3 Things WWE got right in February 2020 and 2 things they didn't

#1 Didn't get right: The Fiend losing to Goldberg

The Fiend and Goldberg

Arguably the biggest match of last month was the bout between Goldberg and "The Fiend" Bray Wyatt, which happened at Super ShowDown. The two gigantic forces met for the first time in Saudi Arabia with the Universal Championship on the line. Shocking a legion of fans across the globe, Goldberg defeated The Fiend, which seemed like an impossible task for other men.

After making his debut at SummerSlam last year, The Fiend looked like an indestructible force, shattering everyone in front of him, including legends. With such a great build-up, it looked like no man can come close to defeating The Fiend, yet the scenario was altered by the WCW icon at Super ShowDown.

The WWE Universe is disenchanted by the fact that The Fiend is not the holder of the Universal Championship anymore, knowing WrestleMania is just four weeks away. Ending the domination of The Fiend abruptly wasn't a bright idea and many were unhappy with the way they ended his reign of terror. Goldberg took just a couple of minutes to end Wyatt's impressive title reign. Given The Fiend will be facing a big name like John Cena at the Showcase of Immortals, he should be able to redeem himself.