Dan Spivey Praises Bray Wyatt, Says He’d Love To Return To WWE As Wyatt Family Member

Former WWE talent Dan Spivey was interviewed by “The Two Man Power Trip of Wrestling recently. A number of topics were discussed, including the Bray Wyatt character and how Spivey thinks Windham Rotunda has done so far with it.

 


 

On Bray Asking Him About The Waylon Mercy Character:

“I’m just assuming that everybody knows but me and Mike (Rotunda) were partners when I first came to the WWE. I teamed up with him as the US-Express. Mike’s two kids Widham and Bo were both down in the training facility for the WWE and Bray (Windham) came to me and asked me about Waylon Mercy. So we talked and I gave him some ideas and the kid ran with it and he’s done a great job with it and I am really happy for him.”

If He’d Be Open To The Idea Of Joining The Wyatt Family:

“I would love to do it. I think there is a lot to be done with it. I kind of think though that they want Bray to be on his own and they don’t want any association with me, which I think is crazy because what an angle that could’ve been when Bray wrestled Taker. The connection with me and Undertaker as The Sky-Skyscrapers and Bray as Rotundo’s kid doing my old gimmick. If you are asking the question would I be interested in doing it? Yeah I would. I think that would be great.”

On Whether Or Not Current WWE Talent Could Handle The “Old School” Travel Schedule:

“I think so, but the main reason we did those schedules was for the money. I went ninety days one time without ever coming home. When you are living on the road for ninety days, it was hard but we had a good time doing it. It was hard work and the thing was we were all chasing money. When you work ninety straight days you get a pretty good paycheck. Everyone wanted to work for WWE, (in the day WWF) because it was the number one company. It’s the company that if you work for them, you got famous. It was seen all over the world. Vince took it International and if you take guys today and bring them in there they would work for Vince for free to get the notoriety. It was a privilege to work for that company and because when you got to the WWE you made it in the business.”

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