Professional wrestling legend, Mark Henry, recently shared a heartwarming and lighthearted story about his last interaction with the late Bray Wyatt. During an appearance on Busted Open Radio, Henry reminisced about their time together and the genuine humor that Wyatt brought to every situation.
Their final meeting took place at a signing event in Los Angeles during WrestleMania. Henry’s son, Jacob, was accompanying him, and Wyatt couldn’t help but comment on how much the young boy had grown. He playfully asked Jacob if Henry had ever told him about the time WWE wanted both of them to lose weight.
Wyatt revealed that they had just come out of a meeting where the company had expressed their desire for both Henry and Wyatt to shed some pounds. However, Henry’s response to the request was unexpected and hilarious. He simply said, “Okay, alright, enough. I’m going to start right after I go to Taco Cabana.” Jacob burst into laughter, and Wyatt’s natural comedic timing added to the joyous moment.
During the radio interview, Henry fondly remembered Wyatt’s ability to bring laughter to any situation without even trying. He described the late wrestler as a genuinely funny person who could effortlessly make people smile. Henry’s love and admiration for Wyatt were evident in his words.
The wrestling community was deeply saddened by the news of Bray Wyatt’s passing. The talented performer, whose real name was Windham Rotunda, tragically suffered a heart attack. Fans and fellow wrestlers alike have been sharing their memories and expressing their condolences.
Mark Henry’s recollection of his last encounter with Wyatt provides a touching glimpse into their friendship and the positive impact Wyatt had on those around him. It serves as a reminder of his unique personality and the joy he brought to the wrestling world.
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