5 reasons why Bray Wyatt should join AEW

#4. AEW will bestow upon Bray Wyatt a creative freedom he may never have seen before

*SPOILER ALERT*@WWEBrayWyatt is an amazing talentSuper Creative & will be a success in whatever he chooses in lifeIt's cool he gets to see how much you all appreciate him pic.twitter.com/4sVK8YUPik

— Tommy Dreamer (@THETOMMYDREAMER) July 31, 2021

As mentioned previously, Bray Wyatt is one of the most creative minds in all of wrestling. His ability to create fascinating characters and weave them into intricate storylines makes him more valuable than a wrestler who may only be good in the ring,

Bray Wyatt has a creative mind, he'll be better off.

— Denise Salcedo (@_denisesalcedo) July 31, 2021

AEW is a place that allows wrestlers to have reasonable control over their characters and doesn't stifle wrestlers creatively. There's no way around the fact that WWE missed out, not once, but multiple times to capitalize on just how amazing a creative mind Bray Wyatt is.

WWE screwed up like four different Bray Wyatt reinventions. That probably isn't the best place for him and if he wants to continue wrestling, he'll have infinite opportunities

— Sean Ross Sapp of Fightful.com (@SeanRossSapp) July 31, 2021

His high-profile losses to Randy Orton, John Cena, The Undertaker and Seth Rollins severely stunted the growth of what should have been a megastar by now. Instead, fans were consistently disappointed by highly questionable decisions on WWE's part, none worse than John Cena beating Bray Wyatt at WrestleMania and Seth Rollins beating The Fiend at Hell in a Cell.

At AEW, Wyatt will have the opportunity to work on his character in whichever way he wants without micro-management at every step. Wyatt is exceptional on the mic and he's excellent between the ropes.

WWE has a notorious reputation for watering down its talent's movesets, so AEW will allow Wyatt to express himself more in the ring as well.