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#4 Bray Wyatt watches from ringside
WWE has been known to add matches to pay-per-views on the day of the event over the last year, but it is safe to assume that Bray Wyatt will not compete in a match at Backlash.
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Instead, if he appears on-screen during a match on Sunday, it will almost certainly be at ringside to keep an eye on Braun Strowman in his Universal Championship encounter with The Miz & John Morrison.
Not only would this further the storyline between Bray Wyatt and Strowman, but there could also be an element of fear in The Miz’s performance if he knows that the man who defeated him at TLC 2019 is watching on from close proximity.
This has proven effective on NXT, especially on this week’s episode, with Undisputed ERA member Roderick Strong being thrown off his game by the presence of Dexter Lumis behind screens at ringside.
Maybe “The Fiend” Bray Wyatt could decide to show up at ringside during Strowman vs. The Miz & Morrison, causing the Performance Center recruits to disappear when the lights come back on.
Granted, this might make some of the up-and-comers look weak, but it would help cement “The Fiend” Bray Wyatt as the most frightening Superstar on the roster.
