The Wyatt Sicks' latest target apologizes to star on RAW; gets attacked

Modified Oct 29, 2024 01:53 GMT

A WWE star apologized to his former tag partner on RAW tonight. This was after he was targeted by The Wyatt Sicks.

A few weeks ago, The Miz turned heel and attacked R-Truth on the Monday Night show. Truth didn't understand why he attacked him, but the A-Lister explained that he didn't want to be in a tag team with Truth anymore. The two men squared off on the October 7, 2024, episode of RAW, and Truth came out on top.

Last week on RAW, R-Truth attacked The Miz during the Authors of Pain's match, costing them the match. The Final Testament were not happy about this, and they attacked Truth in the ring. Just then, the lights went out, and when they came back on, The Wyatt Sicks attacked them. Paul Ellering sacrificed himself to save The A-Lister from Uncle Howdy.

After this segment, Karrion Kross told The Miz that they are in this together and that he can either go through them or through The Wyatt Sicks. Tonight on RAW, The Miz met R-Truth backstage and apologized to him, saying he wanted Awesome Truth to get back together. Truth seemed to agree with him but then punched him in the face.

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It will be interesting to see how The Miz overcomes this difficult situation with The Final Testament and Uncle Howdy's group.

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