As the latest episode of WWE SmackDown progressed, fans witnessed several iconic tributes to Bray Wyatt by the entire roster. While WWE paid a huge tribute to Wyatt with the ten-bell salute and a video package, they also booked a huge match between two of Wyatt’s rivals.
However, what came as a surprise was Rey Mysterio paying his own tribute to Wyatt. This subtle yet powerful gesture went unnoticed during his match with Grayson Waller.
WWE Fans react as Rey Mysterio pays tribute to Bray Wyatt
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Rey Mysterio and Bray Wyatt never had a program with each other. However, during the latest match between Mysterio and Grayson Waller on WWE SmackDown, the United States Champion paid tribute to Wyatt in a classy way.
The WWE Hall of Famer would hit Waller with Wyatt’s signature Clothesline and follow it up with a falling senton. This was one of Wyatt’s most well-known moves and the 48-year-old played it out well.
However, several fans would miss out on this spot on their television and would take to Twitter to react to it.
No one from the announcers mentioned that tribute spot,,disappointment
— Don Ahmed🍍 (@DonBuri92) August 26, 2023
I didn’t Even catch that omfg 😓
— Bellacami (@B3llacami) August 26, 2023
didnt catch on at first and i was so surprised at a clothesline from rey😭
— jesse (@RucasSurfboard) August 26, 2023
Great catch, I didn’t realize it at all!
— Bisg Money (@BisgMoney) August 26, 2023
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True! I cuaght the Senton, forgot about the trademark Lariat
— Kimi Martinez #JB17 🏳️🌈 (@KimiMtz17) August 26, 2023
LA Knight and Finn Balor will take on each other in the main event of WWE SmackDown. Both of them are extremely talented wrestlers, and fans are now on the edge of their seats waiting to see what they have packed in their arsenal to pay tribute to Wyatt.
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