Wyatt Family Hall Of Fame Induction: Erick Rowan Believes It's Premature

The WWE Hall of Fame continues to induct legendary figures, with names like Paul Heyman and The U.S. Express confirmed for 2024. However, one group conspicuously absent is The Wyatt Family, despite their undeniable impact.

Erick Rowan, a former member of the Wyatt Family, recently addressed the fan-driven campaign for their Hall of Fame induction. While acknowledging the outpouring of support reflects the influence of Bray Wyatt and Luke Harper, Rowan believes it's too soon.



"It's so soon since everything," Rowan said in an interview with Counted Out, referring to the tragic passing of Wyatt and Harper. "To even think about something like that [Hall of Fame] is just ridiculous to me."

The Wyatt Family, led by the enigmatic Bray Wyatt, captivated audiences with their unique blend of horror and mysticism. They battled top stars like The Shield and John Cena, leaving a lasting legacy on WWE.

While fans and fellow wrestlers advocate for Wyatt (potentially for both his individual persona and The Fiend character) or the entire group to be inducted this year, Rowan's comments suggest it might not happen yet.

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