Future WWE Plans For Wyatt Sicks Following Debut Revealed

After months of teases across multiple WWE platforms, Uncle Howdy finally returned to WWE TV in the closing moments of the June 17 edition of Monday Night Raw and revealed his new faction, Wyatt Sicks.

Nikki Cross in a Sister Abigail-esque outfit initially appeared and beckoned the cameraman to follow backstage, at which point various members of the faction were shown next to piles upon piles of bodies as they had seemingly been busy backstage murdering everyone. A bloodied Chad Gable was then shown before Wyatt Sicks headed onto the entranceway, with the show going off the air as Uncle Howdy said "We're here" and blew out Bray Wyatt's lantern.

The new faction consists of Bo Dallas as Uncle Howdy, Nikki Cross as a Sister Abigail-esque character, Dexter Lumis as a Mercy The Buzzard-inspired character, Erick Rowan as a Rambling Rabbit-esque figure, and Joe Gacy in a gas mask.

Jey Uso acknowledged Wyatt Sicks during Raw Talk and Fightful Select noted this will continue. The expectation is ramifications from the stable's actions will be "widespread" across WWE storylines that will lead to a domino effect on Raw. Although the Wyatt Sicks were evidently spooky, no supernatural elements are planned for the group as it would seemingly be too hard to pay off, with one person in the company saying, "You can't beat ghosts with wrestling moves."

A wide array of people were murdered or laid out by Wyatt Sicks and everyone who was shown amongst the pile of bodies was said to be planned for specific reasons.

WWE were said to be very happy with the reveal of Wyatt Sicks and the company was "over the moon" with the crowd response in Corpus Christi, Texas, particularly as the city has a reputation for being a dead crowd.