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#3 Vince has an evil character
We already knew that, didn’t we? For some, Vince is the best heel the company has ever had, as his hard-man rule coupled with his on-screen gimmick makes it easy for the WWE Universe to dislike him.
In last night’s episode of Firefly Fun House, Bray Wyatt showed another side of his gimmick – and it was more like a story from his real life than anything else. We got introduced to a new character named Huskus, who is a soft, overweight pig toy.
A while later, when Wyatt was motivating Huskus to get in shape, a Vince McMahon figurine with devil-ish horns appeared and asked Huskus to get his “act together” or else face the sack (which was implied).
It has to be noted that Wyatt was once known as Husky Harris, an NXT rookie who was not really ripped like Wyatt is now.
Anyway, the portrayal of McMahon with devil horns was a classic way of displaying his ‘evil’ character.
