sheep mask, Luke Harper; a rather hairy man who hasn't changed his wife beater in at least six months, and has most recently been joined by Braun Strowman; another hairy, bearded dude with disturbing sweat stains, combat boots, and a pot belly. All of these guys seriously look like they've been living in the woods for years, feasting on fattened boars. Without utensils. Rolling around in moss. And that's all part of the gimmick. The vignette that aired a few weeks before their debut showed The Wyatts standing in a forest clearing, all with arms outstretched, reminisent of both Jesus' position on the cross, and the motions a priest makes as he consecrates the bread and wine at a Christian Eucharist.

 

The Wyatt Family are loyal to someone called "Sister Abigail" who we never actually see or get much elaboration on. Bray talks about her a lot in his promos, however, and his signature move is named explicitly after her. Before he administers the Sister Abigail, Bray will kiss his victim on the forehead, which has to be a million times more frightening than the actual beating. After the ritual kiss, Bray will sometimes look to the sky like he's speaking to Sister Abigail, and will complete reverse swinging face buster he named after her in her honour. Bray kicks the living daylights out of his opponents ritually or in her honour like Christians celebrate the Eucharist in honour and remembrance of Jesus.