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Bray Wyatt
Far removed from his Husky Harris days, the present day Bray Wyatt character is one of the most interesting things on TV right now. And I am not the only one feeling that way, as his entry through the darkness, with his ‘family’ received one of the largest pops of the night.
I had just referred in my last article about the place of creepy monsters/heels on WWE TV and the performance of the Wyatt family justified my thoughts. The total decimation of Kane was well done and Wyatt proceeded to cut another of his cryptic promos that is a cross between the ones that would come out of the Ultimate Warrior & The Macho Man.
Truly creepy, this character should stand the test of time with the fickle wrestling audience, if done the right way, and along with Brock Lesnar, point the way forward for the return of Monster heels in the WWE.
