RIP Bray Wyatt

[Kaybee]

R.I.P.

Glad I was able to see him earlier this year at a house show, he definitely had a cool vibe and I liked how he could reinvent himself

 

[White Whale]

Crazy and sad he was only 36.

 

[Nameless Ghoul]

Always a memorable experience to be part of his entrance.

 

[Sivo The Ram]

jeez thats horrible. ive been out of the loop for a bit, didnt know he had been sick. rip

 

[Via Heeto]

Could be an angle knowing him

 

[ShadowRun]

Sad news , RIP. I always was a fan .. I feel bad for his family

 

[sonhow]

RIP. His stuff was too smart for Vince. And then when he had more room came the health issues. Almost like his biggest success wasn't meant to be.

 

[Bubzeh]

Knocked me for six this one.

 

[Count Zero]

RIP

 

[Shane-O-Mac]

I remember when the Wyatt family first came face to face with The Shield, pure electricity

RIP Bray Wyatt

 

[Clark Rogers]

Erick Rowan is the last left of the Wyatt family.

Him and Scherr. Yep. Rowan is the last OG.

Saw some comments that the illness that had him out was COVID, and that this was a heart attack caused by that. He'd been ill, improved, then this. I don't know how true any of that is, but I guess it fits what we have known.

I was not the biggest in-ring Bray fan but he clearly connected with people, I respected that. This one has hit me different than others, maybe because he's about my age, slightly younger, maybe because I've dealt with some of the things he's openly talked about, idk.

It's fuckin sad.

 

[Clark Rogers]

Follow the fireflies, sometimes it leads you home.
One of my favs of the modern era
Rest in Power Bray.

I always liked, and I may be slightly off on the exact quote, but it was something like "if you're looking for me, I'm easy to find. Just look up at the sky, and... FOLLOW THE BUZZARDS"

 

[Fury]

He and Terry Funk, interesting people, the world needs more, not less of that

 

[luckyshot]

Fuck, this sucks. I've heard it was a heartattack due to a pre-existing condition that was exacerbated by Covid.

Not that it's important in the light of his passing, but I always felt like if he had gone over Cena at Wrestlmania XXX, that would have cemented him as a generational star.

Without a doubt, he was one of the most creative and original characters in wrestling.

But maybe he was always just going to be too unstable to pull it all together.

In any case, he seemed like he genuinely valued and appreciated the fans.

RIP Bray Wyatt.

 

[Via Heeto]

I am willing to console JoJo

 

[Frank23]

 

[GearSolidMetal]

 

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