5 WWE Superstars that desperately need to switch brands

#1 Bray Wyatt

Bray Wyatt needs to start winning for focus less on mind games

Sometimes I look at Bray Wyatt, prattling away with conviction about how he understands the darkness inside you, how it eats you alive, how you're on the verge of caving in...and I mute Monday Night Raw to go fix myself a sandwich.

That's literally the kind of reaction that the "Eater of Worlds" inspires in me today and I'm pretty sure I'm not the only one who feels that way.

As of right now, Bray Wyatt is still a dependable hand to put over other Superstars but even that ability is dangerously close to being undermined.

The bottom line is just this; Bray Wyatt loses too much.

For example, he lost to the Demon inside Finn Balor and cut this long-winded promo about how the man couldn't defeat him...only to lose to the man next.

What was his response? They put a veil over his face, modified his voice and lo and behold! Sister Abigail surfaced.

It was such an uninspiring storyline that a short notice match between AJ Styles and Finn Balor made the WWE Universe completely forget about it.

And that's exactly the problem. Bray Wyatt could be a megastar in his own right. But he's been thrust into one lame storyline after another and dealt one defeat after the next.

Somehow, something has to change.

And a switch over to SmackDown Live...and possibly a reunion with the Bludgeon Brothers, could be a good place to start.