5 realistic contenders to move to WWE SmackDown Live in the 2019 Superstar Shake-Up

#2 Bray Wyatt

Bray Wyatt was among the most prominent Superstars on SmackDown Live when the brand moved to Tuesday nights and began to air live every week after the 2016 WWE draft.

With Luke Harper and Randy Orton by his side, the Wyatt Family leader worked his way up the blue brand's card and ended up winning the WWE Championship for the one and only time in his career when he emerged with the victory in a six-man Elimination Chamber match in February 2017.

Following his WrestleMania 33 title loss to Orton and subsequent move to Raw, “The Eater of Worlds” was never quite the same. His character appeared to have run its course, especially during feuds with Finn Balor and Matt Hardy, and while the Deleters of Worlds tag team run offered something a little different, Wyatt felt nothing like the WWE title contender that he was on the blue brand.

If he returns to WWE programming by the time of the Shake-Up, Wyatt would be the perfect addition to SmackDown Live – the show where he initially broke out as one of WWE’s top singles stars.