5 signs that Drew McIntyre may win the WWE Championship on RAW before Survivor Series

#1 WWE must book Randy Orton vs. 'The Fiend' Bray Wyatt as a non-title feud

There. HE. Is.#WWERaw @WWEBrayWyatt @RandyOrton pic.twitter.com/mX1gZWvlKt

— WWE (@WWE) October 27, 2020

Along with Drew McIntyre and Mr. Money in the Bank, The Miz, another Superstar hot on Randy Orton's heels, is 'The Fiend' Bray Wyatt. He hasn't forgotten what the Viper did to him in 2017 and could make his presence felt either during the WWE Championship match on RAW or at Survivor Series itself.

The impending feud between them is sure to be intense and layered with storytelling, like most things Orton and Wyatt have done this year. However, it must not involve the WWE Championship. Every time The Fiend goes after a World Title, it ends badly for him.

Unless WWE has a clear plan for a possible WWE Championship reign for The Fiend, from start to finish, they must not go down this well again. This storyline is strong enough to remain relevant without the title at stake, even if it was a part of Wyatt's feud with Orton over three years ago.

Why do they keep making The Fiend go after the World Title?It creates nothing but booking problems for WWE but they continue to do it.

— Wrestle Features (@WrestleFeatures) October 27, 2020

Bray Wyatt should simply focus on making Randy Orton suffer and gaining vengeance on the Viper for tearing his 'Family' apart, burning his house down, and taking his title at WrestleMania. The Fiend doesn't need the title to make it right. All he needs is for Orton to... Let. Him. In.

Meanwhile, Drew McIntyre can march on to Survivor Series with the WWE Championship. What happens with the title after that is another story entirely.