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#3 Bray Wyatt has never won a match at WrestleMania

Can The Fiend snap Bray Wyatt's WrestleMania losing streak?

Bray Wyatt made his WWE debut in 2013 as the enigmatic leader of The Wyatt Family. The cult-like group's vignettes that led up to their debut were intriguing and showed a lot of promise. From the very start, the trio of Bray Wyatt, Luke Harper, and Erick Rowan was pegged to be a big deal. The "Eater of the Worlds" and his disciples even scored a clean victory over The Shield - one of the most protected factions in WWE history - at Elimination Chamber 2014.

Less than one year into his run on the main roster, Wyatt was inserted into a program with John Cena, which led to a match at WrestleMania XXX. The feud was brilliant, and 6 years later it actually plays a pivotal role in the build to their much anticipated rematch, which will take place this weekend. Sadly for Wyatt and his many fans, he was unable to score a victory over Cena at the 30th edition of WrestleMania.

The following year Bray Wyatt had an even bigger obstacle thrown in his path in the form of The Undertaker. Wyatt carried the entire program on his back, as Undertaker made very few appearances on the road to WrestleMania 31. When it was all said and done, Wyatt, who was proclaiming himself to be "The New Face of Fear", was handed his second WrestleMania loss, thus landing at 0-2 at the biggest show of the year.

At WrestleMania 32, The Rock and John Cena made a mockery of the Wyatt Family. Bray himself wasn't in the match, but it only took The Rock 6 seconds to defeat Wyatt Family member Erick Rowman in an impromptu contest.

After that debacle, it seemed as though WWE had realized the mistake they were making by not capitalizing on the popularity of Bray Wyatt. Because of this, the re-energized Wyatt found great success between October 2016 and February 2017. He secured a win over Randy Orton at No Mercy and went on to lead Team SmackDown to victory at Survivor Series, with himself and Randy Orton being the survivors, defeating Team RAW. He, Orton, and Luke Harper became SmackDown Tag Team Champions as the "new" Wyatt Family near the end of 2016. Then came his crowning achievement. One month before WrestleMania 33, Wyatt would win an Elmination Chamber match to capture his first WWE Championship.

At said WrestleMania, however Randy Orton, no longer part of Bray's "family". would take the title from his former stablemate, ending a very short championship reign in a match that many people found to be very disappointing. That's 3 matches at WrestleMania, and 3 losses.

The following year at WrestleMania 34, Wyatt wasn't booked for a match, although he did help his enemy-turned-friend Matt Hardy win the pre-show battle royal. Bray was not an active member of the roster last year, so he missed WrestleManis 35.

If The Fiend is able to beat John Cena at WrestleMania 36, not only would it avenge his first-ever WrestleMania loss, but it would mark the first win for Bray Wyatt at The Show of Shows.