An inside look at Bray Wyatt's final creation of 'The Fiend'

Jason Baker showcases some of the final ideas and props that he made with Bray Wyatt before Wyatt's passing in Bray Wyatt: Becoming Immortal, now streaming on Peacock in the U.S. and WWE Network elsewhere.
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[lunarquickstrike]

had he not sadly passed away last year, we would've witness the even more menacingly version of the fiend that terrified both the superstars and the wwe universe

[christophermccray]

There will never be another mind as creative as Bray Wyatt

[disneyvideocollector]

RIP BRAY WYATT. They need to make a special action figure of that version of the fiend and feature him in WWE 2K25

[calebwatson]

1: That new Fiend costume looks badass.
2: We miss you Bray. RIP.

[silmaril]

That lingering shot of Bo at the end makes me wonder if he’s going to continue the legacy. I hope he does.

[WrestlingScenarios]

My Jaws literally dropped when he described that Spider Walk thing. So many little touches in there with all the children names and especially the wedding date (shame that couldn't happen). Bray Wyatt was a Genius and he will truly be missed!!

[rayrayray]

To be honest, The Fiend is actually the most beautiful creature in all wrestling. The details of his family is all over the costume. This video is only 3 mins long and men already shed their tears. Imagine the full 1h+ documentary.

[impidimp]

Bro had the most wholesome easter eggs put together to create something menacing. The creativeness is second to none. RIP Bray

[iamnickoboy]

the documentary was so beautiful, I cried when they revealed his final creation

[BlaqueDragun]

That whole New Fiend design….every inch of it is Bray’s love and passion and his career as Bray Wyatt, his creativity is beyond anything and we won’t see that again. 🙏🏽😢 We miss you Bray!

[dannywestbrook]

Bray definitely was a creative genius taken too soon

[mlaird]

I grew up with Bray. He was such a fun guy to be around. Loved his hometown. I saw him not too long before he passed. Very humble and family man. He went to a normal public school and never forgot where he came from. He is sorely missed by our small community in Brooksville, Florida. Rip my friend Windham. It’s truly heartwarming to see how many lives he touched. His family and friends need the positive vibes.

[AmazingGuy]

The Bray Wyatt documentary was just beautiful and so emotional for me from beginning to end. Bray will always be my favorite male wrestler and his legacy will live on forever.

[SethAustin]

Man oh man…just finished watching the Bray documentary. Seeing Bo like that is heartbreaking. Such a special man we lost that day. RIP Bray 😔

[SWDGaming]

I really hope they can put this into the next WWE2K game. Maybe Mattel can make a figure of this version too. PLEASE!

[ibrahimabdus-salaam]

I truly hope that his brother lives on and carry on his tradition. It was such a sad loss for the WWE universe to lose Bray Wyatt. He was so special and way ahead of his time as a WWE fan. This hurts all of us, but I’m confident that his brother will make his legacy live on.

[AmazingGuy]

It made me really sad to see The Fiend that Bray was supposed to come back as last year. I knew that had everything gone right that at some point we would've seen Alexa Bliss bring back The Fiend and rewrite his ending.

[vilchisaguilarayrtonabraha]

I'm gonna cry, The Fiend Is my favorite character of all time 😭

[knufzdn]

I think this is what makes great wrestlers LEGENDS, to be able to live your character, evolve it into something phenomenal....just like The Undertaker. The Fiend will always be remembered as Bray Wyatt's GREATEST creation

[wesleyleos]

Thank you Jason. And thank you WWE for appreciating Bray and sharing this documentary with the fans.
Heroes get remembered, but legends never die.