It’s hard to believe how WWE has wasted the character of Bray Wyatt. Last year, he walked into the biggest show of the year as the WWE Champion to defend it against Randy Orton.
It was actually thought to be the career alteration of his career going over the 13-time champion. But, the result was pretty different, as it began the downfall of his career.
Ever since Bray Wyatt came up short against the Viper of the company, he is found to be nowhere near the main event storyline. At the superstar shakeup, he was drafted back to Monday Night Raw which turned out to be even worse for him.
No concrete storyline was reserved for him that witnessed culmination except for the recent feud with Woken Matt Hardy.
Even this one, too witnessed him coming up short, as he got deleted in the lake of reincarnation. Following that, the rumours were that he might be reintroduced in a new gimmick just before Wrestlemania. This would have ensured a proper role for him at the biggest event of the year.
However, it is not likely as the Eater of the World is no more scheduled to be a part of any singles or tag team contests. Instead, two options can be thought regarding him. The first one is that he will be kept outside the ‘show of shows’ or else he can compete in multi-superstar capacity.
These are the reports from SportsKeeda.com regarding the status of Bray Wyatt at Wrestlemania 34,
“Appearances at live events have all but confirmed Wyatt’s inclusion in the Andre The Giant Memorial Battle Royal which has become the dumping ground for unused talents. Wyatt could even return with a new name and possibly by Matt Hardy’s side if recent booking trends are to be believed.”
Bray Wyatt has not been deleted. He’s attacking Tozawa and calling out Woken Matt Hardy! #WWEBoston pic.twitter.com/ZOP443fT6T
— ? (@_leecmorgan) March 31, 2018
The source has indicated to the recent appearance made by the former WWE Champion in live events.
He was not deleted by Hardy, at all. Instead, he showed up out of nowhere in the house show in Boston. It happened after a Cruiserweight Division matchup when Bray Wyatt took out both of the participants (Akira Tozawa and Jack Gallagher) before issuing a challenge to Matt Hardy. This rivalry is not likely to be carried forward on TV.
