While speaking to WrestlingNewsCo’s Steve Fall in a recent interview, Becky Lynch remembered the late Bray Wyatt.
Wyatt passed away last August. She said,
“Oh man, Bray was always one of those people that you look forward to seeing because he had this, just this warmth about him and this kindness and this mischief in his eyes. Like he had the most sparkly eyes you’ve ever seen and that raspy voice and his signature laugh and his hugs, like he gave you, the world’s best talk, like it was, there was just nothing but love. You could just sit down and talk to him for hours about anything. I remember the first time meeting him and he was this huge star and I was just an extra. He just talked to me like an equal. There’s not a lot of people that did that, you know, especially back then and there was just goodness in him. There was just, he was good and he was kind. I told this story about how I didn’t have a clue how to set up a table and he spent a long time showing me. Then it was funny because I had a last woman standing match with Nia, and I couldn’t set up the damn table and I was like, oh, if only Windham was here, you know?”
Remembering Bray Wyatt: Becky Lynch Reflects on the Late Superstar
In a recent interview with WrestlingNewsCo’s Steve Fall, former WWE superstar Becky Lynch shared her heartfelt memories of the late Bray Wyatt. Wyatt, who tragically passed away in August of last year, left a lasting impact on Lynch and many others in the wrestling community.
Lynch fondly recalled Wyatt’s warm and kind nature, describing him as someone who exuded mischief in his eyes and had a unique sparkle that drew people in. She reminisced about his raspy voice, signature laugh, and the world’s best hugs that he generously shared with those around him. According to Lynch, sitting down and talking to Wyatt for hours was a joyous experience filled with love and genuine connection.
The former WWE Women’s Champion also highlighted Wyatt’s humility and down-to-earth personality. Despite being a huge star in the wrestling industry, he treated everyone as equals, including Lynch when she was just starting out as an extra. This genuine kindness and goodness were rare qualities that set Wyatt apart from others.
Lynch shared a heartwarming anecdote about Wyatt teaching her how to set up a table during their time together. She expressed her gratitude for his patience and willingness to help her learn, emphasizing the impact he had on her career and personal growth. Even years later, Lynch still wished for his guidance when faced with challenges like setting up a table during her last woman standing match with Nia Jax.
The interview showcased the deep respect and admiration Lynch had for Wyatt, not only as a fellow wrestler but as a person. She spoke highly of his character and the positive influence he had on those around him. Lynch’s words painted a picture of a man who embodied goodness and kindness, leaving an indelible mark on the wrestling community.
Bray Wyatt’s untimely passing was a shock to fans worldwide, and his absence continues to be felt deeply. However, through the memories and stories shared by individuals like Becky Lynch, his legacy lives on. Wyatt’s impact extended far beyond the wrestling ring, touching the lives of those who had the privilege of knowing him.
As the wrestling community mourns the loss of Bray Wyatt, it is heartening to hear stories that celebrate his life and the positive energy he brought to those around him. Becky Lynch’s reflections serve as a reminder of the profound impact one person can have on others and the lasting impression they leave behind.
While Wyatt may no longer be physically present, his spirit lives on in the hearts of those who knew and loved him. The wrestling world will forever remember Bray Wyatt as a talented performer, a kind soul, and a cherished friend.