WWE star Bray Wyatt recently spoke with The Mirror to promote WWE’s upcoming UK Tour in November and below are some interview highlights:
On SmackDown being better than Raw:
“SmackDown is the better show, period. Bottom line. It’s a better show and type of product. All the big dogs are over here on SmackDown. It’s been very, very good for me and very good for everyone on it. We view it as a war you know, it’s a war with Raw and we’re winning. It’s just a better show man.”
Whether he has an eye on AJ Styles:
“Oh of course. And I want to preface this with I respect AJ Styles. He’s a well-travelled veteran, he’s incredible inside the squared circle. He’s impressive. That is true, no-one can deny that. But I fear no man. I only fear God. And AJ is no God. So if and when we do cross paths, I see myself taking that from him, or whoever else has it at the time. My time is coming. I can just feel it in the air and I think WWE fans all around the world can just feel it in the air. My time is coming.”
The experience of wrestling Undertaker at WrestleMania:
“Man, I tell you what, watching him walking down that aisle, that ramp, coming to the ring at WrestleMania, was one of the most breathtaking moments I’ve ever experienced. It was, it felt like you have travelled back in time to the Old West and you were about to square off in a gunfight with the baddest gunslinger in town. I think just the aura he brings, man, it’s never duplicated. I have been in there with some real studs like The Rock [at WrestleMania 32 this year] who has that kind of aura, John Cena has his own aura, but The Undertaker, there is no duplicating that. It’s just a feeling that he gives off man, which is just ‘wow’, it’s just real man, and getting ready to square off with him, watching him walk down, I’ve never felt so alive. I couldn’t wait for that bell to ring. Man, what a feeling.”
Nick was born and raised in Detroit, Michigan, and lived there until the age of 18, when he decided to pack his flack jacket and move to New York City.
