The Wyatt Sicks made their return to “WWE Raw,” setting their sights on The Miz, Karrion Kross, and The Final Testament. This marked the stable’s first appearance since Bo Dallas, portraying the masked and disguised Uncle Howdy, secured a victory against Chad Gable on the August 26 edition of “Raw.”
Their reappearance followed a loss by The Final Testament’s Authors of Pain in a first-round bout for the World Tag Team Championship contender tournament.
AOP faced The New Day but were distracted when The Miz arrived at ringside, leading to an unexpected encounter with his former ally, R-Truth. During the commotion, Truth landed a boot on Kross, and the distraction gave Kofi Kingston an opening to roll up Rezar for the pin.
After the match, New Day and Truth celebrated together, only for The Miz and The Final Testament to ambush Truth just as New Day made their way toward the ramp.
Kingston wanted to assist Truth, but Xavier Woods held him back. Suddenly, the arena lights went dark, and when they returned, the Wyatt Sicks had arrived—though their leader, Uncle Howdy, was absent.
Kross sided with the Sicks as chaos erupted, with Joe Gacy, Dexter Lumis, Erick Rowan, and Nikki Cross engaging in a wild brawl in the crowd. Meanwhile, The Miz stayed low in the ring, avoiding confrontation, but when he stood up, Uncle Howdy was right behind him.
Paul Ellering stepped in, shoving Miz aside, only to be hit with a devastating Mandible Claw. Since their debut, the Wyatt Sicks have targeted individuals who betrayed friends or partners, and last week, their emblem appeared on the screen during a Miz segment, hinting at their intentions.