As the two former Wyatt Family brethren prepare to clash for the WWE Championship at WrestleMania 33, the finish is still the talk of the town amongst the WWE Universe.
Nobody has a clue how this championship match will end. Everyone knows that Brock Lesnar is going to get his revenge against Goldberg at Mania but it's only the SmackDown main event that is providing intrigue.
After stabbing Bray Wyatt in the back, Randy Orton booked his place in the main event of WrestleMania by RKO'ing AJ Styles. Now the road to WrestleMania is as clear as day but the outcome of the match is still foggy. Is WrestleMania going to end with an RKO or Sister Abigail? I guess we'll have to wait & see.
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Here are 5 possible finishes to the Bray Wyatt vs. Randy Orton match at WrestleMania 33.
#5 Luke Harper interferes
Ever since his dramatic split from the Wyatt family, Luke Harper has truly found his own feet in the WWE.
Since the split, he's been in the main event of SmackDown several times, facing off against stars like AJ Styles. However, as of late, the 275-pounder has been missing from the show, which begs the question: Are the WWE saving Harper for a massive moment at WrestleMania 33?
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After attacking the Wyatt patriarch on several episodes of SmackDown, it's very clear that the 6-footer is now the farthest thing from a Wyatt Family member. So it'll be even more splendid when they perform their miraculous reunion in Orlando.
It'd be so typical of the Wyatts for the Bray vs. Randy match to be nearing a frantic climax, then the lights go out and out of nowhere, Harper appears to superkick Orton.
#4 Bray goes over clean
Besides John Cena putting him over on consecutive nights, nobody has really done the honours in helping Wyatt establish a clean win.
In all his major wins, Bray has never been put over clean, and it's time for that to stop. With Randy Orton being a 12-time world champion, he has all the credentials and star power to help elevate Bray to the next level.
In their last two meetings, Bray has beaten Randy on both occasions. However, both victories were tainted with injuries and interferences. That needs to change at WrestleMania, the same way that the Undertaker should have put Bray Wyatt over a few years back, Randy should do the honours this time.
Randy Orton is a WWE legend that has not only dominated the industry for the past decade, but he's taken it to new heights. A clean one on one win over the 12-time champion would do wonders for Bray and fans could finally view him as the star that he was destined to be.
#3 Erick Rowan returns
Since getting injured in early October, Erick Rowan hasn't been seen on television. As Bray Wyatt's only remaining family member, it'd be silly of us to dismiss the possibility of him showing up at WrestleMania 33.
Doctors ruled that Rowan would be out up until March 2017, meaning that the monster should be back any day now. As Randy Orton said last week on SmackDown, Bray, for the first time in his career is all alone and has no one to fight his battles.
He conveniently forgot to mention that Erick Rowan still identifies himself as a subject of Bray. An impactful return at WrestleMania would do wonders for the giant too, helping him be seen as something more than an afterthought.
#2 Debut of a new Wyatt family member
Everyone knows that WrestleMania season is the time where new faces debut and old faces return.
NXT call ups happen and shocking returns rock the core of the company. It's almost like the calendar year begins and ends at WrestleMania. It sets the precedent for the rest of the year until the next show of shows.
WWE gimmicks are always best when they're kept fresh and reinvented regularly. The Wyatt Family was amazing when they first debuted, they took the whole WWE universe by surprise. Now the gimmick is a little stale, it needs freshening up, it needs new faces. Names like Dylan Miley (Braun Strowman’s former NXT tag team partner and one of the original choices for the spot), Killian Dane, Tommy End and Alistair Black are a few that come to mind.
And what better way to announce yourself to the WWE Universe than to help your patriarch defend his title on the grandest stage of them all?
#1 Randy surrenders
In the WWE, you can almost never second guess where a storyline is heading. But in this scenario, there is a likely destination.
As Bray Wyatt is the most manipulating personality to ever grace our screens, would it really be surprising if Randy Orton went back on his word to bow down at the champ's feet?
If this were to happen in the main event of WrestleMania, it would likely eclipse the impact made when Stone Cold Steve Austin turned heel at WrestleMania 17. Randy refusing to fight after the bell rings and instantly laying down for the 1-2-3 would be interesting.
The moment would be both anti-climatic and jaw-dropping at the same time. Anti-climactic in the sense that the two would have never engaged in a full match, jaw-dropping in the sense that the main event of WrestleMania would provide a massive plot twist.
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