5 Superstars who called out WWE for allegedly copying ideas

#2 Former WWE Superstar Abraham Washington made claims regarding Seth Rollins and Bray Wyatt’s gimmicks

The Monday Night Messiah has arrived to your headphones! My entrance theme "The Rising" is available now on @Spotify and @AppleMusic! #NewMusicFriday pic.twitter.com/nYlfwgxlpr

— Seth Rollins (@WWERollins) June 12, 2020

Former WWE Superstar Abraham Washington (aka Reverend Jeremiah Constantine) worked for the company between 2009 and 2012. He mainly worked for Florida Championship Wrestling (FCW) and Extreme Championship Wrestling (ECW) during his time in WWE but failed to make it big.

Earlier this year, Washington claimed that he had sent some of his work to WWE, but never received a response.

“It just upsets me the fact that you can’t even acknowledge me and that you’re taking from my stuff, especially with the Seth stuff, the Monday Night Messiah. I’m pretty sure they got that from my promos. Then they had Bray Wyatt doing the newscast thing, you know, which I’m doing right now, so it’s just like eh whatever.”

👀 👀 👀 👀Please welcome the new "Special Advisor to the #FireflyFunHouse..."#SmackDown @WWEBrayWyatt pic.twitter.com/Cn2LF54gWc

— WWE (@WWE) September 12, 2020

Not only has Washington claimed that Seth Rollins’ current gimmick was his idea, but he also said that some parts of Wyatt’s new gimmick came from him. However, these are just some allegations that have been leveled by the former WWE Superstar on the company, and there is no real proof that he was indeed behind these gimmick ideas.