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Bray Wyatt & Matt Hardy WWE Return?
2018 has been a long year in WWE.
We’ve seen Daniel Bryan come out of retirement, 62% of the main roster turn heel and the promotion
put on its first ever women’s everything.
A load of less memorable stuff happened too.
Like that time Goldust turned heel on John Cena, or, for this story’s purposes, when
Bray Wyatt and Matt Hardy formed the Deletor Of Worlds tag team following a lacklustre
feud and won the Raw tag team championships.
Neither have been seen on WWE TV since the Summer, though, mainly because Matt’s back
began to fuse with his pelvis, which even caused him to seemingly announce his in-ring
retirement in September.
But now Hardy’s teased both himself and Bray will be coming back soon:
“I was just a little beat up.
I was given a little time off…
I think Bray needed a little time off.
He’d had a car accident.
So, I think it was just a little bit of time off for everyone.
So, I think you’ll see an evolution of Bray Wyatt and an evolution of Matt Hardy.”
Curiously, on the same day, Bray DELETED his entire Twitter feed, leaving just one post:
“Today I am someone different.
Today I have finally become who I really am.”
Husky Harris.
Wyatt has been teasing a new, more disturbing character on his Twitter for months, though.
The posts detailed fictional extracts from a mental patient’s behaviour report, but
having Bray DELETE all those tweets implies that character might have been dropped.
Wyatt actually returned to the ring at WWE’s live Starrcade event last month, and he’s
rumoured to be a backup plan to face Baron Corbin at TLC if Braun Strowman doesn’t
recover from elbow surgery in time.
Big Cass Collapses At Indy Show There was a scary incident over the weekend
at Saturday night’s House of Harcore wrestling show in Philadelphia, where former WWE star
Big Cass - who was booked to wrestle at the event - collapsed in the lobby and had a seizure
during the intermission.
Reporter David Onda, who was at the show, tweeted about the incident:
“That was scary.
It was intermission at the show, the lobby was packed with people checking out the merch
tables.
Cass went right down into his face.
Fans immediately stepped back to give him room.
Doc was called.
Kind of chaotic.
Tommy Dreamer was right by his side.”
Dreamer, as the owner of House of Hardcore, then addressed the crowd and made a point
of saying the seizure was “not drug-related” Cass was scheduled to wrestle on the second
half of the show, but an ambulance took Cass to hospital shortly after his collapse, where
PWInsider note “he was coherent and speaking when he left.”
Dreamer has since tweeted an update on Cass’ condition, writing the day after that he’s
doing well.
We here at WrestleTalk wish Cass a speedy recovery, and I have no idea how to segway
from that into our next segment.
But I’m going to anyway.
WOS Wrestling Competition!
To celebrate WOS Wrestling’s UK tour early next year, we ran a competition on Friday
to giveaway seven pairs of tickets.
So congratulations to the winners Chris Elwick, Ivan Lei, Kenny Earl, Wilco Houtman, Andrew
Wilson, Anthony Pearce and Luke Scott!
You’ll all be receiving emails with your prizes soon.
Everyone else, buy your WOS Wrestling tickets using the link in the video description below!
And the giveaway fun doesn’t stop there!
Wrestle Gate Pro Competition!
As we’ve also got one pair of tickets to give away for Wrestle Gate Pro’s debut show
Open Gate in Nottingham on Saturday 26th January!
I’m like Oprah right now.
You get a ticket, you get a ticket!
Or you can just buy a ticket for the show by clicking the link below.
Wrestle Gate are a new UK promotion focusing on British and Japanese Strong Style wrestling,
and their 26th January show will feature Jordan Devlin vs Chris Ridgeway and the first ever
UK appearance of Lucha Underground’s Mil Muertes!
All you have to do is subscribe to this channel and click the competition link in the video
description below to enter!
Remember, the show is in the UK, so do make sure you can get there.
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