The news of Bray Wyatt’s untimely passing has sent shockwaves throughout the pro wrestling community, leaving fans and fellow wrestlers alike to mourn the loss of a true giant in the ring and behind the scenes. With Wyatt’s departure, WWE was forced to put a hold on all creative plans for him, including a potential stable known as Wyatt6, which had been tentatively planned to feature himself, Dutch, and Vincent. According to a tenured member of the creative team, however, plans for the stable were still in the early stages and no one knew if or when Wyatt would be able to return to action.
The idea of a Wyatt6 faction was reportedly floated as a possibility, with Dutch discussing the concept in a recent interview. However, it appears that no significant progress was made on the plan before Wyatt’s untimely passing. Speaking on the reported Bray Wyatt vs Uncle Howdy match, which was pitched by Rob Fee, a member of WWE’s creative team, it seems that no one was particularly hopeful it would come to fruition.
Despite these stalled plans, Wyatt’s legacy will undoubtedly continue to be felt within the WWE Universe. His innovative approach to storytelling and character development left an indelible mark on the company, and his influence will likely be seen in future storylines.
The sadness surrounding Wyatt’s passing is still palpable, with many fans and colleagues alike taking to social media to pay their respects. Rob Fee, who worked closely with Wyatt on his return storyline, even got a tattoo of Wyatt’s insignia as a tribute to his friend and colleague. As the wrestling world continues to grapple with the loss of this beloved figure, fans will always remember the impact he had on the industry.
The question remains as to what could have been, and whether Wyatt’s vision for a Wyatt6 faction would have ever come to fruition. While we will never know the answer, fans can take comfort in the knowledge that Wyatt’s legacy will live on through his body of work and the countless lives he touched during his time in the ring.