VIDEO: The Bray Wyatt Inspired Stable Is In WWE And They’re Off To A Violent Start

They’re here. Stables have been one of the biggest parts of wrestling for decades now and that continues to this day. You can see a variety of wrestlers involved in a group be given a fresh start in wrestling, including if they have been around a promotion before. That was the situation again this week, as a long awaited stable officially made their debut in a rather violent way.

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This week on Monday Night Raw, the Bray Wyatt inspired stable made their debut following the main event. The debut saw the team attack various people in the back, including Chad Gable, with Erick Rowan, Nikki Cross and Bo Dallas, the latter as Uncle Howdy, being visible (though not identified by name on the show). Eventually five members of the team were shown to end the show, with Howdy saying “WE’RE HERE”. This stable has been rumored for several weeks, with the speculation beginning at the end of the Bray Wyatt documentary from earlier this year.

This was something. Check out the debut plus what Uncle Howdy has done in WWE before:

Opinion: I’m not sure what to make of the team as it is all going to depend on how things go from here. If the team is treated as something serious, they could work out. If they’re treated as afterthoughts or jokes, line them up on the Retribution Express. For now, they have started off well and now we could be in for something rather good, depending on how the whole thing goes.

What did you think of the debut? Where do you see it going? Let us know in the comments below.

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