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WWE is set to present the second RAW episode of 2025 in less than two hours. The Wyatt Sicks have been absent as of late, but the dark faction is now rumored to make their presence known on Netflix as soon as tonight. After recent concerns, The Wyatt Sicks have shared a Bible verse to warn the RAW locker room.<\/p>\n
The Wyatt Sicks<\/a> are days from hitting the seven-month mark in their WWE run. Uncle Howdy (aka Bo Dallas) arrived in mid-June after months of speculation, and with him was Abby the Witch (aka Nikki Cross), Huskus the Pig (aka Joe Gacy), Mercy the Buzzard (aka Dexter Lumis), and Ramblin’ Rabbit (aka Erick Rowan). The Bray Wyatt-inspired stable had strong buzz and momentum early on, but recent fan chatter indicates The Sicks may have lost their special touch following various absences and last month’s eight-man loss to The Final Testament.<\/p>\n <\/p>\n <\/template><\/p>\n Howdy and his sinister friends<\/a> are rumored to make their official Netflix arrival at any time. The group took to X ahead of tonight’s RAW and shared a cryptic graphic with no caption. The image shows Wyatt’s signature lantern and rocking chair, with “J13:7” placed 17 times and “ECCL3:1” just once.<\/p>\n The WWE Universe believes the first is a reference to Chapter 13, Verse 7 from the Gospel of John in the Christian Bible’s New Testament. The setting is before the Passover Feast, and Jesus is washing the feet of his disciples. Verse 7 comes right after Peter questioned what Jesus was doing.<\/p>\n “Jesus answered and said to him, ‘What I am doing you do not understand now, but you will know after this,'” reads the scripture.<\/p><\/blockquote>\n Fans are also speculating that the latter refers to Chapter 3, Verse 1 from the Book of Ecclesiastes, found in the Bible’s Old Testament. The setting is a wise teacher speaking to his students, and these verses have been called one of the world’s best-known and earliest poems.<\/p>\n “To every thing there is a season, A time for every purpose under the heaven,” reads the scripture.<\/p><\/blockquote>\n There’s no word yet on how WWE might tie these verses into The Wyatt Sicks and their Netflix arrival, but the creative direction behind the storyline has been praised as complex and intriguing for the most part. Howdy has been absent since the eight-man tag team match loss, and the rumor mill is spinning on potential return plans ahead of tonight’s loaded live RAW Netflix episode<\/a> in San Jose.<\/p>\n