WWE will present WWE Saturday Night’s Main Event on December 14th, and plans for a match that was originally scheduled to be part of the card have been changed.

Mike Johnson from PWInsider reports that WWE originally planned to end the feud between Seth Rollins and Bronson Reed with a final match between the two opponents at WWE Saturday Night’s Main Event. However, Reed’s injury forced WWE to change their plans. Drew McIntyre returned earlier than originally planned and began his feud with Sami Zayn. As confirmed on the December 9 episode of WWE RAW, McIntyre will face Zayn in WWE Saturday Night’s main event.

Reed suffered a broken foot at WWE Survivor Series when he jumped out of the cage in the WarGames match. WWE announced that he would be out of action indefinitely. Reed then underwent surgery on December 11th.

Drew McIntyre on his absence from WWE

Prior to his return on December 2, McIntyre had not appeared on WWE programming since WWE Bad Blood. He then commented that he would take some time while speaking KWCH 12 Morning News.

“I’ve been off for the last two months,” McIntyre said. “My last match was a Hell in a Cell match, a very brutal match. At one point I was hit in the head, I needed 16 staples to close a wound at the top of my head. I also suffered a family loss. So I had to go back to Scotland, deal with it and reassess my priorities.

“I realized that I had probably given a little too much to my job and my colleagues and not enough to my family. Somehow I’ve realized that I’ve given too much over the last 17 years and it’s probably time to take a little more, so I’m approaching tonight with the mentality: “I’m taking what’s mine, me.” “I will beat up people who deserve to be beaten up. Yes, this will be an interesting phase for Drew McIntyre.”

WrestleZone will cover WWE Saturday Night’s Main Event, which airs on December 14th.

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