WWE/TNA News: Bray Wyatt responds to 'Broken' Matt Hardy's challenge

The two figures of atrocity, Bray Wyatt and Matt Hardy collided online once again after the ‘Broken’ Messiah issued an open challenge to a number of WWE wrestlers, both past and present. The invitation was issued to the Superstars with the Apocalypto match at Total Nonstop Deletion, in mind.

Hardy dared WWE factions like D-Generation X, the New Day, the Wyatt Family and Evolution, among others, for the huge inter-promotional match. This led to Bray Wyatt accepting the fight, on behalf of the ‘new version’ of Wyatt Family.

Let us take a look at how the entire war of words, unfolded:

I FORMALLY invite MeekMahan's #SDLive Champs, The Family of Wyatts, to #TotalNonstopDELETION.

Our universes must collide. #Apocalypto
— #BROKEN Matt Hardy (@MATTHARDYBRAND) December 13, 2016

@MATTHARDYBRAND you know where to find us...
— Bray Wyatt (@WWEBrayWyatt) December 13, 2016

The two cult figures crossed paths earlier this year after ‘Broken’ Matt Hardy accused WWE and Bray Wyatt of gimmick infringement. The acute accusation was in reference to the Wyatt Compound match, between the Wyatt Family and the New Day, which was strangely similar to the 'Final Deletion' match between the Hardy brothers.

Hardy called himself the trendsetter, while the ‘Eater of Worlds’ proclaimed himself the most creative man in pro wrestling.

My #BROKEN brilliance is trendsetting.

I AM THE WAY.#TheFinalDeletion https://t.co/UuCS86cWil
— #BROKEN Matt Hardy (@MATTHARDYBRAND) July 12, 2016

Love me or hate me, I am the single most creative thing this industry has seen this century. Constantly imitated, but there is only one me.
— Bray Wyatt (@WWEBrayWyatt) July 13, 2016

Lest we forget, without Bray Wyatt perhaps no one would've been #Broken in the first place. Go ahead LIE and say it isn't true#IamTheWay
— Bray Wyatt (@WWEBrayWyatt) July 13, 2016

#BrotherNeroWyatt, I never asked for my #BROKEN condition. IT'S A CURSE.

You have an open invite to my Battlefield. https://t.co/mpjh9wREEb
— #BROKEN Matt Hardy (@MATTHARDYBRAND) July 13, 2016

Back in the days, WWE failed to recognise the existence of TNA, which made it impossible for the fans to even think about an inter-promotional match between the two goliaths of wrestling. However, with WWE looking far more open to storylines involving other promotions, the match between Hardys and Wyatts, does appear to be a vague possibility.

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