The highly anticipated debut of the Wyatt Sicks faction unfolded on the June 17th WWE Raw, leaving a trail of shock and awe in its wake. The group’s disruptive appearance was met with a reaction from Triple H.
During their on-screen debut, the Wyatt Sicks unleashed chaos backstage, leaving WWE Superstars and production staff reeling from their brutal assault. Notably, Chad Gable fell victim to their onslaught. The group, while unnamed on screen, was revealed online to bear the logo of ‘Wyatt Sick6’, a name also referenced in a WWE X post unveiling new faction merchandise.
The roster of the Wyatt Sicks comprises Dexter Lumis as Mercy The Buzzard, Joe Gacy as Huskus The Pig, Nikki Cross as Abby The Witch, Erick Rowan as Rambling Rabbit, and Bo Dallas as Uncle Howdy. With five members currently confirmed, speculation lingers about the potential existence of a sixth, perhaps in a spiritual capacity.
In the aftermath of their debut, Triple H paid tribute to Bray Wyatt, sharing an image depicting a silhouetted figure gazing at a stylised butterfly on a screen. This poignant gesture resonates deeply with the wrestling community, honouring Wyatt’s enduring legacy following his passing on August 25th, 2023, at the age of 36, and his subsequent posthumous placement on a WWE Legends contract.
— Triple H (@TripleH) June 18, 2024
Which WWE Hall Of Famer Criticised WWE’s Decision To Have Him Lose To Triple H in 2003?
Kevin Nash opened up about his dissatisfaction with WWE’s decision to have him lose to Triple H at Bad Blood 2003 in a Hell in a Cell Match for the World Heavyweight Championship. Nash said that he wanted the match to stay in the cage which disappointed WWE executives and that he also believed that he should have won the match and the title and then drop it back to Triple H on the next Raw.
Recently a TNA star has labelled Triple H a “genius.”