Bray Wyatt Gets A Hilarious Warning From IRS

Bray Wyatt is a character that has evolved since his last run. The performer returned during the closing moments of WWE Extreme Rules and even appeared on this week’s episode of SmackDown. He was there during the closing moments.

His Firefly Funhouse Characters accompanied him during the Extreme Rules show, but the same didn’t happen during this week’s SmackDown. While the promo was eerie, to say the least, notably this was his first promo since returning to the WWE.

It had a sense of seriousness to it, but it looks like IRS is having fun with things. ‘IRS’ Mike Rotunda is Bray Wyatt’s father and he played a villainous tax officer role during his time in the ring, so the word IRS is added to his name.

The father had fun at the son’s expense and it was hilarious, to say the least. The father had some quality advice for the son as things change when the tax season comes upon us. He warned his son, in a funny way.

Great to see my son back in @wwe, but nobody is safe come April. Better have those taxes in order Bray! #PayUp https://t.co/HGNBpYUUHB

Mike Rotunda had a decades-long career which saw him wrestling all over the world in promotions like WWE, Jim Crockett Promotions, WCW and New Japan Pro Wrestling. He is likely best remembered for his alliance with ‘The Million Dollar Man’ Ted DiBiase in the early-1990s when he portrayed IRS, a villainous tax inspector.

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