WWE's Bronson Reed Wants Limp Bizkit For His Entrance Music

At time of publication, night one of WWE's annual SummerSlam has come and gone. Among the surprises of the night was SmackDown general manager and former NWA Worlds Heavyweight Champion Nick Aldis entering his WWE debut match to the Oasis classic "Morning Glory," as seen in the clip below:

This is relevant not because we've launched a campaign to get Oasis to go full nu metal on us, but rather for what another wrestler had to say at this huge get for Aldis' first entrance in WWE. Bronson Reed, the Australian goliath who is part of The Vision, made his thoughts known on Twitter, asking for his own licensed entrance music and tagging Fred by-god Durst himself in the request:

If Aldis can get Oasis, I better get Limp Bizkit when I return!!!!

This isn't even the first time that a member of The Vision has asked for the Bizkit, as last year around WrestleMania season, Bron Breakker asked for "Break Stuff" for his entrance music. Senpai went on to notice Breakker, the nephew of the legendary Scott Steiner, as Durst would acknowledge the request and make his feelings known, co-signing it if WWE wanted to play ball.

And to further fuel the excited "it's happening" vibes, let's not forget that the official theme song for this year's SummerSlam is "fix ur face" by MGK and Fred Durst.

All we're saying is that the reality of it is a phone call away, although the idea of he-who-is-banned-in-Japan Logan Paul entering to Limp Bizkit makes the prospect significantly less cool. And it may not happen for Reed for a while either, as he is currently recovering from a torn triceps he suffered on an episode of RAW back in February of this year. That said, he has, by his own admission, been bumping the Bizkit in the gym:

Listening to My Way in the gym... its over for y'all.

And hey, failing all that, maybe The Vision, should they still be together by then, inducts Limp Bizkit into the WWE Hall of Fame. Book it, Levesque.