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#2 The Fiend could crash The Undertaker's farewell
The Fiend has been on quite a roll in WWE since debuting his new character and it appears that he's trying to make a point out of everyone who wronged him as Bray Wyatt. At present, he has his eye on Randy Orton, who burned down the Wyatt Compound back in 2017, which is enough to incur the wrath of The Fiend.
Orton has to keep his eyes on Drew McIntyre, The Miz and Roman Reigns heading into Survivor Series so it could be argued that The Fiend is free to look for another feud.
Over on Twitter, it's already been made clear that The Fiend believes that The Deadman hasn't defeated every man in his path, and after Wyatt was one of the men to fall to The Undertaker at WrestleMania, he may want revenge.
Wyatt took on The Deadman just a year after his first loss to Brock Lesnar and was defeated in one of the bigger shocks on the show. Could Wyatt crash The Undertaker's celebration looking for both revenge and one more match?
