Tony Khan has reportedly allowed AEW talent to miss Dynamite to attend Bray Wyatt’s funeral service.
In the wake of Wyatt’s untimely passing, the wrestling world continues to mourn the loss of one of its most innovative and beloved performers. As the shockwaves reverberate throughout the industry, AEW President Tony Khan has made a compassionate decision that showcases the close-knit nature of the wrestling community.
Sean Ross Sapp recently took to X to share an update revealing that Khan has given AEW talent permission to attend Wyatt’s funeral service. This means that there may be some absences from either this week or next week’s episode of AEW Dynamite, depending on when the service will take place.
The decision to allow AEW wrestlers to attend the funeral service is a testament to the deep respect and camaraderie that exists within the wrestling community. It highlights the profound impact that Bray Wyatt had on his colleagues and the genuine bond they shared.
While the absence of AEW talent may disrupt the regular programming of AEW Dynamite, it serves as a reminder of the deeply personal nature of professional wrestling. The community rallies together in times of sorrow, demonstrating that the bonds forged in the ring are not easily broken.
Who Has Paid Tribute To Bray Wyatt?
Wrestlers from various promotions, including AEW, WWE, and beyond, have expressed their grief and paid tribute to Bray Wyatt since his passing. Including the likes of Braun Strowman, Karrion Kross, Shotzi and Rob Fee, who all got matching tattoos in tribute to the late Superstar.
As fans worldwide mourn the loss of Wyatt, they can find comfort in knowing that the wrestling community is united in their grief. The impact of Wyatt’s legacy will continue to resonate, both in the memories of those who knew him personally and in the hearts of fans who were touched by his performances.