“He would just fight” – Bray Wyatt was “very challenging” to work with, according to major WWE name

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Speaking on Something To Wrestle With, Prichard described the Eater of the Worlds as challenging but creative.

“Bray was challenging. I loved it. Very challenging, man, creative, beyond creative. A guy whose mind was somewhere else all the time, and very challenging and just so much fun, because you could get out there on that plane with him, and then you just started. The absurdity of it all made it so easy, but difficult at the same time, because you’re trying to explain to someone that, no, this isn’t real. We’re in his mind. Nobody else can do that,” he said.

Prichard said he loved working with the former WWE Champion and it would get frustrating at times. He mentioned Bray Wyatt would fight for the ideas he wanted to present.

“I enjoyed, God, loved working with Bray. It was and frustrated, too, man. We had some spirited conversations, great conversations that just was, like, No dude, he would just fight. And after a while you had to let him in, you know, all those personalities. Man, they were all in his head, and trying to explain the concept of no what you’re looking at, you’re not looking at a fun house. Man, this isn’t real. You are now inside Bray’s head. And whether that came across or not, that’s what it was. He was a friggin joy…it was incredible,” he added.

Baron Corbin reveals Bray Wyatt’s last message to him

Bray Wyatt developed many friendships with WWE stars during his time in the promotion. During an interview on Off The Ropes, former WWE star Bishop Dyer, fka Baron Corbin, spoke about his bond with the late wrestler.

Dyer revealed that Bray sent him a voice memo as he hadn’t replied in a couple of days.

Bray Wyatt told him that he was busy in the woods trying to come up with ideas for his character. Dyer said that he was the definition of a “creative mind” with an amazing character.

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