WWE personality wonders if The Wyatt Sicks will wreak havoc every week on RAW; expresses concern for 55-year-old veteran's safety

The Wyatt Sicks finally made their debut and unleashed chaos on the latest episode of WWE Monday Night RAW. The Red brand commentator Pat McAfee raised an interesting question following the sinister group's recent actions and also shared being worried about his fellow announcer, Michael Cole.

On the June 17 edition of RAW, Uncle Howdy (fka Bo Dallas) made his return after over a year. He also brought Huskus The Pig Boy (fka Joe Gacy), Mercy The Buzzard (fka Dexter Lumis), Sister Abigail/ Abby The Witch (fka Nikki Cross), and Rambling Rabbit (fka Erick Rowan) with him to honor the late Bray Wyatt's vision.

The Wyatt Sicks stable caused destruction backstage as they laid out security guards and several WWE Superstars. This rampage looked like a horror movie-esque scene.

Speaking on his The Pat McAfee Show, the 37-year-old star mentioned that he was scared after Uncle Howdy-led faction wreaked havoc at the Gorilla Position. McAfee also said he and Michael Cole don't want any problems with The Wyatt Sicks and questioned whether WWE can handle their mayhem each week.

"I don't know, is this just what they're [The Wyatt Sicks] going to do every week to people? How do me and [Michael] Cole stay out of the crosshairs of this entirely," he said. [From 02:38 to 02:47]

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WWE legend shares honest opinion on The Wyatt Sicks' arrival

Wrestling veteran Booker T has now commented on the arrival of the "sinister friends" on Monday Night RAW. The former World Champion heavily praised the late Windham Rotunda for putting his creativity behind The Wyatt Sicks faction.

Speaking on his Hall of Famer podcast, Booker noted that Bray Wyatt had a massive impact on the business and also called him a "legendary figure." King Booker is glad that Wyatt's brother Bo Dallas will do the honor of carrying his legacy forwaed in the company.

"Bray Wyatt made such an impact man, such a huge impact in his short amount of time that he got a chance to spend on this Earth. As far as this business goes man, he's a legendary figure in this business at such a young age," Booker T said.

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It was rumored that Braun Strowman was also one of the victims of the wicked faction's assault. But The Monster Among Men confirmed that he escaped the 'massacre' since he was chasing The Judgment Day out of the arena.

While using quotes from the first half of this article, please credit The Pat McAfee Show and give an H/T to Sportskeeda Wrestling for the transcription.