Bray Wyatt may no longer be with us but Braun Strowman still feels his friend's presence even in the most mundane of moments.
Wyatt, real name Windham Rotunda, passed away in August of 2023 at the tragically young age of 36. The three-time WWE World Champion had been pulled from programming earlier in the year due to health issues.
Few WWE Superstars were closer to Wyatt than his Wyatt Family alum Braun Strowman. Speaking to Insight, Strowman reflected on still feeling Wyatt with him to this day.
I see him all the time. It's crazy, it really is crazy. I don't know how spiritual anyone is, but I had a very deep connection with him. I see him, there's things that remind me of him constantly. Every day there's something and I can feel him. He's still around.
When asked about how the Wyatt Family changed his career, Strowman was quick to make clear that the group's impact on him extended past the ring.
It changed my entire life. I was this kid who was told I was never going to make it. Bullied. Fat kid growing up. And having a group of guys, three talented unbelievable human beings, take me under their wing and show me the ways through this crazy business. Words can't really explain how grateful I am because I'm not where I am without those guys.
Strowman recently returned to WWE programming following a lengthy absence due to neck fusion surgery. The Monster Among Men came to the aid of Jey Uso who'd been confronted by U.S. Champion Logan Paul.
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