Exciting news has emerged for WWE fans, as it has been reported that former WWE Champion Bray Wyatt is set to make his long-awaited return to the company after a period of absence due to injury. The anticipation surrounding his comeback has been building ever since his match against Bobby Lashley at WrestleMania 39 was unexpectedly dropped from the card due to a legitimate injury suffered by Wyatt. While speculation had been circulating about his dissatisfaction with WWE, it appears that his absence was primarily due to the need for recovery and rehabilitation.
In a parallel storyline, another fan-favorite, Alexa Bliss, had her plans put on hold due to a different kind of life-altering event. Bliss, known for her captivating performances, recently took to social media to share the joyous news that she and her husband Ryan Cabrera are expecting their first child.
The baby, due to arrive in December 2023, has understandably shifted Bliss’s focus away from the wrestling ring as she embarks on the incredible journey of motherhood. Her absence from the squared circle has been longer than initially anticipated, as she had been undergoing treatment for skin cancer since January, adding another layer of challenge to her personal and professional life.
However, the latest buzz within the WWE Universe suggests that the return of Bray Wyatt is imminent. A tweet from BWE (@BoozerRasslin) on Twitter has sparked fervent speculation among fans, hinting at Wyatt’s imminent television comeback. When insiders were pressed for details regarding the plans for both Wyatt and Bliss, it was revealed that Wyatt’s return has already been carefully scripted, indicating that creative minds have been hard at work envisioning his triumphant comeback.
On the other hand, significant changes are reportedly in store for Bliss, undoubtedly due to her impending motherhood. WWE officials are undoubtedly strategizing how to seamlessly integrate her character back into the fold while respecting the demands and responsibilities of her new role as a parent.
