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WATCH: Old video of wrestlers speaking about Bray Wyatt during his funeral goes viral (Source: X)
An old video of wrestlers attending Bray Wyatt's funeral has gone viral. The video features some of the top wrestlers of recent times and of all times. The video seems to have been posted by WWE after the funeral of Windham Rotunda. The fans started to react to the video and felt sad to have lost a gem of a wrestler who had just reached the peak of his career.
The video featured the likes of The Undertaker, Sheamus, Braun Strowman, Eric Rowan, Randy Orton, Roman Reigns, and Bo Dallas. The narrator claimed it to be footage from Florida where a service was held two weeks after Wyatt's death. Eric reacted to the incident and claimed it was expected from Windham's funeral. He noticed smoke going off and red lights being involved.
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This was heavy... RIP Bray Wyatt 🕊️ pic.twitter.com/eiokQQkbfB
— Covalent TV (@TheCovalentTV) June 16, 2024
In the video, Roman Reigns was seen hugging Braun Strowman. Ric Flair and Finley were in the hall too. Braun said seeing many people together meant how important he was and showed what kind of a person Bray was. Randy Orton said about the closure he got to witness at the funeral. But he felt there could not be a closure on someone like Bray who was peaking.
The Undertaker and Braun Strowman speak about Bray Wyatt
In the background, Bo Dallas got emotional and hugged Windham's brother. He claimed to be in more pain than he ever thought would be possible from him. He felt it would be tough for him to get through it. Dallas claimed Wyatt would have done it for him and killed it. Uncle Howdy cried and claimed Bray to be not just a brother or a best friend but an idol for him.
Dallas claimed that Bray would remain the most beautiful and amazing person ever. Braun claimed Windham to be Taylor's superhero. He added that the service given by Bray for Taylor was unbelievable. On the 6th of September 2023, Wyatt breathed his last. Since then, the Wrestling world has been mourning his death. In the Hall of Fame 2024, he was given a tribute.