In a very sad and shocking incident, popular WWE superstar Windham Rotunda who was known as Bray Wyatt as his ring name has passed away aged 36.
The tragic news started to surface on the Internet in the early morning on Friday, earlier it was thought to be fake news but it was later confirmed when the chief content officer and head of creative for WWE, Triple H took to his X (formerly Twitter) and expressed his condolences.
Reportedly, Wyatt suffered a heart attack and he was already suffering from a disease which is why he was absent from performing for the last 6 months.
Wyatt’s last performance came in at Royal Rumble and since then he has been battling with his disease and was about to make a comeback until the tragedy took place.
Wyatt made his WWE debut back in 2010 with the ring name Husky Harris, he was part of the heel group “Nexus”, however, he was shortly removed from the main roster.
Wyatt rose to fame in 2014 when he made his return as the new character and ring name of Bray Wyatt and he represented The Wyatt Family with Luke Harper and Erick Rowan, and coincidentally Luke Harper too passed away in 2020.
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Popular WWE Superstar Bray Wyatt passed away at the Age of 36 Due to a Heart Attack.
Wyatt’s new character took his popularity to a new level and it gained a huge amount of audience, his weird supernatural characters were something fans never experienced and hence it became really popular, Wyatt’s character became one of the most polarising figures in WWE since Kane and The Undertaker.
Wyatt also won several championships and awards in WWE, he was a time WWE champion, won the Universal Championship twice, held the tag team championship twice and he also won the Male Wrestler of The Year award in 2019.
Wyatt’s decade-long career saw lots of iconic moments that will be remembered for a long long time to come, he was an amazing human being who had a great love for her profession and his sudden death is a big loss to the wrestling world.
