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Bray Wyatt's WWE re-debut with a new gimmick has recently been one of the most widely discussed topics amongst pro wrestling fans on social media.
After all, Wyatt's bizarre Firefly Fun House segments have single-handedly sparked debates and theories regarding the significance of these vignettes.
However, in the past few days, many have speculated that Bray Wyatt could be returning to WWE TV during next week's edition of RAW or SmackDown Live.
Here are three signs that confirm his long-awaited comeback to TV:
#3. The Firefly Fun House segments have probably concluded for the time being
Even before we had nine full-fledged episodes of the Firefly Fun House, people had speculated that there would exactly be nine segments of this popular segment.
Bray Wyatt posted a riddle online regarding the names of the episodes quite a while ago, and surely enough, it became quite apparent that the ninth episode of Firefly Fun House would be the last.
Thematically, The Fiend escapes from the Fun House towards the end of that particular episode, which further hinted towards the fact that 'The Fiend' (Bray Wyatt) is primed to make his WWE appearance sooner rather than later.
So, if these vignettes have ended for the better, then it only makes sense for Wyatt to appear on RAW or SmackDown Live at any given time.
Moreover, he was spotted backstage at both Stomping Grounds and RAW past week, perhaps in preparation for what comes next.
This tweet also confirms everything we have surmised so far:
It is also worth mentioning that there were no Firefly Fun House episodes that aired on both RAW or SmackDown Live this week.
Also Read: WWE Firefly Fun House: 5 Biggest secrets from Bray Wyatt's segment explained
#2. Several Firefly Fun House puppets have made cameos on both RAW and SmackDown Live already
For those who are unaware, a couple of Firefly Fun House puppets made their appearance on both RAW and SmackDown Live episodes this week.
As you can see in the above tweet, The Miz was walking backstage just before his Miz TV segment spot with R-Truth on RAW, and "Abby The Witch" carefully popped up behind the A-Lister.
On the same night, "Mercy The Buzzard" appeared behind Kofi Kingston as the WWE Champion was shoving pancakes in a brief backstage segment.
The latter half of Firefly Fun House puppets made appearances on SmackDown Live the following night as well.
"Huskus" The Pig Boy popped up behind Daniel Bryan's left shoulder as Bryan and Rowan made their way through the arena to face New Day's Big E and Xavier Woods.
Later on in the night, "Ramblin' Rabbit" would briefly appear in the background of a segment where Carmella runs into Sonya Deville and Mandy Rose in search of R-Truth.
These cameos suggest that along with The Fiend, several of his puppets have also escaped the Firefly Fun House at the same time. These appearances might be a red herring for Bray Wyatt's televised comeback.
#1. Was Bray Wyatt the one who knocked on Aleister Black's door?
When someone finally knocked on Aleister Black's door during this week's SmackDown Live, Bray Wyatt was instantly regarded as one of the few potential challengers against Aleister Black.
After all, both men have gimmicks that are quite unique, and their recent segments always delve into the darker and somewhat mythical side of Professional Wrestling.
Eventually, fans will demand a feud between these two wrestlers, and perhaps, this could be the way it could all happen.
When it comes to timelines, it looks like Aleister Black's challenger is going to be revealed next week, and with the Firefly Fun House puppets appearing on both RAW and SmackDown Live as a glimpse of what is to come, it would only make sense for Bray Wyatt to show up next week as well.
Bray Wyatt's recent cryptic tweet suggested that he would finish something that he had started long ago, and also claimed "it has always been me":
Whatever the case may be, it looks like the creative minds behind this angle have already teased Wyatt's return as much as they could, which only leaves next week as the most favourable period for Bray Wyatt's re-debut to occur, unless the former 'Eater of Worlds' has something else cooking inside his highly imaginative mind.
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