Why did Wyatt Sicks attack The Miz & Final Testament on WWE RAW?

Uncle Howdy has a new target in sight

The Wyatt Sicks made their return to the October 21, 2024 episode of WWE Raw, targeting The Miz, Karrion Kross, and The Final Testament. The enigmatic stable made its first appearance since Bo Dallas defeated Chad Gable on the August 26 episode of “Raw” while wearing Uncle Howdy’s mask.

The Sicks returned when The Final Testament’s Authors of Pain lost a first-round match in a mini-tournament to determine new challengers for the World Tag Team Championship, currently held by Finn Balor and JD McDonagh.

The Miz came down to see the match between AOP and The New Day, which resulted in an attack from his former tag team teammate, R-Truth. Truth also struck Kross with a hard boot, and the distraction allowed Kofi Kingston to roll Rezar up for the victory.

Why did Wyatt Sicks attack The Miz & Final Testament?

New Day celebrated with Truth in the ring, but The Miz and The Final Testament assaulted Truth from behind as New Day approached the ramp.

Kingston wanted to go aid Truth, but Woods would not let him. The lights went out, and when they came back on, the Wyatt Sicks appeared, minus their leader, Uncle Howdy.

Kross and his stablemates, including Joe Gacy, Dexter Lumis, Erick Rowan, and Nikki Cross, brawled in the crowd.

The Miz saved himself by remaining in the center of the ring with his head down, but when he stood up, Uncle Howdy was waiting behind him. Paul Ellering then saved The Miz by pushing him out of the way—only to ingest a Mandible.

The real reason behind Wyatt Sicks attacking The Miz & Final Testament is that The Miz turned his back on his friend R-Truth and because of the mind games played by Karrion Kross & co.

Now, this feels like a legit feud unlike what WWE did with The American Made. It will be interesting to see how WWE will build this feud.

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