#5 vs. Bray Wyatt (Backlash 2016)
This didn’t turn out to be too detrimental in the long run, but it was still just ridiculous to see. Randy Orton and Bray Wyatt had become embroiled in a feud at the beginning of the new brand split, but Orton was concussed by Brock Lesnar the month before SmackDown’s first pay-per-view so their match could not take place. Wyatt instead wrestled Kane, and even though Orton interfered in the match to help him win, it should not have been a win for Kane.
Bray Wyatt had a chance at new life when the brand split began, and he was immediately defeated by Kane, who shouldn’t have been winning big matches in 2006, let alone 2016. As I said, it didn’t hurt Bray too much, as he and Orton would end up becoming a successful team and Bray even went on to win the WWE Championship early the following year.
Will John Cena beat Ric Flair's record? A former WCW Champion thinks so HERE