Bray Wyatt Passes Away at 36

[SmashMan]

This isn't really important at all now, but I hope at some point someone talks about what the overall Wyatt/Uncle Howdy story was supposed to be.

Not really looking forward to Smackdown tonight. Assuming it's going to be at least partially a tribute show...man, it's gonna be rough to watch.

[Majingir]

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I think so. Nothing is coming into my head. Shad was in the indies. Brodie was tough. This one is legitimately hard to wrap my brain around. Sent from my SM-S908U1 using Tapatalk

And ontop of that, this is really the first tribute show WWE has done with fans since Eddie died. Benoits one as crazy as everything turned out to be after the show aired, they did it in an empty arena.

[jvalverde88]

Quote: Originally Posted by SmashMan

This isn't really important at all now, but I hope at some point someone talks about what the overall Wyatt/Uncle Howdy story was supposed to be.

I'm curious if the guy that was working with Bray that WWE hired is still there?

[J_Posse]

Quote: Originally Posted by jvalverde88

I'm curious if the guy that was working with Bray that WWE hired is still there?

He is.

He's the head of long-term creative and sent out a message on the passing of Windham.

I don't have a X/Twitter account, but if you look under his name (Rob Fee) on it it's there.

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[UFCMPunk]

Quote: Originally Posted by SmashMan

This isn't really important at all now, but I hope at some point someone talks about what the overall Wyatt/Uncle Howdy story was supposed to be. Not really looking forward to Smackdown tonight. Assuming it's going to be at least partially a tribute show...man, it's gonna be rough to watch.

This also means we'll never hear his side of the debacle that was Hell In A Cell and the match with Seth.

[JazzMan]

As I grew up, I grew out of wrestling, became "too cool" for it, until late in high school when CM Punk and Daniel Bryan drew me back in

But Bray made sure I stuck around

One of my all-time favorite performers ever, genuine great dude, with a mind almost too big and creative for the wrestling business. His legacy will be long remembered

Man that tribute show was tough to watch. Rest easy Windham

[oneamongthefence]

I remember when Eddie died I was only 16. He was 38 and that still sounded so far off. I'm 35 now and hearing about Bray and how young he was is really sobering. I'm a super casual fan in that I only ever watch major PPVs and buy the yearly WWE games but Bray Wyatt was just a super interesting character and one I would check in on from time to time just to see what he had going on. He was one of my favorites in the last 10 years and it sucks that he's gone.

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[Reed1417]

Bray was a huge reason for me getting back into wrestling when I did back in 2014-2015. The Wyatt Family and The Shield stuff at the time was really good. Least now him and Brodie are together again

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