Bray Wyatt has a message for WWE fans at Extreme Rules
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Folks, it’s officially official: Bray Wyatt is back in the WWE Universe.
All of the White Rabbit clues weren’t some sort of swerve, it didn’t end up being related Karrion Kross, or Aleister/Malakai Black, or any other alternative plan, and the company didn’t deliver some half-you-know-what’d attempt to keep the mystery going for the sake of social media interactions. No, Paul “Triple H” Levesque knew what the people wanted to see, knew why at least some of the almost 16,000 tickets for Extreme Rules were purchased, and in the end – literally – he delivered a multi-minute segment that combed through the entire Wyatt-verse, including the singing of “He’s Got The Whole World In His Hands,” various figures wearing everything from a Huskus costume to a Fiend mask, and last but not least, a house that once presumably held the set for the Firefly Fun House.
And in the end, the segment closed with Wyatt, wearing a devil mask, emerging from the cabin with a giant blue lantern, taking off his mask, and declaring “I’m here” while the crowd lost their absolute minds as the show went off the air.
Now that is cool.
Wyatt didn’t return as The Fiend, didn’t attack anyone Dexter Lumis-style, and didn’t disclose his entire mission statement to remove the mystique on opening night. No, in the end, Wyatt’s month-long mystery paid off in the perfect way, and fans of professional wrestling the world over watched with glee as Levesque righted one of his father-in-law’s most glaring mistakes.
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