Rob Fee: I Don't Think Joe Gacy Gets Enough Credit
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WWE Director of Character Development Rob Fee praises Joe Gacy, saying that he hasn’t gotten enough credit in his call-up to the main roster.
Gacy previously had a prominent run in NXT. He was then brought up to the main roster in June as a member of the Wyatt Sicks.
Speaking on Dead Meat Presents, WWE Director of Character Development Rob Fee discussed the Wyatt Sicks and highlighted Joe Gacy.
“I don’t think Joe Gacy gets enough credit considering he was called up from NXT to this,” Fee said. “And this was his first night on main roster was their debut. And I forget, and I’ll check on him sometimes and be like, ‘Hey buddy, just making sure you’re good. I know this is a lot at once.’ So, just wanted to note him in particular, that he’s been so fantastic. Like, really stepped up and really done an amazing job.”
Bo Dallas On The Wyatt Sicks
Bo Dallas previously reflected on the formation of the Wyatt Sicks. In an interview with HEADLOCK, he noted that it was his brother Bray Wyatt’s idea.
“When he passed, I thought I was never going to get the chance to make that happen. But fortunately, the company and everybody saw how much people really cared and everything that's happened. These are still my brother's ideas—there was stuff he hadn't gotten done yet. I have an unbelievable team; I work with Rob Fee and Hunter, and everybody involved has put their whole heart into this.” Bo Dallas told Headlock on YouTube.
“They didn't start right after he passed. But we all knew we weren't going to let his legacy go away. We kept pushing. And everything that's coming out is still Windham's ideas. If it's not fully his ideas, it has a piece of them. He's living in each and everything that's happening going forward. It's really amazing that we've been able to do this, and it feels wonderful.”
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