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#3 As a completely new character
Bray Wyatt knows a thing or two about character changes as he used to wrestle under the moniker of Husky Harris in WWE before taking a break and returning as Bray Wyatt--a gimmick which was fresh and, thus, appealing to the fans.
Ever since Bray Wyatt started to lose the original buzz around him, fans started suggesting he should change his character, pointing out that they have grown tired of the same kind of promos and of seeing the same loony, bearded person every week.
Earlier this year, after losing the 'Ultimate Deletion' match against Matt Hardy and being thrown into the 'Lake of Reincarnation', Bray Wyatt returned to WWE at Wrestlemania aligning with his erstwhile foe and becoming a babyface for the first time in his career. Though it was not a groundbreaking change, it still qualified as a fascinating take on his character--the kind we had not seen before.
Now that his partner Matt Hardy's wrestling career is over, the creative team have an opportunity to repackage him in a way that draws the interest of the WWE Universe.
