The former WWE star Bray Wyatt had helped the former WWE RAW Women’s Champion Alexa Bliss discover her darker side. The latter had transformed her gimmick and had unveiled a sinister side. Bliss recently recalled working with Wyatt’s alter ego, ‘The Fiend.’ The Fiend’ was WWE’s most popular superstars before he was shockingly fired last Summer. As ‘The Fiend,’ Wyatt was one of the very few supernatural characters to get over with fans. Though he built popularity, there was a feeling within WWE that Wyatt was doing more harm than good.
Alexa Bliss would love to work with Bray Wyatt if she returns
She recently spoke to Metro and lavished praise on Wyatt. She said that she would love to work with the former WWE Universal Champion again. Here is what she said:
“Oh, a hundred percent. He is a creative genius in every sense of the word. He made me step up my game. He obviously helped a lot with the Dark Alexa character I had to take that and evolve it into its own entity, and put my own spin on things.’
Bliss noted that Wyatt – who was shockingly released by WWE last summer – had some parting words and urged her to ‘keep it going’. She continued:
“Before he left, he just said, ‘Keep it alive, keep it going’, so I took that to heart and tried to keep it alive and going,” she smiled. “If he ever did return, a hundred percent I’d want to work with him.”
Bliss is not alone, as she admitted the whole roster wanted to work with him, in part due to his creativity and dedication as a performer and creative.
Bliss said:
“Everyone wanted to work with Windham, he’s just so good and so creatively genius. He put so much effort into his craft, and for me it was, how do I create something alongside him without lowering his integrity, lowering his character, lowering his stuff? Because you have to try to rise to the occasion instead of bringing the other person down to match your level I really tried in that sense to at least do his character justice… He’s the best!”
Alexa Bliss had recently expressed her disappointed with not being able to work with former WWE star Bray Wyatt. The former WWE Universal Champion Bray Wyatt was previously released by the company in July last year amid the budget cuts. His last in-ring appearance came at WrestleMania 37 when he lost to Randy Orton. He has been away from pro wrestling for quite some time. It was reported that he had been working on a horror film project along with special effects artist Jason Baker. Wyatt is already planning for a highly-anticipated comeback. ‘
