5 Current WWE Superstars' NXT Win/Loss record: How many matches did Roman Reigns and Otis lose in NXT?

Modified Oct 16, 2020 06:12 GMT

#2 WWE Superstar The Fiend (12-9-0)

The Fiend, or Bray Wyatt, is one of the most intriguing entities the WWE Universe has ever witnessed. Wyatt spent a long time in FCW and NXT, after his failed stint on the main roster as Husky Harris. Back then, The Wyatt Family was born, and the trio eventually made their way to RAW in 2013. Somehow, WWE didn't do justice to the character and his star soon began fizzling out. In 2019, Wyatt was repackaged as The Fiend, and the rest is history. He soon won the Universal title by defeating Seth Rollins in Saudi Arabia.

Back in NXT, Bray Wyatt surprisingly didn't have much of an impressive record. His NXT run didn't last long and he won a total of 12 matches during his stint. He also registered nine losses, with zero draws. In contrast, The Fiend is one of the most protected Superstars in WWE today. He was recently drafted to WWE RAW and is all set to instill fear into the mind of whoever comes in his way on the Red brand.

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