5 things that could happen after The Fiend vs. Randy Orton at WWE WrestleMania 37

#4 Alexa Bliss puts The Fiend on a leash to control him in WWE

The Evil queens are the Princesses that were never saved. 🔮#LetMeIn pic.twitter.com/TZSGyDavC0

— Lexi Kaufman (@AlexaBliss_WWE) April 6, 2021

Even if Alexa Bliss and The Fiend's partnership on WWE RAW ends soon, the latter's actions against the supernatural monster will be somewhat justified. After all, Bliss got into this mess in the first place because The Fiend attacked her in the context of a feud with Braun Strowman.

So if WrestleMania indicated that Bliss is about to get some payback against The Fiend, then she is on the right path. It would have been unwise of her to set up a rivalry with The Fiend without a plan, but she already has one in place.

I think Alexa Bliss controls The Fiend now. #WWEFastlane

— MyFavoritesAreTheGOAT (@AlexaDaGOAT) March 22, 2021

The Jack-in-the-Box allows Alexa Bliss to summon The Fiend at her own will. This became as clear as day when Bliss used the giant object at WWE WrestleMania to bring him back.

Perhaps she could use this advantage more often and keep The Fiend on a leash now that the seeds have been planted for a conflict between them.

Bray Wyatt's alter-ego rarely has any defined boundaries, and this became apparent when Randy Orton's maneuvers did not affect him to a great extent at WrestleMania.

The Jack-in-the-Box establishes some rules and serves as a weakness for The Fiend, which is slightly similar to what the Urn meant for The Undertaker.