Morning Daily News Update: November 11, 2026 – Bronson Reed Reportedly Suffering From Severe Injuries And Remains In Saudi Arabia

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It’s Wednesday, and it’s time for the Morning Daily News Update!

We’ve got a few new things on the blog:

Mike has a new “Mike Looks Back” with part 14 of the WWE European Title retrospective
Niz reviewed last night’s episode of WWE NXT

Bronson Reed Still In Saudi Arabia Following Serious Injuries

Bronson Reed has reportedly remained in Saudi Arabia following WWE Crown Jewel after suffering severe rib and kidney injuries during the World Tag Team Championship match between The Vision and Penta and Je’Von Evans. According to Fightful Select, Reed was injured when Oba Femi slammed him off the entrance stage through covered objects on the floor. WWE reportedly assigned a member of its medical team to remain with Reed, while a senior international executive is also overseeing his care to ensure he receives VIP treatment. The injury comes after Reed previously suffered a distal biceps tear in February 2026, which kept him sidelined until his return at Sunday Night’s Main Event in September.

People in TKO reportedly unhappy over having to work in Saudi Arabia amid attacks

TKO employees are reportedly increasingly frustrated with the company’s decision to continue holding WWE, UFC and other events in Saudi Arabia despite ongoing Houthi missile and drone attacks. According to Ben Fowlkes of Uncrowned, several employees have raised safety concerns, accusing TKO of prioritising profits over staff welfare and failing to communicate adequate contingency plans. The concerns follow recent attacks around WWE Crown Jewel, with further Zuffa Boxing and UFC events scheduled in Riyadh for November 14 and December 5, respectively. Some employees are reportedly considering refusing to travel but fear losing their jobs, while others believe the company’s approach will not change.

Jim Herd Dies, Former WCW EVP Dead At 87

Former WCW Executive Vice President Jim Herd died in October 2026 at the age of 87, according to Conrad Thompson, writing for Yahoo! Sports’ Uncrowned. Herd served as WCW’s first executive vice president from 1988 until January 1992, overseeing efforts to modernise the promotion and compete with the WWF. His tenure included major sponsorship deals, celebrity appearances and the infamous RoboCop crossover at Capital Combat 1990. Herd is also remembered for firing Ric Flair in 1991 following disagreements over his character, leading to Flair appearing on WWF television with the WCW/NWA Heavyweight Championship. Thompson also released a previously recorded 2021 interview in which Herd reflected on his life and wrestling career.

AEW Dynamite Lineup For November 11, 2026

Check out the lineup for tonight’s episode of AEW Dynamite.