5 possible new directions for Bray Wyatt 

This week on Raw, Matt Hardy and Bray Wyatt, otherwise known as The Deleters of Worlds, lost in a triple threat tag team match against The B Team and The Revival.

Following the end of Raw, Matt Hardy sent out a tweet indicating that he is taking some time away from television and that as a result, The Deleters of Worlds would be breaking up.

Wyatt has struggled to find his place on the WWE roster since dropping the WWE title belt at WrestleMania 33, and a series of poor booking decisions has seen him slip down to the lower end of the card.

Hardy's departure may provide the WWE with a chance to solve their Bray Wyatt problem though, with the former WWE champion having a fresh slate to try something different now that his woken partner has taken some time off the television.

Wyatt has never quite managed to live up to his potential in the WWE, but all hope is not lost yet, let's take a look five new directions the WWE could now take with the Eater of Worlds.

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#5 Team with Bo Dallas

Could real-life brothers Bray Wyatt and Bo Dallas finally team up in the WWE?

This Sunday at SummerSlam, Bo Dallas and Curtis Axel will defend their tag-team titles against The Revival on the night's kick-off show. The B Team have grown tiresome in recent weeks, and if the company decides to take the tag-team titles from them, then having Bray align himself with his real-life brother, Bo Dallas, could turn out to be an inspired move.

Like Wyatt, Bo Dallas is an incredibly capable talker, and having him turn towards the dark side in an alliance with his brother could really help his character grow in the WWE.

Both men are in need of some sort of character reset, and having them partner up could prove to be the best way to do that.

#4 Move to SmackDown

Would Wyatt be better suited to Tuesday nights?

Bray Wyatt has very little left to offer Monday nights. He has feuded with the likes of Seth Rollins, Dean Ambrose, and Roman Reigns before, and it seems unlikely, given the fact that he has slipped so far down the roster, that he is going to be re-entering the main-event scene anytime soon.

SmackDown, on the other hand, has plenty of fresh faces to offer Wyatt, and a potential feud with Jeff Hardy could be a nice continuation of his storyline with Matt.

Wyatt's reputation as a top competitor has diminished on Raw, and a move to SmackDown would at least provide him with a chance to regain what little credibility he has left.

#3 A singles title push

Is it time for Wyatt to pursue some more singles gold in the WWE?

Bray Wyatt has never really been one to pursue gold in the WWE, but since being thrown in the lake of reincarnation, he certainly seems to be a little more focused than he was before.

While Wyatt is not likely to get anywhere near the Universal title picture anytime soon, he could at least add something a little different to the Intercontinental Title scene.

Of course, that scene is likely going to be dominated by Seth Rollins, Dean Ambrose, Dolph Ziggler, and Drew McIntyre for the next few months. However, the company could take that time to help give some Wyatt some credibility back by having him roll through several guys at the lower end of the pecking order before entering into a feud for the belt.

#2 Becoming a Manager

Maybe it's time for Wyatt to take a break from the ring

Wyatt has hit a bit of a dead end in his career right now, and Matt Hardy's time away from the company may allow the Eater of Worlds a little bit of time to reinvent himself.

Like Hardy, Wyatt could take some time away from the ring and rebuild his character, and a great way of doing that could be by having him work as somebody's manager for a short while.

Wyatt is one of the company's most gifted performers on the mic, so partnering him up with a new call-up may be the best way for him to re-establish himself as one of the company's most unique characters, whilst also providing a rub for whoever he is managing.

#1 A new Wyatt Family

Could Bray Wyatt try and begin a new Wyatt Family?

With Bray Wyatt's original Wyatt Family members dominating the SmackDown tag-team division as The Bludgeon Brothers, Wyatt would need to look elsewhere if he wanted to gather a new following.

While there are no stand out options on the current roster to join Wyatt's team, there are plenty of superstars that the company could bring up from NXT and repackage under Wyatt's leadership.

Wyatt has never been more enigmatic and interesting than when he was the head of The Wyatt Family, and perhaps the only way he will ever be able to recapture that magic is by going back to his roots.

Wyatt is a little bit lost at the moment, and perhaps it's time for him to repair that by following the buzzards once again.