WWE RAW: 5 Things Bray Wyatt secretly told us with the Firefly Fun House feat. Vince McMahon

Modified Jul 22, 2022 23:39 GMT

WWE superstar Bray Wyatt and his alter ego

#1 The Fiend is still lurking somewhere close by

.@WWEBrayWyatt’s #FireFlyFunHouse is the most creative, fun thing on @WWE TV currently. #RAWFeel free to @ me..I’M READY TO FIGHT. pic.twitter.com/j3ud7bcu6l
— The VESSEL of Matt Hardy (@MATTHARDYBRAND) June 4, 2019

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I have had the pleasure of chatting with Matt Hardy during his visit to India and he told me that he wasn't a fan of the segment where The Wyatt Family tussled with The New Day inside the Wyatt Compound. This is because it just seemed way too serious and one dimensional and promised us that we'd see the evolution of Bray Wyatt soon.

I'm glad that this has finally happened and the Firefly Fun House is finally upon us. Now, while this week's edition of the Fun House seemed fun, bright, and cheerful, there were glimpses of a dark undertone at certain points.

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Remember how we were introduced to a character called 'The Fiend' not long ago? Even the cheerful 'Muscleman Dance' tune had appearances from him.

Even though it may seem like a very happy-go-lucky gimmick, the Firefly Fun House is the darkest thing in WWE right now.

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