The Wyatt Sicks Set For MAJOR Wrestling Return? (TNA News)

Could the Wyatt Sicks be on their way to TNA?

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Having been released by WWE in the aftermath of WrestleMania 42, could the Wyatt Sicks be set to resurface in TNA? Maybe...

Per The Takedown on SI, TNA has shown serious interest in "multiple" members of the Wyatt Sicks, though this report does not know specifically which members of the faction the Anthem outlet is interested in, nor whether a deal has been agreed with any of the Sicks.

Of course, the Wyatt Sicks was made up of Uncle Howdy, Dexter Lumis, Joe Gacy, Erick Rowan, and Nikki Cross. Since departing WWE, Uncle Howdy/Bo Dallas is the only member of the group to not have already returned to the ring.

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Now going by the Joseph Sawyer name, the former Joe Gacy has been the most active of the Wyatt Sicks members and is nowadays the GCW World Champion. Having reverted to his old Samuel Shaw name, the former Dexter Lumis has wrestled a handful of matches on the independent scene, including teaming with Sawyer for House of Glory, and then coming up short against Sawyer for the GCW World Championship. As for Nikki Cross, she's likewise reverted to her Nikki Storm name and has mostly competed for PROGRESS, the UK independent that she and her husband Big Damo/Killian Dain purchased earlier this year. For Erick Rowan, as Erick Redbeard, he's had one match since leaving WWE, which was for AWF out of Minnesota back in July.

In terms of TNA, only two of the Wyatt Sicks have any sort of previous relationship with the promotion: Samuel Shaw having several on-off runs with the company between 2010 and 2015, and Nikki Storm being a part of British Boot Camp back in 2014.

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