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#9 Bray Wyatt
Bray Wyatt is an example of a WWE creation that they just didn't want to truly embrace as one of the superstars of this era of WWE.
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He was able to spin a yarn so long on the mic that the yarn could fit across the Pacific Ocean. Wyatt did have a few pushes here and there, but when all was said and done, he was merely a jobber to the stars.
His feud with The Undertaker ended with him losing. His feud with John Cena ended up with him losing. His feud with Roman Reigns ended up with him losing. His feud with Randy Orton? Well, hopefully, you get the point.
While Wyatt could get anyone invested in any feud simply by his words, when it came to following through on those words, WWE baulked and fed Wyatt to everyone.
Since he's such a gifted talker and pretty good in the ring, it wouldn't be hard to see him have success elsewhere. WWE has failed to create several new superstars that can carry the company into the future which has led it to rely so much on superstars from the past.
Wyatt could have been one of those superstars had he been allowed to triumph in even half of his feuds. Since he's another WWE creation, will he stay loyal or look to make a mark elsewhere?
