"They ain't ready" - Top WWE Superstar hints at a huge return; he suffered an injury during his last match
On the September 30, 2024, edition of WWE RAW, former Universal Champion Braun Strowman faced Bronson Reed in a Last Monster Standing Match. While Strowman won the bout with the help of a returning Seth Rollins, he tore his groin during the battle. Taking to Twitter/X, The Monster Among Men hinted at a huge return.
After being drafted to WWE RAW in 2023, Strowman suffered a neck injury that put him on the shelf for a year. The former Universal Champion underwent successful surgery and made his return on the April 29, 2024, edition of the red brand. Following SummerSlam, he started feuding with Bronson Reed for weeks, leading to a Last Monster Standing match in September.
On Twitter/X, Strowman shared an update after a recent training session. He sent a message while recovering from his current injury.
"Oh baby that felt goooooooddddddd!!!!! They ain’t ready!!!!" Strowman wrote.
Check out Strowman's tweet:
Braun Strowman teased his involvement with The Wyatt Sicks in WWE
Braun Strowman is a former member of The Wyatt Family. He has teased his involvement with Uncle Howdy's Wyatt Sicks faction.
In 2015, Strowman debuted on the main roster as a member of The Wyatt Family, attacking Dean Ambrose (Jon Moxley) and Roman Reigns. He established his place in the faction alongside the late Bray Wyatt and Luke Harper (Brodie Lee). Erick Rowan was also a member of the faction.
Speaking to reporter Kelly Crandall, The Monster of All Monsters teased the possibility of him returning "home" and joining The Wyatt Sicks.
"For Windham's legacy, to be able to carry on, Taylor [Bo Dallas] representing and stuff like that, and who knows, the monster might mix back up and come home one day."
The Wyatt Sicks debuted on the June 17, 2024, edition of Monday Night RAW, where they attacked WWE personnel, security, backstage staff, and Chad Gable.
This led to a match against American Made, in which the Wyatt Sicks (Dexter Lumis, Joe Gacy, and Erick Rowan) emerged victorious.