5 massive changes Vince McMahon has made to WWE since WrestleMania 35

#3. The revival of Bray Wyatt

What a year it's been for him so far

Bray Wyatt took a hiatus from WWE programming in the summer of 2018 and took a long time off before even having a hint of a return. It was post-WrestleMania 35, around 8 months since his hiatus, where he returned with a brand new gimmick - one that fans were skeptical about at first.

Little did they know that this was Bray Wyatt's brainchild - something that he had been obsessing over for months. Braun Strowman himself went on the record to say that he hardly spoke to Wyatt during his hiatus because he had gone "underground" and was laying the foundation for his character work.

And it paid off in a big way. WWE was determined to make Wyatt's second run work and his alter ego of 'The Fiend' remains one of WWE's most interesting and enigmatic characters today. His success saw him become Universal Champion within 6 months of his return and Vince McMahon deciding to commit to Bray Wyatt was a huge change that made a big difference.