Update on Bo Dallas’ Future with WWE

It appears that the professional wrestling journey of former WWE RAW Tag Team Champion Bo Dallas may have come to an end. This development follows the tragic passing of his brother and fellow WWE superstar, Bray Wyatt.

Dave Meltzer shared his perspective on the situation during a recent edition of Wrestling Observer Radio. He noted that Bo Dallas was likely finished with WWE, emphasizing that his utilization in recent storylines was primarily a gesture of goodwill to his brother, Bray Wyatt.

“I think he’s done. The only reason he was even being used was as a favor to Bray Wyatt. It’s possible they’ll use him, but I don’t expect him to be back.”

Bo Dallas, whose real name is Taylor Rotunda, initially entered WWE's fold back in 2008 with FCW. Over the course of 13 years, he made a name for himself in the squared circle, securing titles like the NXT Championship, the 24/7 Title, and the RAW Tag Team Championship. However, in April 2021, WWE released him from his contract, putting his future with the company in question.

Recently, there were intriguing reports suggesting that Bo Dallas was behind the Uncle Howdy character, an interesting storyline in which Bray Wyatt played a central role. This character brought an air of mystery and excitement to WWE programming. However, following the tragic loss of Bray Wyatt, the storyline, and with it the character of Uncle Howdy, was abandoned.

Further reports circulated that Triple H was exploring ways to potentially resurrect the Uncle Howdy character and reintegrate Bo Dallas into WWE's narrative.

While wrestling fans may have held out hope for Bo Dallas's return to the ring, it seems his future may now take a different path.