Arguably, the burning question leading up to WWE’s grandest pay-per-view offering has to be what the company has in store for its most charismatic performer – Bray Wyatt. While the frustrations are mutual when it comes to Bray’s lack of direction, the man himself in his own cryptic way, is quite optimistic about the reactions he’s been getting.
It’s always a treat to hear Bray in interviews, and his recent appearance on Cheap Heat’s episode was no different.
When asked about not having a big WrestleMania moment this year, Bray replied by saying, “How do you know I'm not?”
The Eater of Worlds is pleasantly happy about the fan’ concern regarding his creative direction and thinks it’s quite cool that the fans do ‘care’ about him.
"That's what I love about it. I've explained this in 30 different ways 30 times this morning but the thing is, it's become the billion dollar question: Where am I? What am I doing? It's been such a cool honor to kind of understand that people care. They care that much to where they want to know what I'm doing and they're upset and rioting over it or whatever. To me, that's been the coolest part of this. That's the real reward, bro, you know? I'm happy about that,“ Bray said.
While he is content with the concern of the fans, his character direction is something that certainly calls for change, according to Wyatt. A reset is what he wants, that would throw the door open to endless possibilities.
By delving into the intricacies of his character, Bray had this to say:
"A reset, for me, is what I want. I have so much more, like going back to the woods or wherever the new place would be, and kind of recapturing that moment. That was the whole message of those first vignettes. They were shot in daylight on purpose. The idea was that monsters are real and they walk among you in the daylight. We're not hiding in the dark or back alleyways but they're real and they live with you. The real monsters are human. Don't fear the boogeyman, fear your neighbor."
Do you agree with what the new face of fear?
