Bray Wyatt aka The Fiend aka Windham Rotunda has been missed! Ever since his WWE release, his fans have been waiting to know more about his future as a pro-wrestler.

Wyatt’s non-compete clause finally ended towards the second half of October 2021. But, he hasn’t made any debut with any other wrestling promotion. Now, his next public appearance as a pro-wrestler has finally been revealed.

Bray Wyatt will reportedly be there at WrestleCon at Dallas 2022. It’ll be taking place at the Fairmont Hotel in downtown Dallas, and Wyatt is the one of the first names the event announced out of 200+ talents.

Moreover, the poster shows all three of his WWE avatars – Bray Wyatt, The Fiend, and Firefly Fun House’s Wyatt! Its an exciting opportunity for the fans to meet him in person who have definitely missed watching him in action on WWE Television.

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Bray Wyatt may never return to professional wrestling

While he’ll be present at WrestleCon, it doesn’t necessarily mean he’s going to come back to professional wrestling. In fact, WWE releasing him was probably the sign he needed to pursue a different career.

After his non-compete clauses ended, Wyatt revealed that he’s working on a feature film. As a result, it will be awhile before he even considers going back to professional wrestling.

Of course, that doesn’t mean that it’s completely off the table. Pro-wrestlers are known to come back to the sport after taking a break to pursue their other dreams. As of now, not much is revealed about Wyatt’s future plans with the industry.

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The Fiend will remain a popular character among the WWE Universe

WWE may have removed Wyatt from the company, but nothing can remove his memories from the WWE Universe.

His alter ego, The Fiend, was one of the popular choices for Halloween costumes in 2021.

Furthermore, The Fiend was one of the unique characters that WWE came up with. The way Wyatt portrayed the character was unimaginably good. It will take quite the effort from WWE’s end to replace The Fiend with a character just as unique.

Do you think WWE can do it? Let us know in the comments below.