Wyatt Sicks member shares interesting detail following WWE RAW
A member of The Wyatt Sicks shared an interesting message following this past Monday's edition of WWE RAW. The faction competed in an eight-person Street Fight last week on the red brand.
The Wyatt Sicks defeated American Made last week in a Street Fight. American Made declared that their rivalry with the faction was over during this week's episode of WWE RAW. Uncle Howdy's group was not in action on this past Monday's show, but Nikki Cross took to Instagram today to share a cryptic update and included a bizarre photo of herself, as seen in the post below.
"They saved me ⭕️," she wrote.
The Wyatt Sicks (Nikki Cross, Joe Gacy, Erick Rowan, Dexter Lumis, Uncle Howdy) have been impressive so far on RAW. Nikki Cross signed a new contract with the promotion ahead of Bash in Berlin last month.
Former WWE writer criticizes The Wyatt Sicks
Wrestling legend Vince Russo recently criticized The Wyatt Sicks and admitted that he was not a fan of the group's presentation.
The faction debuted on WWE RAW earlier this year and brutally attacked Chad Gable. Uncle Howdy's faction has not lost a match since they arrived on June 17. Speaking on Sportskeeda Wrestling's Writing with Russo show, Dr. Chris Featherstone referred to the group as misfit wrestlers. Russo stated that all he is getting from the group is that they wear Halloween costumes on television.
"Chris, I gotta be honest with you, I'm glad that you're feeling all that because all I'm feeling at this point is Halloween costumes on, Halloween costumes off. That's what I'm feeling at this point with that group, bro." [10:13 – 10:30]
You can check out Russo's comments in the video below:
The group is led by Uncle Howdy (Bo Dallas), who is the brother of Bray Wyatt in real life. Bray Wyatt tragically passed away last year due to a heart attack at only 36 years old. Uncle Howdy defeated Chad Gable in a singles match on the August 26 edition of WWE RAW. It will be interesting to see who the faction targets next following their rivalry with American Made.