[Not E-fed]Bray Wyatt Passes Away

[Crystal]

How tragic!

 

[Tubby23]

Holy fuck.
I'm not on Twitter anymore and just woke up in the last half hour so this was the first I saw the news.

 

[canadaguy]

What the fuck

Damn

 

[TD]

I stopped watching wrestling a long time ago but this name sound familiar. Isn't he super young?

 

[Tubby23]

He was 36. He has a young family.

He's been out injured and unwell for the last little while and has had multiple stints of absence throughout his career.

His Friend character has been really polarising but he was a captivating wrestler to watch throughout his career

 

[Crystal]

I see rumors he has cancer, but no one seems to have confirmed that. Still really shocking.

 

[Crystal]

He died of heart complications

 

[VashTheStampede]

It's weird that I was almost relieved to hear it was from the COVID because the first thing I thought when the news broke was suicide. It was well known that he struggled mightily after the sudden death of Brodie Lee a couple years back.

While his death is obviously still a major tragedy, I find some minor solace in the fact that it wasn't due to mental suffering.

 

[Crystal]

 

[Tubby23]

Damn...

 

[Andy]

Terrible. Have to feel for Erick Rowan seeing two wrestlers he teamed with die young in such a short space of time

 

[Mark]

I’ll admit, I haven’t followed wrestling since I was a kid… but I recall flipping channels and seeing the Firefly gimmick on whichever show it was on and thinking to myself that it was about time they started getting creative again. Admittedly, I know nothing about what happened after the WWF became the WWE and absorbed WCW to compare his gimmick to, but it reminded me of back in the day with Undertaker and then Kane and Mankind, or Kevin Sullivan and his Taskmaster era with his stable of wrestlers. You know… that darker style. It was cool seeing that kinda effort go into it again, and a shame that he died so young.