5 changes WWE could make to The Fiend upon his return

#1 The Fiend should complete the "classic movie monster" arc after his WWE return to become even stronger than before

This scene with @WWEBrayWyatt The Fiend, was reminiscent of the scariest moment that, as a kid, I had ever seen in a movie! House On Haunted Hill. @THETomSavini pic.twitter.com/FaOkUy2HRd

— Jerry Lawler (@JerryLawler) September 25, 2019

Bray Wyatt is a huge fan of horror films, and he has derived inspiration from the genre throughout this WWE career. It's no secret that The Fiend has a lot in common with classic movie monsters and slasher villains.

At TLC 2020, the character went through an incident that would have destroyed most WWE Superstars. But just like any popular movie monster, The Fiend will return in the near future, possibly stronger than ever.

The names of some iconic fictional characters such as Godzilla and King Kong have been frequently mentioned in conjunction with The Fiend. Despite the efforts to put down these movie monsters, they always remain dominant at the end of their respective films. The Fiend operates in the same way.

The Fiend losing in this manner actually makes sense to me. WWE is clearly building him as a horror movie monster like Myers or Voorhees. He’s obviously gonna come back so they can paint him as an unstoppable creature that can’t be killed. I don’t see it as “buried” tbh #WWETLC

— Indiana LN (@Jugs_MB) December 21, 2020

As they all say, what doesn't kill someone only makes them stronger.

The Fiend isn't gone forever, and upon his WWE return, the character might re-emerge from the flames as an even stronger version of himself. If or when that happens, Randy Orton will most likely face his worst fears in WWE.

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