Champion explains why Uncle Howdy (aka Bo Dallas) did not get to show his creativity before in WWE (Exclusive)
While Bray Wyatt is rightly considered one of the most genius creative minds in recent WWE history, his brother Bo Dallas is equally talented. The current NWA Worlds Heavyweight Champion, EC3, recently explained why this talent was not apparent yet.
Wyatt Sicks' debut on WWE RAW confirmed that Bo Dallas would be the one to lead the faction. In a recent episode, the star was seen having a split-personality conversation with his alter ego, Uncle Howdy. This segment and their entrance confirmed to many the creative prowess of Bray's brother, considering both spots were masterfully crafted.
On the latest episode of Sportskeeda's The Wrestling Time Machine, former WWE star EC3 was asked why Uncle Howdy's creativity did not shine through previously. He stated:
"I think one thing, he's a young guy still when he came in through the systems, through developemental. I don't wanna say it was easy for him, but he was hooked up. Like his father's Mike (Rotunda), his family is born into it. Where maybe people that come from indie scenes or other, they understand there's like a struggle and a fight to get what you want. There is the negative saying of politics but it's also a very necessary thing... I think he let himself go, not let himself go but that creativity flow and other aspects of life, where wrestling became kind of like, a job to him." [4:12 onwards]
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Another veteran wants WWE to scrap The Wyatt Sicks faction
According to Bill Apter, the entire Wyatt Sicks storyline should not be presented on the program.
Speaking on an episode of Sportskeeda's UnSKripted, Bill Apter explained his reasons for the statement.
"I felt that if this was a tribute to Bray Wyatt with his brother coming out with the lantern and all that, that was nice. But it became more than his tribute. So I am going to echo the words of Hector Guerrero, where I am gonna say, 'Leave it alone.' We don't need the sequel. The sequels are usually never as good as the original, and I wanna remember the whole Bray Wyatt shtick the way it was. Not the new chapter without him," Apter noted.
As of now, fans will have to stay tuned to see how The Wyatt Sicks' storyline in WWE pans out.
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