Seth Rollins Pays Tribute to Bray Wyatt and Brodie Lee at 12/26 WWE MSG Event

Seth Rollins, the current WWE World Heavyweight Champion, not only excels in the ring but also shows genuine concern for his fellow wrestlers. During the recent WWE house show at Madison Square Garden, he paid tribute to Bray Wyatt and Brodie Lee.

Brodie Lee, who succumbed to idiopathic pulmonary fibrosis on December 26th, 2020, is still fondly remembered by many. Brodie’s impact continues to resonate, leaving a lasting impression on fans and pro wrestlers alike.

On the other hand, Bray Wyatt’s sudden passing at the tender age of 36 back on August 24th this year sent shockwaves through fans and the professional wrestling community. The world lost two of the four Wyatt Family members and fans simply couldn’t believe it.

During the WWE live event at Madison Square Garden as part of their Holiday Tour, Seth Rollins paid tribute to both Brodie Lee and Windham Rotunda. Taking a moment for the crowd to chant for them, he mentioned seeing the ‘fireflies’ when the arena lights were off. Rollins declared he wouldn’t leave the ring until the audience raised their ‘Fireflies’ and made enough noise for Brodie and Windham to hear.

”Today’s the 26th of December, a few years back my good friend, our good friend Brodie Lee passed away. I miss him. And just a few months ago we lost Windham Rotunda last well. But anyway tonight when the lights were down, I saw a few fireflies out there in the Garden.

Yeah, yeah yeah man. So look here’s the deal, I’m not leaving the building till you guys light this place up with those fireflies and you sing my damn song so loud, Brodie and Windham can hear ya baby, let’s go New York!”

AEW also remembered Brodie Lee on the three-year anniversary of his passing. Brodie Lee’s impact on the world of pro wrestling remains unforgettable. Fans and peers alike will always hold memories of him close. The sentiment extends to Bray Wyatt as well, and the absence of both Wyatt Family members is deeply felt, leaving a lasting void in the wrestling community.

What’s your view on Seth Rollins’ touching tribute to Bray Wyatt and Brodie Lee? Do you miss Bray Wyatt and Brodie Lee every day? Let us know in the comments section below.