From Sheep to Fiend, Here’s the Lore Behind Bray Wyatt’s WWE Masks Bray Wyatt made his long-awaited return at WWE Extreme Rules with a disturbing new mask. Check out our breakdown of all of ...

As seen in the related tweets below, Savini and Baker have been creating other COVID-19 masks based on characters like Jason. There's no word yet on if Wyatt's COVID-19 masks will be sold any time ...

Another person was responsible for one of Bray Wyatt's mask. In March 2021, The Fiend returned to action after being burnt alive by Randy Orton at TLC 2020. Upon his return, ...

The Field. In 2019, Bray Wyatt surprised the wrestling world with the uncovering of the Firefly Funhouse. Following quite a while of build-up, Wyatt uncovered his other monstrous half 'The Fiend'.

The spirit of Bray Wyatt lives on. In August 2023, Windham Rotunda, known to WWE fans as Bray Wyatt, sadly died at the age of 36. This week, his son Knash paid tribute to his alter ego, The Fiend ...

Jason Baker helped design the protective mask Rhea Ripley wore at Survivor Series. Baker is the artist responsible for helping to create The Fiend's mask for Bray Wyatt.

WWE star Bray Wyatt collaborator Jason Baker has addressed rumours The Fiend could return and claimed the mask molds have been 'destroyed'.

Baker is also the man behind Bray Wyatt's "The Fiend" mask, as well as Bo Dallas' "Uncle Howdy." He's also recently shared a new mask created for current WWE United States Champion Shinsuke Nakamura.

WWE superstar Bray Wyatt, who fascinated wrestling fans with his dark persona and brought the highly-praised "The Fiend" character to the ring, died Thursday at the age of 36.

It was a somewhat surprising moment when Rhea Ripley walked out for her WarGames match at Survivor Series. While fans would have anticipated she'd be wearing a protective mask on her face due to ...

One rumor that has been making the rounds this week is that WWE is bringing Wyatt back as The Fiend character. Since Bray Wyatt's hiatus from WWE TV, there have been all sorts of rumors on social ...

Bray Wyatt is including his famous “Fiend” persona into his every day life in one very meaningful way: his face mask coverings during the COVID-19 pandemic.