One of the segments that has most teased fans at Friday Night Smackdown is Alexa Bliss’ involvement in the feud between Bray Wyatt (The Fiend) and Braun Strowman. The wrestler appeared as Sister Abigail during the Swamp Fight between the two wrestlers at Extreme Rules, and then got involved in the feud again in the final weeks of the blue show.
Fans appeared incredulous at this choice and, although Bliss is now fully involved in the storyline, it is not clear if the woman really corresponds to Sister Abigail or if it is just the umpteenth attempt by The Fiend to manipulate her opponent.
The anecdote revealed by a now former WWE
Former Wyatt family member Erick Rowan spoke in an interview with SportsKeeda’s Stephanie Chase. Here are his statements: “I do not know the intentions of WWE, but to my knowledge Sister Abigail, at least in the initial plans of the federation, should never have been a real person”
During this interview, the former team member Bray Wyatt was the leader talked about about his pet cage and what it had to be inside: “We were trying to build something that was as strange as possible, but in the end that storyline really made me sick.
I sent a lot of messages to Paul Heyman and the writers, I had great ideas about it. I’m so big and fat and it would have been great to have a woman like American Horror Story’s Jyoti Amge in the cage.
Such a small and delicate thing. He would have shown a different part of me to the fans. Everyone is trying to humanize people in wrestling these days, but I believe inhuman characters are the best.
That’s the cool thing when I watch movies. That’s the thing that strikes me most in both wrestling and real life. I love the world of horror and how it really makes me feel ”
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