“Sorry” – Ex-WWE star reveals Bray Wyatt’s last message to him

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Recently, Bishop Dyer, formerly known as Baron Corbin, spoke about his friendship with the late wrestler. He revealed details of the final conversation between the two.

Dyer mentioned that Bray sent him a voice memo since he hadn’t replied in a couple of days. The Eater of the Worlds told him that he was busy with ideas for his character.

“I looked back, and I still have the last message that was sent between us. He sent a voice memo because he hadn’t replied in a couple of days, and I was texting with him, and he’s like, ‘Sorry dude, I’ve been in the woods just finding new stuff for the character,'” he said.

Dyer mentioned that the former WWE Champion was like that and he would always come up with ideas to develop his character further and make it more believable. He said that Bray was a definition of a creative mind.

“He was always changing, and the promos, and the stories he would tell. He is the true definition of a creative mind with an amazing character and just kind of letting him be him.”

Infamous WWE match bothered Bray Wyatt

Bray Wyatt has been part of some unique matches in WWE history. While many of his bouts are fondly remembered, his infamous Hell in a Cell match against Seth Rollins in 2019 was a forgettable encounter.

Bray wrestled as The Fiend inside the cell, and the arena was swathed with red lighting. Moreover, the match ended with a referee stoppage after Rollins smashed The Fiend’s head with a sledgehammer.

The match was heavily criticized and not well received by the fans. In an interview on the My Mom’s Basement podcast, Rollins said the reception of the match really bothered Bray Wyatt.

He said the late star wanted to work with him again so that they would be able to show the fans what they could deliver.

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