Bray Wyatt might not have been on Raw yet again this week, but he was most certainly present on social media throughout the show.
Where oh where has Bray Wyatt gone? It has now been a full three months since The Eater Of Worlds was last on WWE television. Wyatt had been paired up with Matt Hardy and even won the Raw Tag Team Titles alongside him. However, due to a possible career-ending injury for The Woken One, that partnership had to be dissolved.
Despite Wyatt presumably not being injured, he has disappeared along with his former partner. It hasn't been radio silence on the former WWE Champion's part, however. Wyatt has been very vocal on Twitter, but his words have been extremely cryptic. He seems to be hinting at the formation of some sort of faction, perhaps a Wyatt Family reunion.
RUMOR: WWE IS CONSIDERING A WYATT FAMILY REFORMATION
Those cryptic tweets continued throughout this week's episode of Raw. This time there was an underlying commonality, the number four. A couple of them were also verses taken directly from the Bible, one of which relates to the four horsemen of the apocalypse. Wyatt also references a Dr. Mercy. It's anyone's guess as to who Mercy might be, but we're assuming that Wyatt is referencing himself.
If it is indeed the beginnings of a Wyatt Family rebirth, then it would appear that the faction's fearless leader has already begun the recruitment process. The tweet that sparked his ramblings on Monday night was a reply to his former partner, Luke Harper. Harper tweeted that he was a team player, and it was then that Wyatt referenced the four horsemen of the apocalypse in his reply, signing off with the number four.
One thing is for certain, whatever WWE has planned for Wyatt, we want to see him back on our screens soon. The same goes for Harper for that matter. Both men are far too good to be sitting on the sidelines for no good reason. If it takes a rehash of the Wyatt Family to get them back on TV, so be it. Maybe we will see some new recruits in Wyatt's ranks so it doesn't simply feel like an exact replica of what came before.