However, Dexter Lumis redeemed his group by defeating The Miz in the next episode of the red brand. Although The Wyatt Sicks continued to wrestle during the company's Live Holiday Tour till ...

The Wyatt Sicks may have terrorized the entire WWE locker room since their arrival last year, but the faction is still believed to be one member short. It looks like WWE has accidentally teased ...

The Wyatt Sicks faction in WWE 2K25, featuring Uncle Howdy, Eric Rowan, Dexter Lumis, Joe Gacy, and Nikki Cross, is available exclusively through the game's pre-order. Pre-ordering any of the ...

Fan service is heavy, with too many villains forced into the episode, weakening the plot. The killer reveal is weak after being heavily teased, but the shootout scene stands out. Debra's ...

When The Miz asked Kross about the Wyatt Sicks, Kross announced they had been moved to SmackDown. The group, consisting of Bo Dallas, Dexter Lumis, Joe Gacy, Erik Rowan, and Nikki Cross were last ...

Eleven Madison Park chef Daniel Humm and “Succession” actress Annabelle Dexter-Jones are engaged, Page Six can reveal. We reported back in September that the pair were an item after spies ...

The Wyatt Sicks have themselves a new home ... Adding Uncle Howdy, Erick Rowan, Dexter Lumis, Joe Gacy and Nikki Cross, and potentially the Final Testament as well, will certainly help WWE ...

Also, all pre-orders come with The Wyatt Sicks as playable characters - Uncle Howdy, Erick Rowan, Nikki Cross, Joe Gacy and Dexter Lumis will be added to the roster automatically if you buy before ...

Whatever shock still exists from Dexter’s miraculous survival is quickly replaced by a big hit of nostalgia. The Original Sin opening credits are not exactly a shot-for-shot re-creation of the ...

We also get a look at the various covers for the game, as well as the pre-order bonus for the game, which is the heralded faction the Wyatt Sicks ... Nikki Cross, Dexter Lumis, Erick Rowan ...

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