Bayley, Nia Jax and other superstars react to Bray Wyatt's sister's emotional post following Wyatt Sicks debut on WWE RAW

Several WWE Superstars, including Bayley, Nia Jax, and others, have recently reacted to Bray Wyatt's sister, Mika Rotunda's post on Instagram. She had sent a heartfelt message about her late brother following Wyatt Sicks' debut on RAW.

On this week's episode of Monday Night RAW, Wyatt Sicks finally made its cinematic debut. During the episode's closing moments, the lights went out, and a brightly lit door was seen. Out of the door, someone crawled and reached out for The Fiend's lantern. Then, the camera panned backstage, where each member was shown standing above wreckage and battered superstars. Eventually, the lantern was carried by Uncle Howdy, who then exclaimed, "We're here," announcing their arrival.

Following the debut, Wyatt's sister, Mika, penned down an emotional note for her late brother. She mentioned how Bo Dallas (real name Taylor Rotunda) is carrying their brother's dream by leading Wyatt Sicks.

Reacting to Mika's post, several WWE Superstars, including Bayley, Natalya, and Nia Jax, have sent warm messages.

"Beautiful post, well said, Mika... I’m so proud of taylor!" wrote Nattie.

"We love you Mika. So proud of both you and Taylor," wrote Bayley.

Check out a screengrab of the reactions below:

Vince Russo shared his honest thoughts on the future of WWE's Wyatt Sicks

Former WWE head writer Vince Russo recently shared details on how Wyatt Sicks's matches might turn out in the near future.

While speaking on Sportskeeda Wrestling's Legion of RAW podcast, Russo stated that although it was a great start, he wasn't sure if this would turn out as planned on TV.

"Okay, like bro the whole idea was these guys lived... these guys actualy lived a Viking lifestyle and they had no idea what to do with them. Living the Viking lifestyle bro, they should have lived outdoors, lived on the earth and they should have won... you know... You're going to put titles on them whatever, bro you want there to be a match for the titles? They gotta go to them. You gotta climb the mountain. That's how this stuff has to work because the problem is once you put it in a wrestling ring, it's wrestling and it's dead bro. It is dead," Russo said.

It would be exciting to see what plans WWE has going forward for Wyatt Sicks in the near future.