Kemo
12-21-2018, 12:45 AM
Although he has not been a part of WWE’s on-screen product lately, Bray Wyatt has continued to cause a stir via social media. He most recently sent out a series of cryptic tweets that hinted towards major changes on the horizon for the “Eater Of Worlds.”
According to PWInsider, Bray Wyatt is scheduled to return to in-ring competition next week. What’s interesting to note, however, is that this is in relation to WWE’s Live Events and not a return to Raw, yet. There is no indication as to when Wyatt will return to our screens despite working next week’s Raw Live Event tour after Christmas.
Bray has been missing from WWE TV since the go-home Raw prior to SummerSlam back in August. It was during this show that he and Matt Hardy would drop the Raw Tag Team Titles to the — at the time — burgeoning B-Team, comprised of Curtis Axel and Bo Dallas.
He did work a number of live events past this and even returned for WWE’s Network Special, Starrcade, in November where he worked as a babyface against Baron Corbin.
There has been speculation in the past about a character change for Bray. With his teaming with Matt Hardy having come to an end, an extended hiatus away from screens, and these continued mysterious tweets, it appears that WWE may be ready to finally pull the trigger on a new Bray Wyatt.
According to PWInsider, Bray Wyatt is scheduled to return to in-ring competition next week. What’s interesting to note, however, is that this is in relation to WWE’s Live Events and not a return to Raw, yet. There is no indication as to when Wyatt will return to our screens despite working next week’s Raw Live Event tour after Christmas.
Bray has been missing from WWE TV since the go-home Raw prior to SummerSlam back in August. It was during this show that he and Matt Hardy would drop the Raw Tag Team Titles to the — at the time — burgeoning B-Team, comprised of Curtis Axel and Bo Dallas.
He did work a number of live events past this and even returned for WWE’s Network Special, Starrcade, in November where he worked as a babyface against Baron Corbin.
There has been speculation in the past about a character change for Bray. With his teaming with Matt Hardy having come to an end, an extended hiatus away from screens, and these continued mysterious tweets, it appears that WWE may be ready to finally pull the trigger on a new Bray Wyatt.