Tommaso Ciampa recently shared his memories of the late Bray Wyatt. Wyatt passed away last August at just 36 years old, and Ciampa was asked about his experiences with Wyatt in an interview with Steve Fall for WrestlingNews.co.
“Yeah, dude, so he was like — the best way to describe him is a dude who you come up to and you feel like you’ve known him forever,” Ciampa recalled (per Fightful). “Because he makes you feel that way. Like, for instance, the first time I ever met him he greeted me with a warm hug. We talked for about 15 minutes. When I walked away, I questioned myself. I was like, maybe I’ve met him before. Maybe we’ve talked before.:
He continued, “He made me feel like we were just best buddies. So he was one of those guys where everybody was like, you hear a wrestler’s wrestler or a brother on the road. That was Bray. Family guy. Just a good dude to be around.”
The documentary Bray Wyatt: Becoming Immortal premiered on Peacock earlier this week.
