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#3 Bring The Fiend to SmackDown
Brock Lesnar versus Bray Wyatt?
The thought alone is enough to make fans ooze with excitement and that's even before anyone considers the other benefits this move could have. Between Wyatt being arguably the biggest thing in WWE right now and the company needing an edgy gimmick for Friday Night SmackDown, it seems like a perfect fit.
Sure, there would be some contrast between the legitimacy of Lesnar and the kayfabe that makes Wyatt's new character so spectacular, but that could be easily taken care of with the right booking. Furthermore, Bray Wyatt's character doesn't even seem to be particularly interested in title hardware, which would make things a lot easier for WWE
Think about it this way, WWE might not want to put a WWE title on Bray Wyatt, but the company still probably wants to do the dream match between he and Lesnar. One way to do this would be to have the two face off for the title in their highly touted dream match, create a Dusty finish, and then have the two move on from there.
With that stated and Friday Night SmackDown needing to court a younger audience into their fold, it makes perfect sense for WWE to bring their most organic creation to the Blue Brand.
