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#3. What if WWE is done with The Fiend?
What if... WWE is just... done with The Fiend?
Is the company so fed up with the constant problems with The Fiend's character, they think it would be better to just end it? Not only would that solve the problem of fans turning on any Superstar that manages to defeat the character, but also ends the cries to make him champion again.
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If nothing else, this move might be a little unpopular, but it would solve a lot of WWE's ongoing problems at the moment. In fact, between fans constantly wondering where The Fiend is when he doesn't show up on television, to how he overshadows every talent he steps in the ring with, this might just be a best case scenario.
In the end, The Fiend is one of the company's greatest creations and it would be difficult to see it go. What would be even harder, however, is to continue to prop up this arduous charade that is The Fiend character. It's honestly more trouble than it's worth and the company should just come to terms with abandoning it and focusing on Braun Strowman as champion.
