WWE rumors: New band of brothers for Wyatt Family?

Back in May, we did post a rumor about a possible reunion of the Wyatt Family which would bring Bray Wyatt back with Luke Harper and Erick Rowan.

Despite going their own separate ways, things haven't turned out successfully and thus the new rumors coming out that there could be a reunion in the making.

Sadly none of that prospered despite seeing each of them getting involved in some matches. Of course nothing seems to indicate them seeing eye-to-eye in most of these scenarios though Luke and Erick have barely been seen competing lately.

Bray Wyatt has made his usual select appearances, the last of which saw him as the last opponent of Roman Reigns in a gauntlet match to determine if Reigns would keep his slot at the upcoming WWE pay-per-view Money in the Bank.

Curious bloggers and critics have now rekindled those rumors, though it still remains if the Wyatt would still be a trio or more.

In the same article, we did make mention that Bo Dallas could possibly join the group. He is of course Bray Wyatt's real life brother and his vicious showing lately is seen as something that could push that closer from happening.

Other possible scenarios could see the Ascension joining the group, turning into a faction of sorts some time ago. Remember the days of when Evolution, The Nation of Domination and the Ministry of Darkness? Could we be seeing something of that sort again?

At present, there is one clear faction in the Authority so with Bray Wyatt, Luke Harper and Erick Rowan going nowhere as far as their careers are concerned, why not create a faction or stable and recruit similar wrestlers who have not been exactly growing popular?

With a lot of wrestlers in the WWE dressing room, this could be a great way to somehow help get their careers back on track.

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