Numerous peers, friends and fans have posted tributes to the late Windham Rotunda, known in the wrestling world as Bray Wyatt. Shockingly, the incredibly charismatic wrestler passed away at just 36 years old from a heart attack which stemmed from a bout with C*VID-19 earlier this year.
The former WWE Champion and Universal Champion is survived by fiancée Joseann Offerman, four children, parents Mike and Stephanie, brother Bo Dallas and sister Mika.
Alexa Bliss, Braun Strowman, The Rock, Mick Foley and countless others posted heartfelt messages and stories about Wyatt via social media.
FOZZY performed on Friday night in London as a pre-cursor to All Elite Wrestling’s “All In” pay-per-view which is set for Sunday at Wembley Stadium. During their set, Chris Jericho also paid tribute to Wyatt dedicating the show and FOZZY’s upcoming appearance at Sunday’s “All In” to the late star.
“We lost a great brother last night,” Jericho said from the stage as the crowd began chanting “Thank you Bray.”
Jericho continued: “You know him as Bray. I know him as Windham. A f*cking great guy. One of the most creative minds I ever had the pleasure to work with, and I worked with him all over the world. I think we even worked here. If not in London, we worked in the UK.”
The crowd then broke into Wyatt’s entrance theme, ”The Whole World In His Hands,” while Jericho paused briefly before closing: “Thanks to Windham. Thanks to you guys for remembering him. We dedicate this show tonight, and I dedicate the show on Sunday to the memory of the late, great Windham Rotunda. Now let’s keep the party going, because that’s what Windham would want.”
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