5 Easter eggs you may have missed from the Firefly Funhouse match at WrestleMania 36

#4 Self-reflection

Much like the first point, John Cena's fears culminated in his own insecurities being projected back onto himself.

In recent weeks, John Cena has spoken about how he wanted to give an opportunity to the future Superstars of WWE, and that Bray Wyatt wasn't one of those.

Cena's been accused in the past of "burying talent" - so some fans would cry hypocrisy at the 16-time World Champion snatching the opportunity to have a WrestleMania match despite stating that younger talents should have them.

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This was doubled down on when a man who's been accused many times of being put in a position where his booking would make the WWE Universe turn on him would seemingly shoot on Bray Wyatt, and say he would "end the existence" of the most over-hyped, over-valued and over-privileged WWE Superstar in existence."

When John Cena snapped at the end and fell into the trap of The Fiend, the 16-time World Champion's words about Wyatt were echoed and would ultimately prove to be his downfall, as Cena's own insecurities about his hype, value and privilege were turned back on him, and he faded into obscurity.

"Ending the existence of the most over-hyped, over-valued, over-privileged WWE Superstar in existence."