WWE Community in Shock: Mike Rotunda, Father of Bray Wyatt & Bo Dallas, Enters Hospice Care
WWE's Mike Rotunda, Father of Bray Wyatt, in Hospice Care

The WWE universe received heartbreaking news today as former wrestling star Barry Windham confirmed that Mike Rotunda, father of late WWE superstar Bray Wyatt and current wrestler Bo Dallas, has entered hospice care.

Windham, who was not only Rotunda's former tag-team partner but also his brother-in-law, made the emotional revelation that has sent shockwaves through the professional wrestling community.

A Wrestling Legacy in Crisis

Mike Rotunda, known to wrestling fans worldwide as IRS (Irwin R. Schyster) during his iconic WWE run, comes from one of wrestling's most respected families. The news comes just months after the tragic passing of his son Windham Rotunda, better known as Bray Wyatt, who died unexpectedly in August 2023 at just 36 years old.

The Rotunda family has been a cornerstone of professional wrestling for decades, with Mike's father-in-law being the legendary Blackjack Mulligan and his brother-in-law Barry Windham forming one of the most successful tag teams in wrestling history.

Community Support Pours In

Wrestling fans and colleagues have taken to social media to express their support for the Rotunda family during this incredibly difficult period. The family has endured multiple tragedies in recent years, including the loss of Bray Wyatt and previous health struggles within the wrestling dynasty.

"The wrestling community stands united in support of Mike Rotunda and his family during this challenging time," wrote one longtime fan, echoing the sentiments of thousands across social media platforms.

A Storied Career Remembered

Mike Rotunda's wrestling career spanned over two decades, during which he:

  • Performed as IRS in WWE's popular Money Inc. tag team
  • Won multiple tag team championships throughout his career
  • Mentored numerous young wrestlers behind the scenes
  • Raised two sons who followed in his wrestling footsteps

The wrestling world now watches and waits, sending prayers and positive thoughts to one of sports entertainment's most beloved families during this profoundly difficult chapter.