Earlier this year, wrestling fans experienced a devastating loss when Bray Wyatt, whose real name is Windham Rotunda, passed away at the young age of 36. This wasn't just a significant event in the wrestling world but it marked a poignant moment for the entire community. Following his shocking death, there has been much speculation regarding a possible tribute to Wyatt in the upcoming WWE 2K24 game.
Bray Wyatt, a much-cherished figure, both inside and outside the squared circle, made his last appearance on WWE in the weeks leading up to WrestleMania 39 as he was poised to feud with Bobby Lashley at the PPV. While fans hoped to see Wyatt achieve even greater heights in his WWE career, the universe had other plans.
After more than two months since his sudden passing due to exacerbated pre-existing heart ailments after a COVID-19 infection, fans and colleagues alike are still grappling with his untimely departure.
WWE's collaboration with 2K games began in 2000. The franchise now spans over two decades, enabling its fans to step into the shoes of their favorite wrestling superstars. And now, according to WWE insider BWE, as reported by Ringside News, who has been known for the accuracy of their information, the upcoming WWE 2K24 may carry forward Wyatt's legacy by dedicating a part or even the entirety of the game to his illustrious career. However, this tribute's exact nature, whether it will be a separate game mode or an inclusion in the roster, remains a topic of speculation.