Tuesday, October 11, 2022

Booker Man is the Bastard vol. 39

 Bray Wyatt returned at Saturday’s Extreme Rules PLE, perhaps the biggest name to return to the fold under HHH’s guide. While just about every release during McMahon’s various rounds of culls was rationalized by fans with some version of “Vince just didn’t get them,” Wyatt took that to another level. Wyatt was always trying to do something different, something way more out there than anyone else, dipping into the worlds of horror, sorcery, hell, wizardry, and backwoods shamanism, just to name a few genres he liked to explore. Wyatt was always synonymous with the supernatural, and while that’s not something McMahon had always shied away from, Wyatt’s character lived in a world McMahon clearly didn’t understand, nor did he want to. Hence, almost all of Bray’s work felt to his fans that it never completed its cycle.

Can WWE get Bray Wyatt right this time?

He’s back and no longer burdened by the need to explain ideas very slowly to senile, confused boss


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