WWE has launched two new shirts, and whereas the art work would not seem to match any present member of the roster, it might make extra sense within the close to future.
The shirts, each of which show the phrases “I set them free” together with comparable hen designs, really feel of a chunk with the current spate of teases for an upcoming faction that may embrace Uncle Howdy and different characters from the universe of former WWE Champion Bray Wyatt, who died final yr however whose legacy is claimed to be carried on by the yet-to-debut faction. Because it stands, the rumored members of the group are Bray’s brother Bo Dallas, Nikki Cross, Dexter Lumis, Joe Gacy, and Erick Rowan.
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The precise phrase “I set them free” appeared in final week’s tease of the faction. Like all the opposite teases, it got here by way of QR code on the display screen and led to a video that includes many cryptic messages and imagery. The phrase was additionally included in the 55-minute video that aired on WWE’s Twitch stream Thursday. These hints have turn out to be so prevalent that the “WWE Uncooked” announce staff has begun acknowledging them, however there is not any phrase on when the group will debut. The shirts are listed on WWEShop as “Cavebird 1” and “Cavebird 2” — the teases have included some hen imagery, however the phrase “cavebird” hasn’t been outstanding.
Wyatt died in August 2023, getting ready for a return to the ring from a COVID-related coronary heart ailment, which in the end claimed his life. He final wrestled on the Royal Rumble, defeating LA Knight in a “Mountain Dew Pitch Black Match.” He was 36 years outdated. Wyatt was honored with a life-sized statue at this yr’s WrestleMania weekend, the place his father Mike Rotunda was additionally inducted into the WWE Corridor of Fame alongside his uncle Barry Windham.
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