One of the most important names tied to Brodie Lee is Bray Wyatt. The pair were partners in the Wyatt Family where Lee was for a good chunk of his WWE career. Time spent like that on the road and paired together can eventually build up an incredible friendship in a business like professional wrestling.
The friendship was incredibly evident late last night when Wyatt posted an emotional piece on Instagram to accompany several photos, talking about their friendship and what it meant to him.
You were my best friend. My brother, my partner, my Terry Gordy. We changed this whole game because we refused to do it any way but OUR way. We were always at our best when we were a team I think we both knew it. We fought like brothers because we were. I’m so goddamn pissed. This isn’t how it was supposed to be, it was supposed to be us fat, bald and useless running Wyatt Family spots in high school gyms in our 70’s. Where do we go now? What do I do knowing I’ll never hear your condescending sarcasm as I am riding high. I miss you so fucking much already. I would do anything just live through our worst moments again I can’t believe you’re gone. I’m so sorry brother. I’m so sorry. You will always be a part of me, whether I like it or not without you everything is different and I hope Amanda truly knows that I am here not just to say it but because I love them too. I will make sure your son knows the incredible man you were. Not the legends people will tell but the real you that very few people got to see. I promise I’ll put him over clean in dark matches when he’s old enough just like I promised. 😉I’m hurting so bad. I wish I had a chance to say goodbye. But then again, it’s Saturday and you know what that means…. save me a seat next to you wherever you are, that’s where I belong. I’ll be there when it’s my time. Goodbye forever Brodie. I love you
Windham
Lee’s death has touched all of pro wrestling, who has collectively mourned the loss of a talented individual and a genuine family man. The ability to create these lasting bonds is often taken for granted in pro wrestling, but as the world continues to grieve the death of Brodie Lee, we find out just how deep some of those bonds ran for him and those around him.
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