Morning Daily News Update: November 12, 2026 – Update On Bronson Reed’s Condition Following Serious Crown Jewel Injuries

Good morning, all!

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

We’ve also got a load of new stuff on the blog to look at:

Alex Podgorski posted a new (Almost) 5-Star Match Review, this time looking at a collection of Yoshihiro Takayama matches.
Jabroniville has a new Dream Matches post, looking at Toshiaki Kawada & Akira Taue vs. Hayabusa & Jinsei Shinzaki and more!
LScisco uploaded a new WTWWW for WWF Superstars from September 22, 1996
Phrederic reviewed last night’s episode of WWE Evolve

New update on injuries Bronson Reed suffered at WWE Crown Jewel

Bronson Reed reportedly suffered multiple broken ribs and a lacerated kidney during WWE Crown Jewel on November 7, 2026, according to Bryan Alvarez, correcting an earlier report that he had sustained a punctured lung. Reed was injured when Oba Femi slammed him off the stage onto production equipment during the World Tag Team Championship match between The Vision and Penta and Je’Von Evans.

Fightful Select previously reported that Reed remained in Saudi Arabia following the event, with WWE assigning medical personnel and a senior international executive to oversee his care. The injury is another setback for Reed, who only returned in September after recovering from a torn biceps, while fellow Vision member Logan Paul remains sidelined with a torn triceps.

Jim Ross Out Of Shunt Surgery, Conrad Thompson Says It Went Well

WWE Hall of Famer Jim Ross has successfully undergone shunt surgery, according to his Grilling JR podcast co-host Conrad Thompson, who confirmed on Wednesday that the procedure went well. The 74-year-old has experienced several health complications since undergoing brain surgery on August 12 to address excess fluid affecting his balance and memory. Subsequent issues included severe headaches, bleeding, a second procedure in October and hospitalisation for low oxygen levels and a chest infection. Although the latest surgery was initially postponed following a positive CT scan, it ultimately went ahead as planned. No further details about Ross’ recovery or potential return to AEW commentary have been announced.

Bret Hart And Hart Family Open Stu Hart Memorial Bridge In Calgary

WWE Hall of Famer Bret Hart and members of the Hart family attended a ribbon-cutting ceremony in Calgary on Tuesday to officially open the Stu Hart Memorial Bridge, honouring the legendary wrestling promoter. The $28 million eastbound bridge crosses the Elbow River near the Hart family home, where Stu famously trained wrestlers in “The Dungeon.” Bret praised the tribute to his father, describing the bridge as a fitting memorial to his strength and character.

Both Highway 8 bridges were named after Stu Hart in October 2025, recognising his contributions to Calgary and professional wrestling. The Stampede Wrestling founder, who died in 2003, helped launch the careers of numerous wrestling stars, including Bret and Owen Hart, Davey Boy Smith and Jim Neidhart.

TNA Impact Lineup For November 12, 2026

Check out the lineup for tonight’s episode of TNA Impact.