It has been more than a year since we saw Bray Wyatt wrestle. He used to appear in segments for his Firefly Funhouse every week which was kind of like a puppet show for kids but with some occasional dark undertones and hints, with Wyatt being the chief puppeteer. But as far as wrestling is concerned, he used to reserve that mostly, for big pay per view matches as his psychotic masked alter ego, The Fiend.
The last we saw Wyatt in the ring was against Randy Orton whom he wrestled as The Fiend at WrestleMania 37 Night 2 on April 11, 2021.
The match had a supernatural angle background with Orton vomiting black liquid in previous episodes of RAW apparently from some curse done by Alexa Bliss. Wyatt/Fiend lost that match when Bliss appeared with black liquid pouring down from her head and he kept standing there looking at her, allowing Orton to take advantage and pin him after an RKO.
Backstage news regarding the finish of The Fiend vs. Randy Orton at #Wrestlemania 37 https://t.co/bYT8fARO1k #WWE pic.twitter.com/IPksJ9VDLx
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Bray also appeared on the next RAW in his Firefly Funhouse segment but that was his last appearance in WWE, as he was released in July 2021 ending his 12-year run with WWE.
Will Triple H bring Bray Wyatt back to WWE?
Since his departure, fans have been vocal about wanting him back and since Triple H took over the WWE Creative division from Vince McMahon and started rehiring released talent, rumors have been running rampant about his return. So far, all speculation about the date and time of his comeback has proven to be untrue.
Bray Wyatt tweeted “revel in what you are” back in 2019 👀 pic.twitter.com/yJEifSn0UE
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And WWE too has found this situation to be in their favor and they have been milking it by throwing clues and hints on all televised and live shows as is evident from the whole “White Rabbit” mystery. During a recent episode of SmackDown, a QR code was briefly flashed yet again like it has been done in the past.
One thing is sure, Bray Wyatt is coming back to WWE. When and where? That’s all a guess work for now.
