5 Superstars who could have been a perfect fit for Bray Wyatt's Firefly Fun House in WWE

So many dream scenarios
So many dream scenarios

Pro wrestling fans were left shocked at the announcement of WWE releasing Bray Wyatt from his contract a few days ago. A former two-time Universal Champion, Wyatt is widely considered as one of the most creative minds in this business today. Throughout his WWE career, he proved this again and again by reinventing himself.

His most recent gimmick debuted in 2019 where he returned to the company in a new avatar: an ever-smiling host of the Firefly Fun House who later introduced us to his sinister alter-ego, The Fiend. The Firefly Fun House segments were highly applauded by everyone for the level of creativity and subtle details in them, helping establish this new gimmick of Wyatt.

Unfortunately, with the release of Wyatt, we might never see a Firefly Fun House segment again. That leaves us with so many dream scenarios which we could have witnessed.

Last year, we saw Alexa Bliss join hands with Bray Wyatt and appear in the Firefly Fun House. Here are five more superstars who could have been a perfect fit for the Firefly Fun House. Be sure to comment down and let us know your thoughts on the same.


#5 Paige could've made an on-screen return in Bray Wyatt's Firefly Fun House

Bray Wyatt's Firefly Fun House consisted of several puppets which were nods to several elements of his WWE career. One of the puppets was Abby the Witch, widely considered by many to be a version of Sister Abigail, Wyatt's true source of power.

One top superstar who was speculated to play Sister Abigail alongside Bray Wyatt was Paige. The former Divas Champion had an impressive yet relatively short career in WWE that ended due to her injuries. However, she has since appeared in multiple non-wrestling on-screen roles for the company.

She could have been an interesting addition to the Firefly Fun House, as she could've added a whole new element to it. Additionally, she wouldn't even have had to step in the ring and could have just been a side character in the story arc of Bray Wyatt.

#4 Bo Dallas could've joined hands with his real-life brother Bray Wyatt

It is a well-known fact now that Bray Wyatt and Bo Dallas are real-life brothers. However, the two had very different trajectories in WWE. While Wyatt arrived on the main roster as the leader of the highly successful Wyatt Family, Dallas struggled to find his spot.

When Wyatt introduced the Firefly Fun House in 2019, there was massive speculation about whether Bo Dallas could join hands with his real-life brother on-screen. But their only interaction took place in a dark match after SmackDown, where The Fiend defeated Dallas and Curtis Axel in a handicap match.

Bo Dallas joining his brother in the Firefly Fun House could've led to a whole new real-life layer to the entire gimmick.


#3 Liv Morgan could've been an interesting addition to Bray Wyatt's Firefly Fun House

In late 2019, WWE started airing vignettes of the return of Liv Morgan with a new gimmick. Many speculated that she could tap into the dark side and join hands with Bray Wyatt. Morgan could've played a character similar to what Alexa Bliss did later on.

However, nothing of that sort happened and the former Riott Squad member returned as Lana's ex-lover, in a storyline that ended abruptly. She has been impressive over the last couple of years, but she is yet to get her big push.

#2 Nikki Cross could've followed Alexa Bliss to Bray Wyatt's Firefly Fun House

Nikki Cross was one of the frontrunners in the speculations of who could play Sister Abigail, Bray Wyatt's source of power. She impressed everyone with her time as part of SAnitY. While the faction didn't work out well on the main roster, Cross continued to shine as a singles star.

Last year, she was a major part of the storyline where Alexa Bliss tapped into her dark side and joined hands with Bray Wyatt. Many even wondered whether it could lead to Nikki Cross also aligning herself with Wyatt but that didn't happen. Now known as Nikki A.S.H., she is in the middle of the biggest push of her WWE career right now, holding the RAW Women's Championship.


#1 Abyss could have debuted in WWE as part of Bray Wyatt's Firefly Fun House

IMPACT Wrestling Hall of Famer Abyss was one of the most popular stars of TNA and played a crucial part in the success of the promotion. What many fans might now know is that he is now signed to WWE and works as a producer for the company. Last year, Chris Park also made a few on-screen appearances as AJ Styles' statistician.

The entire split-personality gimmick of Abyss makes him a perfect fit for Bray Wyatt's Firefly Fun House. It's almost fantasy booking, but a tag team of The Fiend and Abyss could've ruled the roster. This could've also led to a feud between the two supernatural stars.

While Abyss appearing on WWE TV can't entirely be counted out, it's safe to assume now that Wyatt won't be involved in it.

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