Bo Dallas Opens Up On Uncle Howdy WWE Character

Published: Oct 26, 2024 by Connel Rumsey | Last Updated: Oct 26, 2024 by Connel Rumsey

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Bo Dallas has opened up on his current Uncle Howdy character in WWE, and having the chance to portray a character similar to his brother.

When Bray Wyatt made his return to WWE at Extreme Rules in 2022, he did so with a new spin on his character, which incorporated his real-life brother, Bo Dallas, portraying ‘Uncle Howdy’.

Following Bray’s tragic passing in August 2023, Dallas has returned to WWE television as Uncle Howdy, leading the Wyatt Sicks faction on Raw, where the group recently entered a new rivalry with the Final Testament and The Miz.

Speaking to Headlock, Bo opened up on his portrayal of Uncle Howdy, and how it’s the most creative character he has played in his career.

He said:

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“Oh, for sure. This has always been the stuff that I’ve liked, and my brother. We’ve always been intrigued with the different, the odd, eerie parts of the world, scary stuff. I never got the opportunity to do that. We kind of both, go went down different lanes, and now I got this chance.

“I always saw what Windham was doing, and that’s the stuff that both of us like but i was not in that. I didn’t have the opportunity to do that. Now that I do, like I said, I feel like a little kid playing and I still feel like I have my brother with me and it’s unbelievable.”

transcription via Fightful

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