Bray Wyatt became one of the top superstars in the organization because of the gimmick, which was incredibly popular.
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Hall of Famer for WWE Recently, The Undertaker proposed a strategy for Bray Wyatt’s comeback. Bray Wyatt went back to developmental in 2010 and 2011 after a brief main-roster stint with The Nexus. Midway through 2013, he made a comeback as the patriarch of the Wyatt Family on Monday Night RAW. He became one of the top superstars in the organization because of the gimmick, which was incredibly popular. After The Wyatt Family split up, he abandoned it and changed his name to The Fiend.
In July 2021, Wyatt’s contract came to an end. But he came back almost a year later, playing a different role. He did, however, only take part in one televised fight during his second run, which was against LA Knight. WWE TV has not featured the 36-year-old since before WrestleMania 39. The Undertaker, whose true identity is Mark Calaway, recently spoke to The Metro about Wyatt, who he “thinks a lot of,” and he provided details on how he would schedule his comeback to television. Many WWE fans would likely concur with his plan.
“They need to back Bray’s character up to the original character, get away from – they’ve kind of got themselves booked into a situation where it’s kind of difficult for him to have matches. I think the original Wyatt Family Bray, that’s the money,” The Deadman said.
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Wyatt and Calaway have collaborated extensively since their 15-minute fight at WrestleMania 31 in 2015. The Undertaker reversed Sister Abigail to win the match, and he did so by hitting his signature Tombstone Piledriver. “I got to work with Bray at ‘Mania the year after I got concussed in the Brock match,” The Undertaker added. “Working with Bray – I think a lot of him, and I like what he’s doing. I think they just have to figure out how to… they need to back it up I think.”
The two former WWE Champions briefly shared the ring on RAW XXX a few months ago. The Undertaker spoke quietly in Wyatt’s ear as he left the ring. He disclosed to SportsNet what he told The Eater of Worlds in an interview. “I just let him know too that, you know, my phone’s always on and if he needs to talk to me about things or run things by me, that’s cool. I would be more than glad to share my experiences with him and hopefully shine some light on maybe questions that he has moving forward. So, yeah, it was a cool moment, and it did exactly what I thought it would do,” The Undertaker said.
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