Fan footage captures Uncle Howdy and Erick Rowen sharing emotional moment following Wyatt Sicks victory after Raw went off-air 

Fan-captured footage reveals heartwarming moment between Erick Rowan and Uncle Howdy after the Wyatt Sicks won their match on Raw.

Fan footage captures Uncle Howdy and Erick Rowen sharing emotional moment following Wyatt Sicks victory after Raw went off-air 

Uncle Howdy and Erick Rowan share emotional moment after Wyatt Sicks victory (via WWE and @lexx_laflare/X)

The latest episode of Raw featured the in-ring debut of the Wyatt Sicks. Their team, consisting of Erick Rowan, Joe Gacy, and Dexter Lumis, took on the newly-formed American Made, comprising Chad Gable and the Creed Brothers. The show ended with the spooky faction picking up the pinfall victory. They posed in the ring as the show went off the air.

Fan-captured footage has now revealed a heartfelt gesture that took place between the faction members after the show went off the air. The lights in the arena were dimmed down. Fans in the crowd turned on the flashlights in their phones to represent the fireflies. The footage showed Bo Dallas, dressed as Uncle Howdy, and Rowan embracing each other after the match.

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With his arm around Rowan, The former NXT Champion pointed towards the sky, presumably at his deceased brother, Bray Wyatt. The former Wyatt Family member joined him in pointing upwards. He also remembered his former tag team partner, Luke Harper, who he grieved during his VHS tape. Several members of the audience also joined them in pointing upwards and remembering their lost ones.

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This led to Nikki Cross, Joe Gacy, and Dexter Lumis joining the duo, and the entire faction embraced in a group hug. They exited the ring with cheers from the audience, who were touched by this heartwarming gesture from the Wyatt Sicks.

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Braun Strowman says that he is avoiding the Wyatt Sicks

Similar to Erick Rowan, Braun Strowman was a notable member of the Wyatt Family during his early days in WWE. Therefore, fans found it odd that he is not part of the Uncle Howdy-led faction. Furthermore, he has not had any interactions with them. This may be intentional, as the Monster Among Men recently revealed that he has no interest in getting involved in their business as he was terrified of them.

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Braun Strowman in the Wyatt Family (via WWE)

Speaking on the Ringer Wrestling Show, Strowman revealed that he is purposely trying to stay as far apart as he can from the faction. He revealed that he had worked extremely hard to separate that part of him from himself while breaking out as a singles star. He simply did not want to be sucked in once again. 

There’s a monster inside of this monster and I feel him rattle his cage because there’s something about them that I can feel myself wanting to be pulled, I’m fighting it.
Braun Strowman on the Ringer Wrestling Show

Braun Strowman claimed that there was a monster inside of him that was being pulled towards the group. However, he does not want to let it out of its cage. If the faction was able to bring out that side of him once again, he feared for what would happen to him and those around him. The 41-year-old is not the only superstar afraid of the group, as Jey Uso has also expressed wanting nothing to do with the Wyatt Sicks.

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