Uncle Howdy and the Wyatt 6 warned us about the massacre that would come if we didn’t take the QR code warnings seriously. WWE ended up fulfilling this prophecy as we saw during the ending segment of Monday Night Raw 06/17. The Gorilla, WWE’s backstage, witnessed the scintillating return of the supernatural stable.

The faction decimated the WWE crew that was present backstage as they lay on the floor, lifeless. Although it is not confirmed how WWE is going to proceed with this storyline further if so many wrestlers have been massacred, an interesting detail to notice was that Triple H missed the unfortunate fate.

Was Triple H invisible to Uncle Howdy?

There were some familiar faces backstage during the massacre segment. We saw some WWE stars and backstage crew lying on the floor. However, Triple H was nowhere to be found. This is surprising because the CCO was in The Gorilla when Drew McIntyre quit WWE. Bryan Alvarez said during the Wrestling Observer Radio, “Hunter is still in the gorilla. These guys murdered everybody. Everybody in the gorilla was murdered. That’s ridiculous. Where was the guy?” Not knowing the exact answer, Dave Meltzer guessed, “Maybe he was in the bathroom. I don’t know.”

Meltzer thinks that it is unlikely that Triple H would ever become a target of the Wyatt 6 on screen. This may be because he is too pivotal of a figure to be massacred among the rest of the talents. Despite targeting the entire backstage during his return, Uncle Howdy may not stop there. In fact, Dave Meltzer also predicted who might be his first rival in a storyline as soon as the dust has settled in regards to the new faction.

Who will Uncle Howdy target first?

The final segment aired live right after the main event ended. In the main event, Jey Uso took on two other wrestlers in a triple-threat match to qualify for the MITB ladder match in July. The entire arena was celebrating and meeting with the “Main Event” superstar when the lights went out. This is when the bone-chilling Wyatt 6 segment began and Dave Meltzer doesn’t think that it was a coincidence.

The Stamford-based company could have placed any match to feature on the main event during the night. Moreover, it could have been any other wrestler that could have gained victory in the main event before the Wyatt 6’s debut. So, Jey Uso being the main event winner for the night right before Uncle Howdy’s return, puts him in highlight in front of the supernatural stable. The former Bloodline leader had made a suggestive comment involving the buzzards recently and Howdy could take aim for that infuriative comment. This may be a sign that WWE is planning for him to be the next target for Uncle Howdy and his cult-like faction.

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