Bray Wyatt is including his famous “Fiend” persona into his every day life in one very meaningful way: his face mask coverings during the COVID-19 pandemic.

WWE Say what you will about Bray Wyatt and his 'Fiend' character, but WWE's top merchandise mover is at least dealing with the ongoing global health crisis the responsible way.

Bray Wyatt’s “The Fiend” was a wildly popular alter-ego used by the former WWE Champion from SummerSlam 2019 up until WrestleMania 37. But when Wyatt returned to the company last October, it ...

GameSpot may receive revenue from affiliate and advertising partnerships for sharing this content and from purchases through links. How WWE's "Fiend" Bray Wyatt Got His Horrifying New Mask And ...

Wyatt's new WWE character is one in which he plays a fun-loving Firefly Fun House host, who time and again transforms into a menacing, malevolent avatar known as The Fiend.

WWE Hall of Famer Rey Mysterio has always stayed true to his iconic and uniquely designed luchador mask. Recognized globally as one of the most famous luchadors, Mysterio built his identity around the ...

This isn't the first mask he's created for a WWE star, though. Baker is also the man behind Bray Wyatt's "The Fiend" mask, as well as Bo Dallas' "Uncle Howdy." ...

WWE star Bray Wyatt collaborator Jason Baker has addressed rumours The Fiend could return and claimed the mask molds have been 'destroyed'.

Bray Wyatt, a WWE star whose persona as “The Fiend” captivated pro wrestling audiences, died on Thursday. He was 36.

WWE superstar Bray Wyatt, who fascinated wrestling fans with his dark persona and brought the highly-praised "The Fiend" character to the ring, died Thursday at the age of 36. WWE chief content ...

Baker is also the man behind Bray Wyatt 's "The Fiend" mask, as well as Bo Dallas' "Uncle Howdy." He's also recently shared a new mask created for current WWE United States Champion Shinsuke Nakamura.