Uncle Howdy’s Big WWE Push Timeline Stated After Wyatt Sicks’ Impressive Start

Uncle Howdy and the rest of his stable-mates made an irrevocable impact when they debuted in WWE recently. While Bo Dallas returned as Howdy, much like his last role, other members of the stable seem to have returned anew. So far, we don't know much about the Wyatt 6 except the fact that it is a supernatural stable and one more member is yet to join them.

Former WWE star, , recently spoke on the topic and had nothing but respect to give to Bo Dallas for carrying forward his late brother's legacy with such grace. He even spoke about how long it may take for Howdy to reach the top.

Ryback hopes to see Bo Dallas as the WWE's biggest star in "six months" Uncle Howdy was first introduced to the promotion as part of Bray Wyatt's ideas. The late wrestler is unfortunately no longer with us, but his brother has decided to carry on with the legacy that he left behind. Following WrestleMania XL, WWE teased the appearance of the Wyatt Sicks in various ways and they eventually showed up. Until now, they have only appeared together as a group in WWE twice. Speaking of the electrifying beginning, Ryback said on the latest episode of his show , "So, job well done to Bo Dallas, man. I hope he's their biggest star in six months. Like, I just think he's always smiling, always was a great guy. Everybody loves him."

The retired wrestler has had his share of disputes with the Stamford-based company, making it all the more special to hear wholesome praise from him for a WWE gimmick. However, the stable's debut didn't happen without criticism. Even before they showed up, there were doubts about their success.

The Wyatt Sicks beat the odds to get over with fans Ryback showed his support for the Wyatt Sicks, wishing that Bo Dallas would become the top star in WWE. However, this wasn't the case with everyone in the wrestling world before their debut. When the speculations were still going on about when the new faction would debut in WWE, co-hosts of the Wrestling Observer Live were careful about their expectations. This is when Bryan Alvarez showed his discontent with how things seemed to be moving forward.

The industry insider claimed that he did not like the individual gimmicks that the members of The Wyatt Family played. Nevertheless, the Stamford-based company has unveiled various traits and motives in hopes of making a good gimmick collectively. Although this didn't give Alvarez enough confidence in the idea, it seems as if this was the idea all along. It is working in favor of the stable headed by Bo Dallas.

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