5 Biggest news stories from WWE SmackDown (March 13, 2020)

#1: John Cena and Bray Wyatt's theatre-esque confrontation left viewers to decide who is the hero and villain of this story

𝖑𝖊𝖙 𝖍𝖎𝖒 𝖎𝖓.#SmackDown #WrestleMania @WWEBrayWyatt @JohnCena pic.twitter.com/M0FnFQbqbz

— WWE (@WWE) March 14, 2020

Sometimes, silence potentiates the quality of a segment rather than a performance in front of a live audience.

John Cena has mastered the art of promos for years now, and the weight of his statements made an impact on viewers sitting at home.

Until now, the general public viewed this feud as Bray Wyatt's redemption for what John Cena did to him six years ago.

But is John Cena the one to blame here?

As the leader of the Cenation said himself, Superstars who blame others for their failures always end up short of expectations whenever presented with an opportunity. Cena's character always kept pushing for the top and never blamed anyone else (but himself) for his setbacks.

Nowadays, several Superstars tend to blame a 'higher power' for illogical creative decisions in WWE. While wrestlers aren't always to blame for poor creative decisions most of the time, Cena took this opportunity to present Wyatt as an overhyped gimmick who has wasted several opportunities throughout his career.

In a rare appearance, 'Fun House' Bray Wyatt called out Cena's hypocrisy for making this all about himself instead of the future.

In silence, this feud has excelled in making us ponder over who is the antagonist and protagonist of this whole fiasco.

"You broke me @JohnCena, but #TheFiend put me back together. At #WrestleMania, it's going to be a SLAUGHTER." - @WWEBrayWyatt#SmackDown pic.twitter.com/1a6yhsBp5t

— WWE (@WWE) March 14, 2020