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#3 Get Bray Wyatt back in the ring
No matter how great Firefly Funhouse is, and it has absolutely been a healthy dose of nightmare fuel so far, none of it matters if the company can't find a way to transition the character into the ring. One would think WWE already has this accomplished with his fiend character coming to light over the last few weeks, but the company still seems unwilling to officially pull the trigger.
Maybe its due to the fact that unlike in a taped segment, WWE won't have as much control over how the character is perceived, or maybe it's due to the company having trouble figuring out how to play with the elements in a live setting, but either way, they haven't yet. Unfortunately for the company, they are running out of time to do so.
In the end, Bray Wyatt's Firefly Funhouse segment is money in its purest form. Its something that gets talked about week after week and its hidden messages is enough to send the WWE Universe scouring the internet. Either way, its time to take the gimmick to the next level or risk it dying a premature death.
