WWE star gets emotional about the Wyatt Sicks; doesn't want to cross paths with the faction

The Wyatt Sicks have taken the WWE by storm. The spine-chilling faction showed up on the June 17 edition of Monday Night RAW.

During an exclusive interview with Ten Count Media, WWE star Braun Strowman became emotional and detailed that seeing the faction brought back memories of Bray Wyatt. He claimed it was amazing and at the same time, terrifying to see the faction:

"It definitely invoked emotions that I haven't felt in a long time. Some good, and some not so good. It's awesome to see them back, it's terrifying as it is. There is a special place in my heart. I went through a lot in the past with the former leader of that group. We weren't always the best people but we meant well I guess in our eyes. No, it's really cool to see them back. I hope I don't have to cross paths with them too much. Pretty scary, I ain't gonna lie." [From 1:30 - 2:17]

The Wyatt Sicks made a shocking debut on RAW a couple of weeks ago. Led by Uncle Howdy, the group showed up just before the show went off the air. They left a wake of destruction in their path as they laid out several superstars and backstage staff during the segment.

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Braun Strowman wasn't on RAW when the Wyatt Sicks showed up

During the same conversation, Braun Strowman also mentioned how he was surprised to see the faction on RAW. The star pointed out that he had chased The Judgment Day members and ran them out of the arena when the group showed up:

"Everybody thought that I got whacked and all that, with the mess in the back. I didn't and it was a surprise to me. It sure was a shock because I didn't see it happen to go down... It definitely invoked some emotion that I haven't felt in a long time," Strowman said.

He recalled how the Wyatt Sicks resurfacing evoked some emotions given his long history with Bray Wyatt, the brains behind the whole gimmick.

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