Uncle Howdy and Wyatt 6 continue to grab the center stage of the WWE Universe, bringing in several spine-chilling twists to the storyline. Following the earth-shattering debut of the vicious faction on Raw after a lot of back and forth, WWE placed Bo Dallas and Uncle Howdy as two manifestations of a single personality much like The Fiend and the Wyatt connection. The split personality disorder, however, came to the surface through VHS tapes that shook the commentary desk off on the red brand.

Surprisingly, it didn’t move Michael Cole even a bit. Is he getting seasoned with the spooky antics? Dave LaGreca from Busted Open Radio adressed it louder.

Raw commentator showed maturity in dealing with Uncle Howdy’s latest quirk

On this week’s WWE RAW, the Wyatt Sicks again got on the nerves of Chad Gable with a clearer intention. However, this time alongside Nikki Cross, the Rambling Rabbit, Mercy The Buzzard, and Huskus The Pig, Abby The Witch delivered the next VHS tape to Michael Cole in the creepiest segment. Much to the viewers’ shock, it was Uncle Howdy and Bo Dallas’ interview again. But how Cole handled the total situation with a balanced facial expression was even more shocking.

Referring to this detail, Dave LaGreca noted on the ‘Busted Open’ podcast, ”Is Michael Cole just going to get used to the lights going out and the smoke and the creepy looking girl like she just came out of the movie The Ring, you know, comes out? Like there needs to be consistency. When the lights go out and you know, and the smoke, people need to scatter. I mean, I mean, for Christ’s sake, two weeks in a row, this has happened.”

“And the security guards that were planted at the announce table position are now knocked out. We don’t know who knocked them out. Cole should be terrified. He should be running for the hills,” LaGreca added.

Moving ahead, the errie interview has already planted the seed for the next pivot in the story.

Solo Sikoa seems to be the next prey of Wyatt 6

The family members displayed a unique blend of bond and togetherness, showing how they all can turn the world together if they want. In one part of the interview, Bo Dallas clearly showed how they disdained the theory of betrayal. He called out all the WWE stars who went against their family for their own game and we all could guess whom it was predominantly aimed at.

Solo Sikoa, who’s currently doing everything in his power to surpass his formal lord and sit at the helm of the Bloodline for once and all, was seemingly the subject of Howdy’s subliminal criticism. It could also mean Chad Gable again, given WWE preferably wants to focus on the Civil War before inflicting any other storyline into it. But the Bloodline vs Wyatt 6 clash seems fated nonetheless.

What’s your take on Michael Cole’s cool way of handling the spine-chilling VHS segment? Let us know in the comments.