After months of enigmatic codes, cryptic teasers, and mysterious backstage vignettes, The Wyatt Sicks finally made their in-ring debut on WWE Raw. Joe Gacy, Dexter Lumis, and Erick Rowan emerged victorious in a high-stakes main event against The Creed Brothers and Chad Gable. With Bo Dallas and Nikki Cross fully immersed in their roles as Uncle Howdy and Abby the Witch at ringside, the faction’s debut was a spectacle filled with emotional tributes and nostalgia.
A Heartfelt Entrance
The Wyatt Sicks entered to Bray Wyatt’s final theme song, a poignant choice that set the tone for the night. Uncle Howdy sat in Wyatt’s iconic rocking chair while Abby the Witch held his lantern, creating a scene that resonated deeply with the audience. The match was peppered with references paying homage to both Wyatt and Brodie Lee (formerly known as Luke Harper), Rowan’s original Wyatt Family brothers.
Match Highlights and Emotional Tributes
The match reached its climax when Gacy powerbombed Lumis onto a prone Chad Gable. Lumis then executed a Rowan-assisted splash from the top rope, securing the win for The Wyatt Sicks. As they celebrated, Rowan and Howdy each shouted, “Yeah yeah yeah,” a nod to Brodie Lee, with Rowan also kissing toward the heavens in tribute.
In-Ring Performance and Commentary
Throughout the match, commentary made numerous references to Lumis and Gacy’s alter egos, Mercy the Buzzard and Huskus the Pigboy. Rowan, who received enthusiastic “We Want Rowan” chants from the Baltimore crowd, was referred to by his established name. The trio donned their masks during their entrance but set them aside for their in-ring performance, focusing on their roles as formidable wrestlers.
A Victory with Meaning
The Wyatt Sicks’ victory was not just a win in the ring but a heartfelt homage to the legacy of Bray Wyatt and Brodie Lee. The group posed in a manner reminiscent of The Wyatt Family, honoring their fallen brothers and cementing their place in WWE lore.