Bray Wyatt returned during Extreme Rules last year and fans were elated at this shocking turn of events, as Wyatt was released by the company the prior year. He was gone for a few months earlier this year and unfortunately – he won’t be coming back as Wyatt is no more in this world. Fans and pro wrestlers alike continue to pay tribute to Wyatt and now it appears Bliss once again talked about Wyatt in an emotional video.

Bray Wyatt passed away at the age of 36, shocking fans and the pro wrestling world alike as they slowly come to terms with such a tragic loss. Wyatt will be remembered for being an incredible human being and more.

WWE held a tribute show for Bray Wyatt on this week’s episode of Friday Night Smackdown. Alexa Bliss took to her Instagram and uploaded a video, where she explained why she couldn’t make it for the show. Bliss would then pay tribute to Wyatt again in the emotional video, stating that it was simply magic working with Wyatt.

“Before tonight’s episode of SmackDown, I just wanted to come on here and say a few words.

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“I was planning on attending tonight’s SmackDown, but unfortunately with the last-minute flight options it wasn’t really possible to get me there in time before the show ended. So I wanted to come on here and just talk about Windham a little bit and what tonight means.

“First I wanted to say I’m sending out so much love and thoughts to Windham’s entire family, we are all here for you and we are so sorry for your loss. I know tonight’s SmackDown is going to be a celebration of Windham and the Bray Wyatt character and everything Windham has done in his life and career in WWE, so I’m gonna try to keep this as positive as I can.

“Windham is an incredible person who we have all loved for years, and he is just so friendly and lights up a room, and is so creative. He’s a creative genius who brought us all the amazing gift of Bray Wyatt for the last so many years. And I think the character Bray Wyatt that Windham has given us has been incredible and has been so fascinating to see and has brought us all so much joy to watch.

“Working with Windham was just so… it was magic. It was magic because being able to watch him in his creative element and be able to work with him really expanded my creativity and being able to just watch him work, and work beside him, was just truly, truly an honor, and I still say to this day was the most fun I’ve ever had in my entire career in WWE.

“And I am so thankful that he allowed me and trusted me to come in and be a small part of his vision and his creativity.

“And unfortunately now there is a huge void in our world and the WWE Universe that no-one will ever be able to fill, because Windham was so special. And everything he brought to us was so special, and I think we should all be so grateful for that.

“His creative genius of the Wyatt Family and The Fiend and the Firefly Fun House has really opened up all of our minds and opened our eyes to a-whole-nother world in our industry that none of us could have ever thought imaginable.

“And I just wanted to say, Windham, you’ve brought so much joy to everyone around you and to the millions who’ve loved watching you week after week and loved watching your journey, and just see your creative genius unfold.

“We will continue to celebrate your life, your legacy, and the amazing human you are, and we will continue to light up the sky with fireflies, and we all love you Windham.”

Bray Wyatt’s cause of death was revealed soon after the news of his passing broke. WWE’s tribute show for Bray Wyatt was an emotional roller coaster from start to finish, as the world is coming to grips with the fact that Bray Wyatt is no more. Regardless, Wyatt will live in our hearts forever and that’s never changing.

What’s your opinion on what Alexa Bliss said? Will you miss Bray Wyatt? Share your thoughts in the comments!

Subhojeet Mukherjee

Subhojeet is a professional wrestling fan for over 22 years. He got captivated by the sport during the Monday Night Wars and has a passion for it ever since. He also enjoys TV shows, movies, anime, novels and music, which broadens his perspective and appreciation for wrestling. He is a knowledgeable and respected voice in the industry.

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