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#1 Giving too much of Bray Wyatt
The reason why legendary gimmicks like The Undertaker and Kane worked so well in the past was because of the great amount of mystery around these characters. The stories were built so convincingly that fans completely forgot that they are watching two actual human beings portray a character.
While kayfabe is hardly a thing in pro-wrestling anymore, WWE can at least try to keep fans guessing about what the sociopath Wyatt has in his mind next. The moment this gimmick becomes predictable, fans would start losing interest in it.
So far, we've seen The Fiend live on two occasions, first attacking Balor and then doing the same with Mick Foley at Raw Reunion. How will he fare during a proper wrestling match is still to be seen though. Many fans have shown concerns about whether Wyatt can wrestle properly with that mask on or not.
The Fiend will surely be one of the most protected characters for a long time, and I'm excited to see what holds next for him after Balor.
How excited are you to witness The Fiend in action at SummerSlam?
