The Wyatt Sicks made their return to “WWE SmackDown” final Friday evening, getting concerned within the tag workforce fundamental occasion and forcing a disqualification. Mark Henry of “Busted Open Radio” famous that the wrestlers obtained a large response from the gang, which stood in distinction to a number of the detrimental on-line chatter surrounding the faction previous to their time away.
“The negativity is as a result of they are not in an outlined function,” Henry mentioned. “If the WWE places them in an outlined function, you clear up the issues.”
Henry acknowledged that he would ebook The Wyatt Sicks to turn out to be the highest heel faction on “SmackDown.” The WWE Corridor of Famer then made an fascinating comparability, explaining that he would make the most of the group in a similar way as one of many firm’s largest singles stars.
“Similar to John Cena mentioned he was gonna damage wrestling, I might have the Wyatt Sicks do [a different] model of what John Cena’s doing,” Henry continued. “‘We’re gonna damage the whole lot. You’ll not have a profitable championship match. You’ll not have a profitable tag workforce match. You’ll not have a profitable trios [match]. Nothing goes to go nicely except we get the chance for these titles. Finish of story.'”
The Wyatt Sicks interrupted a WWE Tag Group Championship match on Friday, with the Avenue Earnings defending in opposition to Axiom and Nathan Frazer. Different groups, comparable to DIY and the Motor Metropolis Machine Weapons, had been additionally at ringside for the match. The present ended with the Wyatt Sicks leveling everybody earlier than standing within the ring collectively close to a birthday cake.
The phase marked the group’s first look since December 2024, as their chief, Bo Dallas, was coping with an damage. Their return befell on the birthday of the late Bray Wyatt, whom the group serves as a tribute to.
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