Wyatt Sicks' future in WWE without Bray Wyatt a serious concern, feels former writer
The Wyatt Sicks have invaded WWE to remind everyone of Bray Wyatt's legacy. Former WWE writer Vince Russo recently spoke about the faction.
The Wyatt Sicks showed up on the June 17 episode of RAW. Led by Uncle Howdy, the faction resurfaced on the red brand and left a pile of bodies in their trail.
This week on Vince Russo's The Brand, the former WWE writer felt that the segment introducing the faction was a great, shocking one. However, he detailed that the creative team needed to maintain the same aura with more cinematic segments.
Vince Russo wondered how WWE would make The Wyatt Sicks successful without Bray Wyatt's creative genius.
"We go back to the Gorilla position. I didn't take my eyes off the TV, great! But here's the problem. If this was a horror movie, a massacre took place backstage where literally there are bodies everywhere. If this is Jason, Freddy or Michael, those are dead bodies. There are dead wrestlers everywhere. I swear to God, the level of intricacy that this is going to take to get over. Everything is gotta be cinematic, everything is gotta be outside of the building. This is what I keep coming back to. If you couldn't get this over with the great mind of Bray Wyatt. How in God's name are you gonna do this without him?" [From 0:52 - 2:06]
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Bo Dallas spoke about his brother Bray Wyatt
The Wyatt Sicks delivered a VHS tape to Michael Cole this week on RAW. The tape revealed a spine-chilling conversation between Uncle Howdy and Bo Dallas.
The gory figure asked Bo some difficult questions about how he was coping with the loss of his brother, Bray Wyatt. Dallas replied that he was on the brink of being in the ring with Bray when it was all taken away from him.
Bo claimed everyone wanted to forget about Bray and his legacy, but he and Uncle Howdy would never let anyone forget.
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