While speaking to The Agenda Podcast, former WWE writer Tom Casiello revealed that former WWE Diva Kaitlyn was originally pitched to be part of The Wyatt Family when the company brought them up to the main roster from NXT.

According to Casiello, Kaitlyn had nothing going on for her and there was a pitch to have her part of the stable. It’s believed that she would have been Sister Abigail if the plans went through, which they never did obviously. WWE ended up having Bray Wyatt portray Sister Abigail earlier this year as an alter ego.

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Taz opens today’s show by saying he issued a video apology to Greg Hamilton, who he initially criticized on Twitter on Sunday night because he’s not a fan of Hamilton’s ‘One fall’ line. After some thought, Taz realized that his words may have been too stiff. Although he’s still not a fan of Hamilton pausing for the audience to chant in the middle of his announcing, Taz apologized to Hamilton because he knew his words may have hurt Hamilton.

Getting into his thoughts about last night’s episode of Monday Night RAW, Taz says he really disliked Sister Abigail’s debut. He thought this was a very lacklustre reveal, and he would have much preferred to see a female talent portray the Sister Abigail character. Taz admits that this storyline is still rather fresh, so there’s still time for WWE to fix their mistakes and switch some things up here.

Taz gives credit to the live audience in Indianapolis last night. He thought the live audience was hot from the start of the show right until the end, and that made for a fun watching experience for fans viewing from home.

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Bischoff is joined on today’s show by his co-host Nick Hausman.

Bischoff opens today’s show by speaking about the tragedy that occurred in Las Vegas several days ago. As a parent, he can’t even begin to think about what it must have been like for parents who had children at that concert. He simply can’t comprehend this mindless act of violence, and he sends his prayers and best wishes to all the families involved.

He also points out that there were a lot of good people who showed the best side of humanity on that night, and we mustn’t forget about those individuals. Whether it be the volunteers on the ground who helped get injured people to hospitals or the police force who took down the shooter, they all deserve a tremendous amount of respect for the work they did that night.

Hausman mentions that Bray Wyatt may soon be debuting a ‘Sister Abigail’ alter-ego and he asks Bischoff for his opinion on that. Bischoff says that this type of character and storyline doesn’t interest him at all because it comes off as completely unbelievable. He was never a fan of ‘fantasy’ type characters but he also admits that’s only his taste.

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Updated WWE Hell In A Cell Card

After last night’s SmackDown Live, Sunday’s Hell In A Cell got a few more matches and a few more stipulations to already announced bouts. We also got word that our favorite fashion police will return during HIAC with a new installment of the Fashion Files with Breezango.

Hell In A Cell Match Card

• Kickoff Show: Chad Gable & Shelton Benjamin vs The Hype Bros.
• Rusev vs Randy Orton.
• Bobby Roode vs Dolph Ziggler.
• US Title Match: AJ Styles vs Baron Corbin.
• SmackDown Tag Title Match (HIAC Match): The New Day vs The Usos.
• SmackDown Women’s Title Match: Natalya vs Charlotte.
• WWE World Title: Jinder Mahal vs Shinsuke Nakamura.
• Falls Count Anywhere (HIAC Match): Kevin Owens vs Shane McMahon.

Sister Abigail Competing At WWE TLC?

It looks like the ever elusive Sister Abigail will be wrestling Finn Bálor at next month’s RAW TLC PPV. Of course, this won’t be your typical intergender match.

As we all saw on Monday’s RAW, Bray Wyatt “introduced” Finn to Abigail, and it’s now being reported that WWE will introduce the character at TLC. Of course, it’s going to be Bray Wyatt in drag (make-up and new gear), and word is Sister Abigail will be akin to Finn Bálor’s Demon. A little paint, some shiny (or in Bray’s case, tattered) new outfit, and there she is.

This should be interesting, to say the least.

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While appearing on the PWTorch Livecast, former WWE writer Kevin Eck explain why fans will never see Sister Abigail appear in physical capacity on WWE programming.

“From what I know about how Bray Wyatt envisioned that character, I don’t think that character is ever going to be seen, because the way Bray explained it, and I don’t think it’s ever come out on TV. He speaks in riddles, so maybe if you read in-between the lines.”

He continued, “But Bray Wyatt was apparently a young man and Sister Abigail was an old black woman. I believe the swamps of Louisiana who had some supernatural powers and you know the history of voodoo and such in New Orleans. I believe she took him under her wing and kind of taught him the secrets of what she knows of the dark arts and things like that.”

Eck asserted that Sister Abigail is a witch-like character and the person who turned Bray Wyatt into what he is today. Eck stated that if WWE goes by Bray’s vision, the fans may not get to see a physical Sister Abigail.

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