What These 10 Wrestlers Have Said About Their Relationship With Bray Wyatt
The death of Bray Wyatt is something that has taken the wrestling world by complete surprise and has led to an outpouring of love and respect for him from fans and those within the industry. His in-ring ability was well-respected, while his creative genius was something that most people can only dream of having.
RELATED: Bray Wyatt's 10 Greatest WWE Moments, Ranked
Many wrestlers have begun sharing stories about Wyatt and the relationship they had and what he meant to them, not just as a wrestler but on a personal level. That's something that people have spoken about for many years, with Wyatt being someone that people have always had good things to say about.
10 Braun Strowman
Braun Strowman spent a lot of time working with Bray Wyatt over the years due to being part of the Wyatt Family as the black sheep of the group, and Strowman admitted that Wyatt was a mentor to him. Not only was he a mentor, but Strowman described Wyatt as a genuine brother to him.
Their relationship was a very close one as Strowman is the Godfather to one of Wyatt's children, proving just how much the Monster of all Monsters meant to Wyatt.
9 Summer Rae
Summer Rae might not be the first person that people think of when it comes to Bray Wyatt, but she was a wrestler that the Eater Of Worlds was a big fan of. She revealed that Wyatt actually wanted her to be part of the Wyatt Family, which could have been an interesting dynamic.
RELATED: Every Bray Wyatt Match At The Royal Rumble, Ranked Worst To Best
She thinks that Wyatt believed in her more than she did herself, proving the type of person he was. He even went out of his way to give her movies to study and pitch from, putting effort into trying to help her as much as possible.
8 Big E
Big E and Bray Wyatt might have stood opposite each other many times over the years as enemies, but behind the scenes, the two of them were very close. Big E is another person who was helped by Wyatt when he was breaking into the business as The New Day star has claimed that Wyatt took him under his wing.
That close bond that they had was something that meant a lot to Big E and is yet another example of Wyatt thinking of others and going out of his way to help people rather than just focusing on himself.
7 Triple H
Triple H obviously got to work with Bray Wyatt in a slightly different capacity from many others due to being his boss, while also getting to share the ring with him in the past. It created a unique dynamic, but the Game has always been a supporter and advocate for Wyatt and the creative brain he brought to wrestling.
Triple H claimed that Wyatt is one of the most creative people that he has ever met, and considering how long he has been in the business, that is a huge compliment. The Game also brought Wyatt back into WWE when he was able to, showing how highly he thought of him.
6 Bo Dallas
Bo Dallas is Bray Wyatt's real-life brother, and the two of them got the chance to live out their dreams of being WWE Superstars at the same time. Dallas and Wyatt tended to be extremely private over the years, but Dallas has previously spoken about how important it was to him having Wyatt on the road.
That's because it gave him someone he could trust to bounce ideas off, which is always useful in the wrestling business. The duo were incredibly close, and that bond is something that served both of them well throughout their careers.
5 The Undertaker
The Undertaker is someone that Bray Wyatt was constantly compared to due to the nature of their characters, and the two of them even got to share the ring at WrestleMania. The two of them did have a relationship because Undertaker revealed he made sure Wyatt knew he was always open to giving him advice.
It was obvious that Undertaker wanted to see Wyatt go on and fill his shoes, and the fact he gained the respect of the Deadman says a lot about who Wyatt was as a performer and a person.
4 Seth Rollins
Seth Rollins may not have always had the best matches with Bray Wyatt, but that doesn't mean that Rollins didn't hold Wyatt in high regard. Much like everyone else, Rollins had a lot of praise for Wyatt's creative mind and his ability to change things up throughout the years.
Rollins had also made it clear he wanted another crack at working against Wyatt to try and make a compelling storyline. Unfortunately, that won't be possible, but Rollins did have some great moments against him during his Shield days.
3 John Cena
John Cena has been involved in some of Bray Wyatt's biggest-ever moments, and he is another person who has a lot of respect for what Wyatt brought to the ring. Cena admitted he was grateful for all the moments that they shared together, proving how much Wyatt meant to him.
He also made it clear that Wyatt brought out the best in him as a performer. Considering how many legends that Cena has shared the ring with, that says a lot about how talented Wyatt was.
2 Miro
Miro and Bray Wyatt both spent a lot of time together as part of WWE, rising on the main roster at similar times to become big stars. He praised Wyatt for never hurting him and always taking care of him inside the ring while being yet another wrestler to praise Wyatt for being welcoming and kind to him.
RELATED: 8 Things To Know About Bray Wyatt's Tattoos
It's clear that Wyatt was that type of person, someone who had a warm heart and wanted to make others feel better. Miro also claimed you could have any type of conversation with him, which is another major compliment.
1 Alexa Bliss
Alexa Bliss got the opportunity to work closely with Bray Wyatt during her career, with the two of them being paired together during his run as The Fiend. It brought out a different side of Bliss as a performer, and it was a time in her career that she thoroughly enjoyed.
Bliss has admitted that it was the most fun time of her entire career, which is saying a lot considering how successful she has been. She praised Wyatt's creative genius and claimed he made her want to step up her own game, proving the positive impact he was able to have on those around him.
