Hey, friendos, Steve here, and we've got sad news coming out of the WWE as of earlier

today. Triple H tweeted this out at 332 p.m. Pacific time. He said, just received a call

from WWE Hall of Famer, Microtunda, who informed us of the tragic news that our WWE family member

for life, Windom Rotunda, also known as Bray Wyatt. Unexpectedly past earlier today,

our thoughts are with his family, and we ask that everyone respect their privacy at this time.

This was pretty shocking stuff, Larson. It was. It was. Later on, a little bit later,

Sean Rossap tweeted out and specified that he had permission and was encouraged by the family

to get the details of this correct evidently. Bray Wyatt had contracted a case of COVID,

and that. Well, what did you have the actual tweet? I do. I was given permission to reveal

that earlier this year, Windom Rotunda, Bray Wyatt, got COVID that exacerbated a heart issue.

There was a lot of positive progress towards a return in his recovery. Unfortunately,

today, he suffered a heart attack and passed away. Yeah, I mean, this is obviously pretty shocking.

I mean, the man has, he's only 36 years old, four children. Of course, his wife, JoJo.

And obviously, it goes without saying, probably one of the, if not, the most creative minds

in pro wrestling. And his presence is always eagerly anticipated when he's not around,

just to see what setup we're going to get next. And obviously, throughout the years,

WWE had been sort of up and down in terms of their effectiveness at using his style of storytelling.

But the one thing that can't be disputed is that he's always somebody who people talk about.

And people pay attention to. He had a magnetism that was almost unmatched. Yeah.

And a creativity and desire seemingly to move the creative aspect of pro wrestling into places

that had never been before. And in terms of the world of wrestling, I think that ultimately

will end up being his, probably his legacy. Yeah, he definitely seemed like he was trying to

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