Bray Wyatt recently spoke with The Mirror to promote the upcoming WWE UK Tour in November. Here are the highlights.
SmackDown’s new general manager is Daniel Bryan, a one-time member of the Wyatt Family, with whom you probably had the best match of your career, when you defeated him at the Royal Rumble in 2014.
“Yeah having Daniel Bryan there is something special and he’s someone I view as being one of my greatest opponents. It’s a shame that things got cut short and we never got to go back there. But having him around, there is always going to be that intrigue. I haven’t had too many instances when I’ve got to be on camera speaking with him, but I look forward to those type of things, with Shane McMahon as well. Everything on SmackDown is superior to Raw and having Daniel Bryan and Shane running the show, I’m cool with that as long as they don’t get in my way.”
Another key moment in your career was facing The Undertaker at WrestleMania 31 in April 2015. What are your memories of that?
“Man, I tell you what, watching him walking down that aisle, that ramp, coming to the ring at WrestleMania, was one of the most breathtaking moments I’ve ever experienced. It was, it felt like you have travelled back in time to the Old West and you were about to square off in a gunfight with the baddest gunslinger in town. I think just the aura he brings, man, it’s never duplicated. I have been in there with some real studs like The Rock [at WrestleMania 32 this year] who has that kind of aura, John Cena has his own aura, but The Undertaker, there is no duplicating that. It’s just a feeling that he gives off man, which is just ‘wow’, it’s just real man, and getting ready to square off with him, watching him walk down, I’ve never felt so alive. I couldn’t wait for that bell to ring. Man, what a feeling.”
