The WWE has incorporated several new talents into the Triple H regime, and it seems that the enthusiasm for The Wyatt Sicks has faded a bit. The former WWE writer Freddie Prinze Jr. recently pointed out an error that could be the cause.
Led by Bo Dallas, also known as Uncle Howdy The Wyatt Sicks debuted earlier this year and immediately became an outstanding faction due to their dark and fascinating characters. The group was the way the company paid tribute to Bray Wyatt, and fans were eager to see how history was developed.
A few months passed and the progress of The Wyatt Sicks has apparently slowed down. While talking in his podcast, Freddie Prinze Jr. explained why he had lost interest in The Wyatt Sicks and felt that the group now lacked heat.
Los Wyatt Sicks They were recently hired to start a story with The Final Testament, and Freddie Prinze believes that the decision has not helped the Bo Dallas collective.
“So, it feels a bit weird. You were at a strange angle and now you are in a Dutch position and vice versa and that is how the Wyatt Sicks feel. They feel a bit out of place right now. They do not have the heat. They do not have the strength they had before I do not want to say that they are speaking of a step back because I do not see the end of Testament as a rookie, but they have been programmed in a way that they do not present them as the first types of Wyatt Sicks. ”
Freddie Prinze Jr. does not believe that WWE had a planned follow -up story for The Wyatt Sicks
After their expected debuts, the members of The Wyatt Sicks initiated a dispute with Chad Gable and The Creed Brothers, which undoubtedly produced some excellent television struggles.
The angle fulfilled its function of showing the potential of The Wyatt Sicks as an alliance, but beyond that, Freddie Prinze Jr. was not sure that WWE had plans for the faction.
Prinze Jr. had nothing against Final Testament de Karrion Kross, But I wasn't sure if they were large enough on the billboard to have a program with The Wyatt Sicks that attracted a genuine interest.
“I don't think they had another story for them. Now they are putting them with The Final Testament, which, because of the way Final Testament has been scheduled, does not place them in a position of great influence, so it does not seem to be worthy of the time that The Wyatt Sicks has received.” (7:53 – 8:18)
Visually, The Wyatt Sicks vs. The Testament final could be a success for WWE, but that would require both groups to appear properly every week.
