There are many questions surrounding Bray, but there never seem to be any answers. This is typical of WWE, mostly due to the number of talents that fall by the wayside due to bad booking and overall lack of planning.
However this is a guy that’s ready to go as soon as he comes back. He doesn’t need a script. He doesn’t need his hand held. All Bray needs is a mic in an empty ring, and he can make magic. When he speaks, fans listen and when he’s done, they wait for him to act. But even though he’s got the talking down, it’s the action that needs a bit of work.
Why WWE ever let a talent like this wonder around aimlessly for so long is indeed a mystery. It seems he’s always done everything asked of him and there have rarely ever been any rumored problems with him in the locker room. All Wyatt wanted was the opportunity, so when he saw it, he grabbed it by the throat. WWE gave him a platform, and he took full advantage of it.
Bray did the one thing that so many guys before him could not do. He did the one thing that so many guys after him could not do, and those guys are now out of WWE. Bray connected. He connected with the audience, and he got over. The gimmick that shouldn’t have worked not only worked, it worked better than anyone could have ever imagined.
A creepy backwoods cult leader managed to convince arenas full of fans that he was cool. He did it everywhere he went. He did it all over the world. He did it so often that live crowds actually lit up the darkness with their smart phones, as he came down to the ring. Fans were supposed to hate Bray Wyatt but that was never the case.
