Veteran journalist Bill Apter has expressed his dissatisfaction with the recent debut of the Wyatt Sicks faction on WWE RAW. The faction, led by Uncle Howdy, made its official entrance with a dramatic assault on several WWE Superstars, leaving them unconscious. However, Apter believes that the segment has gone too far and is a poor tribute to the memory of the late Bray Wyatt.
According to Apter, while the tribute to Bray Wyatt via the lantern was a nice touch, the segment itself has become more than just a tribute. He echoed the sentiments of Hector Guerrero, stating that the sequels are usually never as good as the original and that he wants to remember the whole Bray Wyatt shtick the way it was, not the new chapter without him. Apter’s comments suggest that he believes the new faction is an attempt to recreate the magic of the original Wyatt family without the actual creator, Bray Wyatt, being involved.
The future of the Wyatt Sicks faction remains unclear, with WWE yet to reveal their plans for the supernatural elements on TV. Fans will have to wait and see how the storyline unfolds in the future. Despite the uncertainty surrounding the faction’s fate, Apter’s comments serve as a reminder of the power of the original Wyatt family and the importance of honoring the memory of Bray Wyatt.
Jey Uso and Bray Wyatt (Via WWE/Twitter)
As WWE continues to move forward with the Wyatt Sicks faction, it is clear that the company is trying to capitalize on the popularity of Bray Wyatt. However, Apter’s comments suggest that fans want to remember the original Wyatt family as it was, rather than seeing a new iteration. While the intentions behind the Wyatt Sicks faction may have been good, Apter believes that it is a poor tribute to the original Wyatt family.
Ultimately, the success of the Wyatt Sicks faction will depend on how WWE chooses to execute the storyline moving forward. With the company yet to reveal their plans for the supernatural elements on TV, fans will have to wait and see how the storyline unfolds. However, for now, it seems that Bill Apter’s sentiments reflect the opinions of many fans who are skeptical of the Wyatt Sicks faction and its place in WWE.
