Eric Bischoff believes Bo Dallas won’t be away from World Wrestling Entertainment for long, predicting a return within the next six to twelve months while placing the blame for the Wyatt Sicks’ downfall on creative direction rather than talent.
Speaking on 83 Weeks, Bischoff was asked about the release of the Wyatt Sicks faction and what the future might hold for Dallas. His assessment was direct, pointing to the concept itself as the core issue.
“I think the presentation was a mess… trying to recreate something like that very seldom is as good as the original.”
Bischoff suggested the group suffered from feeling overly familiar without capturing the same impact as the original concept it drew from, adding that the failure had little to do with the performers involved.
“They had nothing to do with talent. It had everything to do with the presentation.”
Despite the setback, Bischoff expressed confidence in Dallas’ long-term prospects, describing him as someone capable of bouncing back with the right creative direction.
“Between six months to twelve months, he’ll be back… it’s just a matter of figuring out something that will work.”
He emphasised that Dallas’ experience in the industry and support system will play a key role in helping him re-establish himself.
“He’s a smart kid… he’s been around the business his whole life… he’s young, he’s talented.”
Bischoff concluded that the situation ultimately comes down to a reset following a concept that did not connect.
“He got saddled with a bad idea… all the intentions were right, but the idea wasn’t. So now it’s back to the drawing board.”
With the Wyatt Sicks now disbanded following the post-WrestleMania 42 roster cuts, attention will turn to what’s next for Dallas as he looks to reinvent himself once again.
Stay tuned to PWMania.com for more updates.
