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After three months of ‘Firefly Fun House’ segments and puppet teases, Bray Wyatt finally debuted his new “Fiend” character on the July 15 episode of WWE Raw.
There had been widespread reports over the last few weeks that Wyatt had been spotted backstage at various WWE shows, while there was also speculation that he could make his first in-ring appearance in 12 months at this year’s SummerSlam on August 11.
Now, following one of the best segments of the year so far, we know that Wyatt is indeed back and he has decided to target an old enemy, Finn Balor.
As regular WWE viewers will remember, Balor defeated Wyatt at back-to-back 2017 pay-per-views, SummerSlam and No Mercy, before their “Demon Balor vs. Sister Abigail” match at TLC was cancelled due to Wyatt having an illness.
Although this new “Fiend” character appears to have a ton of potential, it is worth noting that Wyatt earned an unwanted reputation for himself between 2013-2018 as somebody who often lost matches when they mattered the most.
With that in mind, let’s take a look at two WWE Superstars who the ‘Firefly Fun House’ host regularly defeats and three who he has never defeated.
#5 Never defeated: The Undertaker
The first high-profile encounter between Bray Wyatt and The Undertaker came in March 2015 when the two men met in one of the featured matches at WrestleMania 31.
‘Taker did not make a single appearance on WWE programming in the build-up to the match, which took place one year after his WrestleMania undefeated streak was ended by Brock Lesnar.
Although Wyatt put up a good fight – he even kicked out of a Tombstone Piledriver at one stage – the victory went to “The Deadman”, who hit a second Tombstone Piledriver to pick up the win.
The rivalry continued later in the year at Survivor Series, where The Brothers of Destruction defeated Wyatt & Luke Harper in a tag team match.
#4 Regularly defeats: R-Truth
Nowadays, R-Truth entertains audiences by losing the 24/7 Championship in bizarre locations before quickly reclaiming it.
However, between 2013-2015, Truth featured a lot less frequently on WWE television and usually lost whenever he made an appearance – and Bray Wyatt was one of the people who benefited from the rapper’s series of defeats.
From August 2013 to April 2015, Wyatt defeated Truth in all seven of their matches on Raw and SmackDown, with the most notable encounter coming after SummerSlam 2013 when “The Eater of Worlds” picked up a win in his first Raw match as his newly introduced main-roster character.
The two men also met in a 10-man tag team match on Raw in November 2010, during which time Wyatt performed under the name Husky Harris. Once again, the former Wyatt Family member emerged with the win, meaning he is undefeated in all eight matches against Truth.
#3 Never defeated: Samoa Joe
Samoa Joe has lost all three of his major World Championship rivalries during his two-and-a-half years on WWE’s main roster (vs. Brock Lesnar in 2017, vs. AJ Styles in 2018, and vs. Kofi Kingston in 2019).
Despite those high-profile losses, “The Samoan Submission Machine” has still been able to put together some impressive victories, especially in June 2017 when he defeated Bray Wyatt, Finn Balor, Seth Rollins and Roman Reigns in a Fatal 5-Way match at Extreme Rules to determine the new #1 contender for Brock Lesnar’s Universal Championship.
One week prior to the show, Joe picked up another statement-making victory on Raw, defeating Wyatt and Balor in a Triple Threat match to send a message to his rivals before the PPV.
Although Joe and Wyatt are yet to meet one-on-one in a televised encounter, “The Eater of Worlds” has still had two opportunities to defeat the former NXT Champion but he has failed on both occasions.
#2 Regularly defeats: Seth Rollins
Bray Wyatt and Seth Rollins have a long and storied history, dating all the way back to the rivalry between The Wyatt Family and The Shield in 2014.
At the time, Rollins, Roman Reigns and Dean Ambrose had established themselves as the most popular faction on the main roster. Then, as the conveyor belt of talent from NXT began to come through WWE’s developmental system, Wyatt emerged with Luke Harper and Erick Rowan as the next dominant trio on Raw and SmackDown.
After briefly joining forces in 12-man tag team matches in November 2013, the two teams went head-to-head on four occasions between February 2014 and May 2014, with The Wyatt Family winning three times (The Shield's only victory came on Main Event).
Overall, including various tag team and singles matches throughout the years, Wyatt has defeated Rollins in eight of their 12 televised matches against each other.
#1 Never defeated: CM Punk
Bray Wyatt became a prominent member of WWE’s main roster in July 2013 when he received a call-up from NXT alongside fellow Wyatt Family members Luke Harper and Erick Rowan.
Later that year, The Wyatt Family feuded with CM Punk & Daniel Bryan, aka “The Best and The Beard”, leading to a series of matches between the five men on Raw and SmackDown.
In November 2013, Punk teamed with Bryan, The Rhodes Brothers & The Usos to defeat The Wyatt Family & The Shield in a 12-man tag team match on Raw, while Punk & Bryan went on to win a 3-on-2 handicap match against Wyatt, Harper & Rowan.
The team of Punk, Rey Mysterio, The Rhodes Brothers & The Usos then defeated The Wyatt Family & The Shield on SmackDown before Punk, Bryan & John Cena picked up yet another win over The Wyatt Family at Tribute to the Troops.
Overall, Punk faced Wyatt in four televised matches and defeated him every time.
