Folks, when two giant men enter the ring, you know things are about to get wild. But when those two men are Braun Strowman and Bronson Reed? Forget wild—this was absolute destruction! What we witnessed on WWE Raw wasn’t a match; it was a demolition derby with muscles. No bell ever rang, no ref ever had control—just two titans doing what they do best: wrecking everything in sight. Strowman and Reed didn’t just break the ring, they broke the backstage area too, and let’s just say the WWE insurance policy might be looking pretty rough right now.
It all started with Strowman charging in like a bull seeing red. He rammed Reed straight into the turnbuckle with such force that the top rope snapped like a breadstick! Reed, looking more confused than anyone who’s ever seen me on the debate stage, didn’t have much time to think before he got chokeslammed and booted out of the ring. You’d think that was enough, right? Wrong. Strowman, living his best life, called for his classic freight train move around the ring—but Reed had other plans.
In a move that can only be described as “creative chaos,” Reed picked up a fan (don’t worry, folks, the guy was planted) and threw him at Strowman! Yep, Reed used another human being as a weapon. And that, my friends, is what we call next-level innovation. Did it stop Strowman? Not a chance. Our favorite human wrecking ball got right back up and sent Reed flying through the barricade like it was made of paper.
But the real fireworks started when the fight spilled into the backstage area. Reed tried to make his grand exit—sneaking out like a guy who doesn’t want to pay the bar tab—but he couldn’t resist taunting Strowman. Big mistake. Strowman chased him down, and that’s when things went next level. First, Strowman tipped over a golf cart (because why not?) and messed with the camera feed just for fun. But then Reed got his revenge, hitting a Tsunami on Strowman through a stack of tables, leaving a mess that would make even the messiest eaters proud.
Did Strowman stay down? Of course not. This guy is like a walking action movie. He got back up and charged Reed, sending both of them crashing through drywall like a scene straight out of Fast & Furious. The chaos backstage was total—tables smashed, equipment destroyed, and drywall collapsing like a bad DIY project.
The brawl ended with both big men down, and WWE officials and emergency personnel scrambling to pick up the pieces—literally. Folks, this wasn’t just a fight; this was pure, unfiltered carnage. And something tells me neither Reed nor Strowman is done breaking things just yet.