Stipulation Announced For Roman Reigns Versus Bronson Reed At WWE Crown Jewel

The card for WWE Crown Jewel appears to be set.

It was reported early in the day on Monday that Roman Reigns would be facing Bronson Reed this Saturday in Perth, Australia and that match was made official on Raw.

The Tribal Chief opened up the show in Dallas, Texas to a great ovation, but was quickly interrupted by Reed and Paul Heyman. Reigns attempted to goad the big man into a fight right then and there inside of the American Airlines Center, but the Oracle was wise to his game.

Roman Reigns.

Bronson Reed

In an Australian Street Fight at WWE Crown Jewel!! 😱 pic.twitter.com/wSRZjXUet7
— WWE (@WWE) October 7, 2025

Heyman instead made a counteroffer. He challenged Reigns to participate in a match that Reed made famous. A match that the Adelaide native has never tasted defeat in, an Australian Street Fight.

The OTC did not even bat an eye at the proposal and agreed to the terms with the utmost nonchalance.

Just as Heyman and Reed turned to leave, Reigns finally got the better of Bronson's temper by calling him a 'little bitch' and the fight was finally on for the Netflix audience.

Reigns got the better of his Crown Jewel opponent by dropping him with two Superman Punches, but a sea of security personnel stopped the Tribal Chief from putting him through the announcers desk.

MESSAGE. SENT. @WWERomanReigns is stopping at nothing to destroy @BRONSONISHERE! 👊 pic.twitter.com/3qkp4X97YK
— WWE (@WWE) October 7, 2025

It's unclear if the rules of an Australian Street Fight are any different than a normal one, or if the stipulation was simply a marketing decision for the show in Perth.

Regardless, this will be the second ever one-on-one meeting between both men. Reigns defeated Reed earlier this summer at Clash in Paris, but was stretchered out of the arena after a post-match attack by the Vision. He missed several weeks of action — a storyline absence to cover for his Street Fighter filming obligations — before returning last Monday night.

With Roman Reigns and Bronson Reed now official for Crown Jewel, the card for Saturday's show is now up to five matches.