A bunch of ideas never came to fruition after the untimely passing of Bray Wyatt, including a program with Jeff Hardy as Willow.
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The world lost a great mind and an even better person in Bray Wyatt. His sudden passing left everyone shocked, as WWE was preparing for his return. At the time, Bray was in his second run with the company. He beat LA Knight at the Royal Rumble and was then removed from TV due to illness.
During his first run in WWE, Bray teamed with Matt Hardy; who was using he “Woken” gimmick. It made for some fun TV and they even were tag team champions for a bit. On the Keepin’ It 100 podcast, Jeff Hardy reveled Bray wanted to work opposite his alter ego, Willow.
Jeff Hardy And Bray Wyatt Could Have Made WWE Major Cash
“There was a moment when I was sitting with Bray, like on a bus during a tour or something,” said Jeff. “I think he was talking about some Fiend stuff for the future. But, I said, and he mentioned something like, ‘Maybe we could bring Willow in.’ He really wanted to bring Willow. That just, the wrestling fan in me and the younger version of me—because Willow was my main deal back in the day—I got so excited. I thought, one day, I could mix it up with him, Fiend and Willow but none of that happened.”
A lot has changed since we lost Bray. His brother, Bo Dallas, is keeping his memory going. Under the disguise of Uncle Howdy, he is the leader of the Wyatt Sicks. At this point, nobody has been able to stope the stable as they strike fear into everyone. The Hardy Boyz recently left AEW and are in TNA, but they have not signed deals. They have expressed interest in a final WWE run. So, do you think Jeff Hardy, as Willow, alongside Bray Wyatt, would have made for some of the best TV ever?
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