WWE.

Bronson Reed is set for surgery, while Jimmy Uso is healing

During their match, both Reed and Jimmy jumped off the steel cage. This resulted in both men landing awkwardly on their feet. While Reed sustained a broken foot, Jimmy broke his toe.

Backstage Pass states: “Jimmy Uso is reportedly expected to return from injury in January, after suffering a broken toe at Survivor Series: WarGames.”

“Reportedly, WWE is targeting May/June 2025, for Bronson Reed to return to in-ring action again. Reed suffered a broken ankle during this year’s WarGames Match at Survivor Series.”

Reed took to social media to post his injury update from the hospital. He uploaded a photo of himself in his hospital bed, getting ready for surgery. There has been no update on whether Jimmy will require surgery.

WWE RAW on Netflix is gearing up to be a major show

For the last few months, WWE has been hyping their move to Netflix. With this hype, there have been a number of reports regarding what could happen on the show.

It was reported that The Rock, John Cena and Roman Reigns will be on the show. Since Survivor Series, Reigns has not been reported to appear on any shows till the debut of RAW.

If Reigns continues his feud with The Bloodline 2.0, Jimmy’s return in January will make sense. Currently, Jey and Sami Zayn have started a feud with Drew McIntyre.

Fans are excited for the RAW episode, which will return to the three-hour length. Reports indicate that SmackDown will also be following this format.