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Sur le podcast Mat Men Pro Wrestling, Andrew Zarian rapporte que la WWE trouvait Bray Wyatt trop lourd, en plus de trouver difficile le fait de travailler avec lui.
Zarian soutient que ces informations viennent de sources très légitimes et crédibles.
“I have some more information about his release. I want to be careful with this. I’m not even gonna allude to where it came from or who told me this. I would say that this is probably one of the most legitimate people I’ve spoken to that that would be able to address this…”
Zarian mentionne que la WWE n’appréciait pas les performances de Wyatt dans le ring, en plus de son surpoids. Il ajoute que c’est un ensemble de facteurs qui ont motivé la WWE à le libérer de son contrat, en plus de considérations financières.
“Bray was being difficult. I’m gonna fill in a lot, I’m not even gonna quote here because I have the quote [and] I don’t wanna quote it. He was a little difficult. He had some performance issues in the ring and he had some weight issues and I’m not saying that’s a reason but you kind of piece things together as to the things when you evaluate a talent and you’re like we need this, we need that and this is the plan moving forward…sometimes the decision is easier to make if you make it more difficult for them to make that decision. There’s so many different variables. There is no one reason, by the way. Let me just put it out there. Financial yes, there was a financial issue. There were plenty of other scenarios here. I don’t think he was happy and I would tell you that these decisions are not cut and dry.”
Plusieurs amis de Wyatt ont affirmé publiquement qu’il est en santé et prêt à lutter de nouveau.
La WWE avait affirmé, de manière officielle, que le départ de Wyatt était dû à des coupures budgétaires.
Dave Meltzer et Bryan Alvarez, de Wrestling Observer, continuent de croire que Wyatt poursuivra sa carrière à Impact Wrestling et non à la AEW.
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