Adam Pearce shares emotional tribute to Bray Wyatt ahead of WWE RAW

WWE RAW General Manager Adam Pearce took to X (formerly Twitter) to share a heartfelt message accompanied by throwback photos with the late Bray Wyatt. The post emphasized the importance of living in the moment and cherishing time with loved ones.

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— Adam Pearce (@ScrapDaddyAP) November 25, 2024

Wyatt’s impact continues to resonate throughout WWE, with the current stable The Wyatt Sicks serving as a tribute to his legacy. The former Universal Champion was at the height of his career when his untimely passing deeply affected the wrestling community.

In a recent interview, Bo Dallas, who portrays Uncle Howdy in The Wyatt Sicks, revealed that WWE initially opposed pairing him with his brother Bray. “If we were coming back, we were gonna come back as a team. So initially that was the idea, and then we started talking to the company, and some things happened,” Dallas explained. Despite this earlier decision, Dallas has received praise for his portrayal of Uncle Howdy in The Wyatt Sicks.

AEW’s Peter Avalon defends fantasy elements in wrestling

AEW star Peter Avalon recently addressed criticism of supernatural wrestling characters like The Wyatt Sicks during an appearance on the “Power and Glory” podcast. Avalon defended the role of fantasy in professional wrestling, arguing that the sport itself exists in a realm of fantasy.

“Wrestling is fantasy in itself,” Avalon stated, supporting the coexistence of realistic and fantastical elements within wrestling shows. He praised Wyatt’s final WWE run, noting how the late performer created his own unique universe within WWE’s broader world.

“I love it when it’s complete bulls**t, I love it, I loved Undertaker being magic, you know, I loved Kane being able to control Hellfire,” Avalon added, emphasizing that wrestling’s appeal often lies in its ability to blend entertainment with fantasy elements.