The Wyatt Sicks shared an interesting message before WWE RAW's tonight that apparently confirms that they found their next victim. The mysterious faction is led by Uncle Howdy and debuted in RAW earlier this year.
The group defeated American Made in a street fight of eight people in the September 9 edition of RAW, but they have not had a televised fight since then. Before WWE RAW's tonight, The Wyatt Sicks turned to social networks to share a cryptic three -words message. The group apparently confirmed that they had found their next victim, as seen in the publication below.
“There you are,” the faction wrote.
Uncle Howdy is played by Bo Dallas, who is Bray Wyatt's brother in real life. Bray Wyatt died tragically last year at the age of 36.
Vince Russo criticizes the hiring of The Wyatt Sicks by WWE
The former WWE Vince Russo writer recently criticized the company for the way he introduced The Wyatt Sicks in RAW.
In an interview with El Podcast Legion of RAWRusso questioned whether the company had a plan for the group In the red brand. He added that the company should have dedicated more time to think about interesting things so that the faction did on television.
“It is clear that they have nothing to The Wyatt Sicks. They have nothing for them. Nothing. Zero. They planned this horribly. This is the matter: when you have nothing for someone, you feel in front of your mountain of notes or in front of your computer. I do not care if it's hours, days or weeks, keep thinking about it until something occurs, brother,” said Vince Russo.
The legend added that the rivalry of the group against Chad Gable and American Made was a loss of time and did not achieve anything.
“Chad Gable was the only type they pointed, right? Apparently, Chad Gable is totally well now. So what did they achieve? Bo Dallas is asking that question?” Said Vince Russo.
You can see the video below:
The faction was not hired for a fight in WWE Bad Blood During the weekend. It will be interesting to see what the company has planned for the group in the coming weeks.
