Former WWE Champion Bray Wyatt might never wrestle again, in spite of The Undertaker's wishes that he returns to WWE for a final run.

We've previously reported how The Undertaker was hopeful that Windham Rotunda, known to fans as The Fiend Bray Wyatt, would someday return to WWE. However, it doesn't seem like Bray Wyatt will be returning to WWE anytime soon, nor is he in the market for rival promotions to poach.

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Quoting a close friend of Bray Wyatt, Wrestling News.co reports that close friends of Wyatt believe that The Eater of Worlds' time in the ring is over. “He is very good with his money,” says the source. “I wouldn’t be surprised if he never came back [to wrestling].”

Bray Wyatt was reportedly making upward $4 million a year by the time he was let go by WWE in July 2021. Because of this high price tag, it's become almost impossible for WWE's rivals, Impact or AEW, to sign a contract with such an expensive star. Thankfully for Wyatt, he doesn't seem to even need to continue wrestling to secure his future. While he admits to missing wrestling, Wyatt shares on social media often that he's in good health, also often sharing what he's been doing outside of the ring. He's recently been shown producing films, using his creative prowess. On a much more personal note, Wyatt has also recently revealed that he's recently engaged with former WWE ring announcer JoJo Offerman, with whom he has two children and has been dating for half a decade now. It seems like Bray Wyatt's in a perfectly comfortable place right now, and whether or not he returns to the ring, he's already set for a comfortable retirement.