WWE RAW: 5 Reasons why Bray Wyatt made his return by attacking Jerry 'The King' Lawler

#3 Making every appearance special

There's no escape from #TheFiend for @JerryLawler on #RAW!@WWEBrayWyatt pic.twitter.com/8pcZ429ESP

— WWE (@WWE) August 20, 2019

I was extremely critical of the fact that Bray Wyatt did not appear on the RAW and SmackDown that followed SummerSlam in my 'best and worst' countdowns. Imagine Goldberg missing a week of television during his ascent to the top when his streak was going strong.

People reached out to me and I was informed that he missed the show because WWE probably wanted to keep him as a special attraction. I see the value of that from the fact that Wyatt waited for a week to launch a sudden attack.

Now, there's an element of uncertainty around each one of Bray Wyatt's appearances with us not knowing what he will do next. And every time Wyatt does show up, he makes headlines by taking out someone who is an industry legend.

I believe that it was Paul Heyman that once said that Christmas is special because it does not happen every single day.